For some reason I was expecting her to come around the corner and say "Why are you guys talking to a door?"

they’re honestly such supporting and kind parents

Jesse Tyler Ferguson's expression when he says, "You're growing up" gets me every time. Such wonderful acting for such a beautifully moving scene.

*"Seven!? ...Oh my Gooood!"* 😱 _- gets down_ 😂😂😂

I'm crying, I didn't even think about Lily going through puberty with two dads, I assumed this would be a thing either Claire or Gloria would have to handle (more likely Claire because she already taught Haley and then Alex). Modern family, you didn't have to go this hard but I am so happy that you did. Truly modern.

0:22 "Lily, your whole life it's been the three of us, figuring out stuff together!"♥️ I'm sure she needed no one else other than her Dads to get through this!

Kids grow up so fast .. She’s grown up already..

i remember when she screamed racist things in a restaurant as a toddler.... they grow up so fast

my mom told my grandmother and my grandmother proceeded to give me a long talk about how to get blood out of white shorts because "everyone needs to know this"

I got my periods when i was 12, my mum didn't let me do any work for 7 days and gave me all my fav foods and everything. Today im 23 she still does the same thing 😔😭❤️

I want to be a father like them. I want my future husband and me be like them.

"You're growing up" of Jesse shows me the pride, terrify, and acceptance of a father to her daughter. I burst into tears watching his acting. He is really a great actor.

When two gay dads are more understanding and willing to learn about periods then my mom ever did. I love these 2 ❤

Best gay parents ever 💗

Guessing that Jesse got so emotionally attached and the tearing up part wasn’t on the actual script, but they stuck to it because it’s so genuine and heartwarming🥺🥺 this scene gets me everytime I just love this show:)

I got mine while I was playing soccer. I was like: “did I just PEE?”

It's Mitch tearing up for me (he rarely cries so when he does... i-)

This is so nice. My mother told me nothing & provided me with no supplies to handle my periods. I'd just stuff random stuff in there to stop from bleeding into my clothes. Finally I learned to make pad out of old clothes and made two. I'd use one for whole day then next day wash it and use another. One day some people from one of Sanitary pad company came at school to educate us about period stuff and at the end they gave us 4 pads each. That was the first time I used a pad and realized periods doesn't have to be that horrible experience. Lilly is lucky. 💕

"6 for me-" "It's not a competition."

My dad picked me up when I got my first period, I was so excited haha I even told my basketball coach that I couldn't stay for practice because I had my period for the first time and that my dad was there waiting for me, he was like: "Oh ok honey, go get some rest, see you next week!" Then I proceeded to go home ☺️

the most beautiful moment for me is, at the end of such heartwarming speech , lily opens the door and leaves it alittle bit, not completely wide open.. I love that they didn't make this scene more tv material with the cheesy hug at the end by lily or more fluffy with them all being comfortable and okay with the situation all suddenly... instead with they've gone with in this scene, it gives more meaning to the scene... Lily is not completely open and ready to move on further from this moment, but she heard her dads and by the act of opening the door and leave at it, she shows them they're heard and she's willing to open herself to the idea of figuring this out together alittle by alittle...

1:03 Mitch's voice cracking is so❤️

Mom baked me a cake for my first period

I love how Lily just opens the door without saying anything...

i feel like their relationship is the least highlighted on the show, i wish there were more moments showing how great cam and mitch are at parenting!

"We're your parents, we are gonna make mistakes and we are not gonna have all the answers but when you do want to talk about it we're here for you". I think we all just wanna hear this from our parents❤

Jesse Tyler Ferguson is a phenomenal actor. You can feel the raw emotion in his voice and see it on his face. Not everyone can make a scene feel so real, and he does it effortlessly. I come back to this scene a lot because the acting just blows me away.

Sloughing off my "tissss-you" each month 😆

My dad gave me a good talk after I got mine. He let me know it was nothing to be ashamed of and how to practice good hygiene during it and to let him know any time I needed any supplies from the store he would go buy them if I was embarrassed. I was mortified at the time but now I almost cry thinking about how sweet that was and special that my giant of a man dad wasn't weirded out by it. To this day I get irritated when men are grossed out by it because my dad was the first man who I heard say anything about it and he was like nothing to see here it's super normal.

When Mitchell cries, I cry. He's literally the only character where that happens. My favorite 💙

"6th for me" "Its not a competition" Lmao

Mitch: “Six for me.” Cam: “It’s not a competition.”😂😂😂

Jesse Tyler Ferguson is such an insanely talented actor, he's criminally underrated because his emotional scenes especially just blow me away

I cried. Because I watch Lily grow up too. I am so gonna cry my eyes out on the final episode next season. 😭😭😭

Just loved the tears in Michel's eyes, those were so genuine and caring

Such a good scene. Period.

Jesse Tyler's expressions in this scene were just so perfect

One of most sensible scenes in Modern family. This series taught me about handling emotions, made me matured. I can proudly say that I'm from the era of Modern Family.

Cam is growin old and that makes me sad.

When I got my period I cried like a baby and screamed "I want to be a boy". I still say "I want to be a boy" every month when I bleed. Just for like u know 5 days that's all HAHAHAH

I just love the person who made this whole show and the plot and included almost everything, every-small-thing that happens in a usual life. Just so good to watch it all through 💝

I got my first period playing outside with all of my guy friends. They were all really nice about my suddenly bleeding and crying in embarrassment. I remember going "oh god not this".

“Seven days!?!?” Yep.

Such a thoughtful, sweet, awkward, realistic moment.

When I got mine My aunt brought me McDonald’s and said here your gonna want this

My parents divorced before that happened to me. When I was around 11, my dad told my brother to go make a small errand for him, and when he was gone, he told me he had bought some pads and painkillers, and where he had put them. His apartment was very small, and he didn't want my older brother to interfiere in the conversation, that's why he sent him away 😂 My dad made a million mistakes as a parent, and caused me a lot of pain when I was a small kid, but I remember that day fondly cause that was the day he actually started being my dad, and after lots of therapy and forgiveness, we finally have a good relationship ✨

1:21 that "Click" sound for the door to open is just so relieved! That's what everything should end at that point!

Aaaaaaand I'm crying ...

"It's not a competition"

She has always been my favorite character on this show even though she had only a few one liners she was si funny and t see her now as a grownup it's really great continued success to all the characters

I love how warm & sweet they are with her:(((

My mom somehow couldn't explain it to me so my dad talked to me about periods. being very open and comfortable and he saw his own mother and sister going through terrible cramps and fainting and migraines so he was very understanding and nice. I'll always be grateful. It shouldn't be hard for father's and daughter having such discussions

My mom called my whole family and I was embarrassed af

I love this show soooooo much!!

This is the one scene that I will randomly think about and it will never cease to make me cry

This show has been here for a long time ago when

I'm Indian. I had a whole ceremony with multiple gifts of gold, clothes, food and money! Its seen as a right of passage for girls in our culture it's celebrated somewhat huge with everyone under the sun invited with a huge feast. .. good times good times lol

this part made me go all teary when i first saw it. 😢 it's heartwarming at the same time. ❤️❤️

They may not be couple goals, but they're definitely parent goals

Holy crap, this is so late in the series, but honestly some of the best work they've ever done!

Let's make this comment section a "my first period" story line

Thought cam would be the first one to cry..🤣

oh my gosh..this is emotional to watch...

I didn't expect this scene to be this emotional

They’re such good actors! You’d think they’re a real family

This scene honestly made me emotional and I would so love having them as my dads

It's funny and very emotional at the same time. I love this series.

Im crying now ı wish ı had a family like them endless love and support they are such a gift for lily

I was so lucky I got my first period during Christmas break in 6th grade.

This was so beautiful... Made me cry... My dad got me dry fruits when I got my first periods.

Awwwww ❤❤❤ so sweet. Also I love how he says "Endometrial tissue"

❤ los amo ! Ya quisiera tener padres como ellos 😢❤❤❤

The most lovely video i have ever seen on youtube because mine first experience was very bad.wish i were lily

Cam and mitch are wonderful parents. Lily had the best parents in the world

Love these two as parents

The best dads!!!! ♥️♥️

Lily is soo lucky to get mich n cam as her parents

Parenting goals 👍🏻🙌🏻👌🏻💕

I LOVE THIS SHOW ❤️❤️❤️❤️

I was 13 when I got my first period. I knew it would happening soon but i still burst out crying like "what the f is happening to me!"

Seeing Mitchell tear up make me tear up

This made me cry idk why but when mitchell started crying I lost It

I got mine when I was 10 years old and my mom was the best now that I’m pregnant with a boy and I’m a single mom I always think if I’m going to be able to tell my kid what he needs to know so I can relate with their struggles love how real this show was

"You're growing up" 😭

The look on his face when he says 3 to 7 days.

Why am i crying🤣😢 They are so supportive Awww

They are one hell of great actors

My first period, my mom let me stay home from school. Even though it was light spotting and no cramps. It was a girls day.

This episode is really memorable for me because the morning I watched this episode, that day at school I got my first period. It was a funny coincidence and when I got home no one was there (I’m a youngest child). But now it is an important piece of my childhood 🙂

This actually made me tear up a little 🥺

i reeeealy didnt think my eyes was going to be wet at the end.. But there is just something, when you have grown up, and watched someone over and over and over for so many years, it does something with you. #Weraretrumodernfan

Mitch and Cam are the best gay parents ever!

Everyone’s parents are so supportive my mom took me to get pads without wings and then proceeded to make me clean my room afterwards

God I love this show.

Lol This episode came out the week of my first period

I got mine a couple days after my birthday and thought i was actually dying. I screamed and cried for an hour, because I prayed to God it wouldn’t happen to me lmao like I still hate it till this day. It’s something I’ll forever dread.

This was an episode to remember to say the least xD

I wish my parents were that way.......they are really supportive parents am in love hope I became such a supportive parent ❤️

When I got my first period, I'd been painting and for few moments I was confused about how I got paint to travel to my underpants

i don’t have kids but my first thought when that door opened was “damn, i know that feeling is everything”.