YES XD

reminds me of a kid fact-checking Matt Rife on his misinformation on the planets.

Or goes on Little Big shots

Oh gosh, what an excellent idea, I love it ❤️

This is an awesome idea!

Yes, please do this!

That's a great idea !❤

Or even every three months. They grow up so fast those first few years. He is adorable.

Right?! Seems like just yesterday Claudia was preggars with him!

Several yrs ago now i lived with a roommate who had a baby of their own, and they had that kid around the same time as friends who visited often... By two and a half yrs old that other kid was like two heads taller than my roommates kid xD Genetics just be like that sometimes; the funniest thing to me tho is the fact that btwn the two parent couplings... The taller kid came from the smaller parents xD They just shoot up (wait, that has another meanin xD) earlier apparently cuz genetics be weird

Right? Time is flying 😊

Right?! How is he an actual walking, talking human already?

Right? I swear it was just last week they were announcing the pregnacny!

same, it cracked me up 😂 the way kid's minds work is so funny and adorable

I've never heard a 2 year old speak about death at all, let alone so matter of factly. I love that openness, I bet it'll set him up really well later in life

Same, love the stuff kids come out with sometimes 😂

no literally😭😭😭

He’s like nah mummy I got dolls to play with not be anxious about a wedding 😂

When Claudia said dragons don’t exist, and Rupert said “we don’t know”, it reminded me of me. We weee always told there was no Santa Claus. But I wanted there to be, and there was Miracle on 34th St. and all that. And one year I saw on Christmas Eve, I saw Santa’s sleigh sailing across the night sky. (I was too old to believe by then, but it definitely had an effect on me)

yay! and ya, dealing with curly hair (especially long hair) takes a bit of practise.

Curly hair can be hard to brush! Some people find it easier to use a wide tooth comb (same deal- you start from the bottom and work your way up) or they do make brushes designed specifically for curly hair. Also liberal amounts of conditioner and or keratin spray are your friends😊

Don't feel bad. I am a curly haired cis woman and no one even told me I should use combs. Was just always in trouble for having frizzy hair... because brushing it makes it frizzy. Good luck to us both in our hair journeys!

@@pigpjs My hair is wavy and will even go into some spirals if left alone after washing. Until well into adulthood, I had thick wavy/frizzy hair and I didn't understand how much certain conditioners and different ways of getting tangles out could help avoid the frizz! Here's what works best for me: * Use your *fingers* to gently pry apart the tangles and get to the point where you're not finding any more tangles when you run your fingers through all your hair * THEN rinse only (because you really don't need to wash as often as people do and it strips the hair of it's natural conditioners)...or shampoo if you like (with a mild shampoo). Find a conditioner that works for _your_ hair. * Use your fingers to comb the conditioner through and detangle again. Rinse thoroughly. * You can wring out your hair gently with a towel wrapped around it. But then let it air dry and *don't comb or brush it once dry* Bottom line: While a wide-tooth comb does less frizz-producing than a dry brush, it's brushing dry that seems to create the frizz. I have been *wet-brushing* for a while now (with a natural boar-bristle brush which helps distribute the natural oils down the hairshaft), with a bit of wet wide-combing at the top sometimes if your hair is thick or long like mine so the natural brush bristles can't quite get the hairs lined up near the scalp. Just keep wetting your brush thoroughly as you brush, every few strokes. Your hair should end up damp. Let it air dry after and the curls/waves will magically come back, with no frizz. (Funny note: My mother had long hair, until 30 or so, i believe, but she was 35 when she had me so I only ever saw her with permed, dyed, collar-length hair. As long as I had fine, straight hair like her (from birth to puberty), she braided it and knew what to do. At puberty, apparently my dad's curly-haired genes kicked in and I suddenly had thick, wavy hair that went frizzy. I wasn't a girly-girl and oddly, my mother never really taught me grooming, although she was groomed quite nicely herself. I chose to go live with my dad at 14 and we were like two bachelor roommates until I finally moved out to live with my first long-term girlfriend. I began to use conditioner more regularly and discovered that air-drying created _some_ spirals; my "dreadlocks" as my gf teased. And--oddly again--while my mother accepted my being gay (I don't think it was that much of a surprise--she knew I had been in love with my jr high bff), she wasn't all that thrilled either, and yet...she kept trying to get me to _cut my hair_ . While every other gay girl in L.A. was wearing the standard dyke haircut, I kept my hair long. (I'm not femme, I just don't do fads and didn't think it would look good on me.) My mother was intrigued with the idea of finding out how curly it might get if it was a lot shorter and not weighed down. I'm rather curious about that myself, and I wack off 6" or so every so often, but so far I haven't gone short. I always said I'd cut it when I hit 40. Now I'm well past that, so I suppose I'll finally go short when I'm majority gray-haired (which is coming soon). I'll finally find out whether I can have the Julie Andrews pixie cut I always planned on, or if I do indeed go curly/wavy.) P.S. I'm not one to do all the frou-frou girly stuff and I'm lazy as hell, and frugal, so I'm never going to do all the "product" routines that women on YT promote for "curly girls". In fact, I used the time in isolation during the pandemic to go "no-poo"! Once my scalp adjusted and I got into a daily wet brushing routine, my hair feels softer and calmer than ever. I get compliments on it's luster and waves! So, for now at least (4 yrs in), I'm continuing. I rinse my hair when I shower. Finger comb and wet-brush and that's it. My hair is better and has gotten longer than ever; when it gets below waist length, i cut off 6" and a bit more while evening it out.

I felt like such a dumbass when someone told me i could just start at the bottom of my hair 😅 kinda made/makes me wonder what other habits I've taken up that are horribly inefficient!

I absolutely love how they are choosing to involve their child in videos. It’s so respectful of his autonomy and privacy. Rupert is also such a bright little boy! He just radiates joy. Such a sweet interview!

My parents spoke to me about death very early as well. I'm not sure how they explained it, but I feel like it's something a lot of small kids can comprehend really well if the household allows for open conversations about more "grown-up" topics (and doesn't coddle or baby talk too much). Letting the kids ask questions and giving honest answers isn't as hard as our cultures say! They're smart little information sponges!

It was weirdly refreshing in a way to see a two year old go ‘and then my dog died!!!’ xD

I live in England myself, and still I love hearing little kids talk! I know this one 4 year old, he nearly speaks better than I do, he's very intelligent and has the cutest English accent.

He gets al that from his mummy’s! They’re such good parents.

im guessing its easier with a toddler your talking to eveyday

Also I remember her saying really early on that Rupert had understood that she is deaf and so he needs to look at her and avoid covering his mouth so this also probably helps.

And Jessica could wear a big dress with lots of petticoats and bows!

[sends you nonbinary brainwaves psychically]

Me too!

❤

Hope you feel a bit better soon.

you’ve got this. ✊🏾

🤭

“Tell your daddy I said you have the milkman’s eyes”

I'm genuinely not trying to sound rude, but are you British? because I genuinely don't hear any similarity between their accents at all. Claudia sounds like she's from the South whereas Jodie is from Huddersfield in Yorkshire.

@@ellad43 no, I'm not British. I'm Brazilian. Their voices are similar to me and so are the way they pronounce certain words

@@gisela_oliveira That makes sense, they are both British, which compared to Brazil is pretty tiny! However, to people who live here, they're not considered similar at all 🙂

​@@gisela_oliveira Yeah I get what you mean, she's not got much of an accent but she says words like 'dance' with a short 'a' as northerners (like Jodie) tend to do

I am English but to my ears it’s not so much the accent as the intonation and pitch - I do definitely hear a resemblance now to Jodie Whittaker in a weird way now you mention it ! (but definitely not by accent)

Kid art is amazing art.