Such a good egg 🐣!

She's a good egg no doubt 💜💜

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Ayo

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Welp mine couldnt

I agree 100%

Yeah sucks when parents don’t believe in their kid but then I remind myself that they were once a kid too and prolly wasn’t taught either.

Yes!!!

Agreed!

That shows how amazing of a dad he is

To be fair, he caught her how many times? You'd trust your dad too if he helped you get into heavy sports and saved you from wipeouts frequently

@@KingAce595I think so too. That is if he was there. Lots of ppl myself included did not have a supportive dad like this.

Parents like that. Because in general and I am assuming the mom is behind the camera and dad is in front

What having 2 good parents does for a kid

​@@Maura237 Mhm, they're both doing great eith etching her. We see it mostly from the dad's perspective cause he's the one running the channel

@@greilthelegendaryhero252yup both parents here supporting their kid

​@@Maura237 I've mostly watched their snowboarding videos, which seems more dad's video and coaching, but mom is also heard with her cheering and occasional instruction.

cute

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Oí Ilv🎉❤

thank you so much 💜💜🥰🥰

I don't know but I got irritated of the lady's pressured vocals. Kid could do faster in some less noise.

​@@user-gi4yx3wk8k there's always gotta be a negative Nancy in the room 🙄😒

​@@user-gi4yx3wk8k depends on people. Some learn in quiet, some need loud cheers. I hope she can express her preferences and her parents act accordingly.

@@RowleyAdventures uhhhhhhhhuuhhhhhhnhhhhhuhybgghu🎉😢😢😢😢😢😢

lol fr

Same here, especially my stepfather. I still believe I can't do anything and I'm almost 30. 😶

Don't listen to them their meanings just focus on things you can do if boys can do something then girls can do it too

must be some kind of dust or something, its got in my eyes too...

I'm not crying g Honestly.. My eyes are sweating

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Sorry to say but she’s gonna grow up to crack her head because she didn’t stomp. Knew she would be caught if she didn’t. Bad joke but you normally do have to learn dropping in by knowing what happens if you don’t commit

wow

good

true🎉

Awe thank you!

That was so sweet. I loved the thanks daddy. Precious!!!

Facts

OMG that hurts our hearts to read. Hope you didn't listen to him and know today in your heart that you are beautiful!

Same 😔

Right???

Im rlly sorry I'm like that too My father calls me names everyday, he yells, threatens and belittles, specially if you end up crying If you actually try to approach him, build any sort of friendship, he interprets that as you needing to be put on your place, bc how dare you even think you guys could be friends? The disrespect! As he likes to say "youre my daughter, so put yourself in a daughter's place" (wtvr that's supposed to mean) He doesn't even know me If no one remembers him its my birthday He doesnt even bother to ask And will not remember at all He would never bother on disappearing on my toddler self on the freaking beach and leave me looking for him crying my ass out whenever I asked him to pls take me with him and teach me how to swim (he's a rlly great swimmer tho. That's why I wanted to learn from him. But instead, he would always swim far away until I couldn't even see him anymore) On surprisingly too many occasions, other men had to step in and literally drag me out of the water bc I was drowning and my father was nowhere to be seen I couldn't even tell him later no matter how scary it was bc he would punish me for it I would just sit on the burning hot sun, holding my cry and wait until it was dark and he came back Just thinking abt it gives me chills, bc anyone could've just taken me away Just like that And he wouldn't even notice in time I'm forever grateful to those men and fathers who left their child for a second to help me out Lol, in my toddler head, that was normal I saw those men as some sort of kings of the sea who were always there to protect children or wtvr 🤦🏾‍♀️ That's how I saw it I waited until I was 19, purposely for him to teach me how to ride a bike I rlly wanted to learn, and all my teenage friends would make fun of me The grl who lives on a island, surrounded by sea, but couldnt swim or even ride a bike But yet I preferred to wait Bc Idk, besides every time he "dumped" me somehow I still had this annoying thing for making excuses for him, blaming myself and pretending it didn't happen I always craved spending any real dad daughter time with him and actually having him as a dad (you know, a caring one?) and I just have to live with the fact that I will always do We're just strangers to each other The only thing I will ever know from him is his screaming voice My mom is no different Most hurtful thing is how they wanted me to be a boy Bought me all boy things, dressed me like a boy and made me feel this sort of guilt, disgust for my own body And in such a long lasting way (when I hit puberty, specially not knowing anything about it, damn, the self hatred, the hiding, everything, it was just painful) And when I was 5 and my brother was born They managed to forget I was even there, growing up at the same house These kind of videos are hurtful to watch for me but they're also a reminder of how I should and will be if I ever have a child My child wont even step a foot on their house Specially if they're a girl No way! My whole family can normalize my parents behaviour on me But they'll never touch my children. No matter how much they decide to shun and villanize me for my decision. I'll fight and drop my whole family if necessary. No one will make my kids go through half of that

I was in your place too except it was both my parents. I was fat shamed by my mom and my dad told me to stop eating but I did it because I was hurting. He put my older sister first before me and I never got attention. I cussed my mom out months ago and left for almost two months because I told her off for never being here for me. So you’re not alone 🤞

So awesome! Thank you for watching and smiling

@@RowleyAdventures llllllllllg. Ppplpp

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I was looking for this

31??

I can’t even get up on one lol

How so many likes in just 2 weeks…?

I can’t get on it without being scared for my life 😂

Don’t feel bad. Her center of gravity is lower 😂

It takes time

I’d buy it.

Laszlo polgar was a psychologist who wrote a book about raising his 3 daughters to become elite chess players. One of them, Judit, is the best female player ever

At this age, kids probably have no choice, and they go with what their parents love more, but after that, when they become around 15-16 years old, many of them lose their interest in this thing, but this's about being an olympian or whatever, but for the parents, they're doing a great job!

@@henrythomas5771 i have heard about this. you really can invent genius if you allow a child to take on their interests early. I wish my parents had. I expressed extreme interest in physics at 6 years old and it wasn't until I was 21 that I was able to take advantage of that passion, it was like they just didn't care. I could be so much further ahead than I currently am.

So cute

​@@aaronfoust ¹

Same here!💖😊 Kids are just heavenly adorable!

@@elmeriiicarrillo1189 ²

Ahww

Yess

Double Yes!!!

yea me too

Yeah dude.

Fuck this made me laugh so hard

I was expecting all wholesome comments not this lol 💀

Hi 3, I'm dad.

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Lmao

We're right there with you doing our snow dances

*Hugs*

I’m feel you. Although my parents did have time to spend, they never cared to spend it with me. They didn’t teach me to swim, to bake, cook, bike, drive, or take me out to have fun often. Sending you hugs and thoughts!

Same here. I'm 22 now. My parents never had time

Yes! 20 now, but I think it’ll make our time as parents even more magical. Sending love!!

Why u watching YT shorts in the club lmfao 😅

Same, it's something I never got. My dad forgot about me when they got my younger brother...My parents divorced when I just turned 13, my brother was 10. I haven't spoken to my dad in years, I'm 22 now. I think I was 16 when I saw him the last time.

I feel you guys.. 👊😔 One day you're going to be there to teach your children the little things. It's going to be a good day. 🙏

Thank you so much!

Who are you who is asking me you know I’m kinda worried and movies like that is not gonna stop us from watching it worried worried worried worried worried worried. 😂

@@jaxonhotzler7194 i think you have the wrong comment?

oh dear !

WOOHOOO!!! 💜💜💜

shes not leaning forward enough

dude he just called her fat. how is that sweet?

@@bboynitro what does that have to do with the comment?

@@dillil307 that wasn’t necessarily talking about weight 🤦🏼‍♀️ strength is a thing too you know

@@aleeshawillow4017 it doesnt i just commented where more ppl would see it

Exactly why we need to keep dads in the family

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Urban vernacular with non-urban folk, lol

🤣🤣😭

She meant it as in are you 100% positive and confident

Aww I'm srry for u 🥺

Same🙂😔💜

My dad is here but he never shows me any support :(

@@xnx_tzy why do he beat u?

I grow up without a parents beside me, but one day i will be a good parents

Sad

It's all in the first word😔

Sadness

That "American" feels really weird and out of place. She's a treasure. Why the need to name her nationality?

​@@Mussi93American pride, we love our people

What if they're Canadian?

I may have misspoken.. I assumed they were American .. not picking up much of an accent.. but it wasn’t done maliciously. She’s a beautiful soul.

Americans be like :

As a Asian, this parent is any Asian kid dream come true

wow thank you so very much! it does all seem normal to us being parents but we also grew up with not a much positive support from our parents. we figured that buck stops here and we will try the route we are currently going with our little lady. 💜💜💜

What era was this? My little sister learnt to skateboard in the 90s and she was a girly girl. Likely learnt because she only had brothers and what else is there to do. But she loved it and reason why if I ever have a daughter I will teach her all the fun sports.

@@squeekyclean1644 I was raised in the 90's. I also had three older brothers and one younger brother, go figure. I was the most boyish tomboy you could ever imagine. But my parents were very strict and had very specific gender roles that we all had to adhere to. As an adult looking back at it, it definitely messed my siblings and I up. I definitely don't raise my children with that same mentality.

@Dawn Carman I spent a good couple years as a young teen covered in large scabs and abrasions lol. Even fractured my wrist once. None of that stopped me.

❤️ i hope now you can buy yourself a skateboard. Ironically you would've been way safer at the park with a board lol. Still you amaze me how you made the most out of it

@piiinkDeluxe When I started working at 15 the first thing I saved up for was a custom made skateboard! My parents couldn't tell me no, I bought it with money I had rightfully earned. It bothered them to no end lol. But I got several years out of my Blind board, I still have it and I've taught my kids to ride it as well. ❤

So stoked for you!! It’s amazing! Have fun and be patient! Maybe make some snow angels and have a snowball fight!