i kept thinking they we’re saying six😂

1:03 it's about six

I'm 12, I have my period but my mother still hasn't talked to me about this yet. I've sort of already knew because of the internet but y'know.

“How do you think babies are made?” “You buy them online” wow, I was brought online 👀

I'm 18 and I never had this talk with my parents 👁👄👁.

“You buy them online” that cracked up

When the girl mentioned positions I died

Kids at the age of 13 or 14 still don't know how to make babies, in Australia? Now, that's interesting and intriguing.

I never had the talk from either parent and I’m now 22 😂 had to learn on my own so don’t be that parent.

I thought babies came from a toaster...

I didn't even get this talk I had to learn myself

I think those boys should already know the birds and the bees

Worst, most awkward conversation I had with my son. I HATED it. Little by little though it got easier and it all worked out good. I’m now following up with these kind of videos to share with him. Hi want to make sure he is watching the most honest material about the subject.

In the beginning I thought she said that my dad just have sex with me I was hiding my face on your pillow i was like WTF and then i listen to it again I was like oh

2:10 both son and dad is playing with their hands under the table😂

"What age should they be educated about this" man i woulda said 69

Nobody : Literally nobody : The lady 1:03...IT IS ABOUT SIX😂

I was 8 when I figured this stuff out. My parents haven't had this talk with me yet and I don't think they are going to, but it they do its gonna be even more awkward for me knowing that I've already done it

I like how the kids are all so indirect and bashful when talking to their parents but so explicit and bold when talking about the same subject at school

Where do babys come from? YoU bY tHeM oNlInE

I got told by my mother when I was six, because I asked her. I've always had that sort of curiosity. I just went "sounds stupid but ok lol" when she finished and that's about it lmao

To be honest when I was little I thought the baby would be eaten and came back out don’t come at me LOL😂😂😂

Who else never got the talk and just learned from the internet😭

1:36 Tom Holland is that u?!

I never had the talk with my family. I learnt about it at 11 yrs old from my classmates. In india, the "talk" is something parents don't discuss about and try to avoid it. ​Even puberty isn't something your parents would talk about. They talk about it only when necessary.

Imagine the car ride home😂

I am Hispanic and never had this level of intimacy with my parents I can barely tell them I like a guy. I never knew about the birds and the bees talk until I was 20. I just learned it in middle school and high school.

I learned when I was in 3rd grade I knew full detail now I'm 12

1:46 that posture though.

These days no parent talk about the Bird and the bees to Kids because Google teach you many things

These kids are the most pure kids ive seen, why did they have to ruin this...😂

Mom’s words: how do you know that? There’s a a lot of stuff on the internet. Mom’s thoughts: say it kid…I know you want to 🤣🤣

“You buy them online” BAHAHAHA

The Boyees and the baes

Inspirational thanks for sharing. Donald, Morine, Myola, Rommel & Graham. 💛💏🌻

Whenever my mum says ‘we need the talk about the birds and the bees ‘ ( for a joke) I just say I KNOW MY ANIMALs

I think kids should get "the talk" when they're old enough to remember it but young enough to think it's gross

"You buy them online" I fucking lost it.

I am 13 and Idk why my parents and I never talked about this... it's not like idk what it is...but... DUDE THIS IS A NEW CENTURY WHERE KIDS KNOWS THINGS THEY WEREN'T SUPPOSE TO KNOW!!

These kids are literally the most innocent I’ve seen. Half of us grew up watching it from like 10 😂😂

Looking through the comments people seem to be really surprised by how little these kids/teens know or don’t know about sex. This can be for many reasons: 1. We don’t really care about it that much - especially at that age (obviously we’re curious about things we hear or see but it would never get to the point where we would actively ask our parents about it - we’d just tell our mates and laugh it off) 2. Schools barely touch on the subject until like year 9 HHR (Health and Human Relations) where you learn in full depth about sex, drugs and all that crap. 3. We’re pretty laid back and don’t really put that kinda pressure on each other - Unlike in America for eg: you guys have that lingering cliche to lose your virginity on Prom night or whatever... We don’t have that “coming-of-age” tradition here. (It’s just we’ll be ready, when we’re ready) 4. Lastly and most obviously -These kids probably know way more then they’re willing to admit in front of both their parent, a film crew and camera for the whole world to see, so.. Yeah if I was a kid there I would act “dumb” on the subject too.✌️

1:08 I thought that was shawn mendas 😂

" you buy them on line"lol!

If never had the talk but the world showed me it had the talk with me

“Now how do you think babies are made?” “You buy them online” Well I didn’t know I was made on the internet 👁💧👄💧👁

Parents make it way more awkward then it has to. Like 8 year old me figured it out by watching the tv show friends for about 10 minutes. Why doesn’t everyone just let them watch friends.

Im 16 and my parents never talked about it but i dont remember how i learnt it, guessing the internet but idk

When they said curious at the start. I knew I would never be curious to ask my parents how I was made

I disagree when he said hearing from friends isn’t a good source. I think it’s better than with your parents. I learned nothing about that from my parents cuz I already knew it. I learned about it all across years if time which makes it not awkward.

2:31 idk if he’s hailing Hitler or asking a question

I learned about this when i was about 9 year old i second grade, and i remeber i got really scared. My parent have never had that talk with me and i am 18 years old now.

That one girl: you get babies from the internet

14, never had the talk. And it’s extremely frowned upon to ask or talk ab it in my house. Sadly I have learned it other ways I could have avoided if my parents would have just told me.

Some of these kids are so young to be learning about this!

I laughed so hard when the mom asked how are babies born and the youngest said “yOu BUY TheM ON The INTeRNET

this man right here. he's a damn legend alright

Pfff my mom told me when I learned to read and write. So I was almost 4 I think it depends on maturity. I def feel like I learned at the right time.

I'm glad my mom doesn't question me about how I know this stuff...cuz that would be an awkward conversation. ;-;

I'm turning 21 this year on August 6th, and I never had this talk. I figured, "Well, I might as well see what it's about so I can remember what to say to my future kids" lmao

Never talked about it with my parents. My friends talked about it at school sometimes. She said it would hurt and scared the crap out of me. Lol

When I was 5 I thought babies were stored in individual chamber thingys filled with water, just floating around... the "chambers" were on display in rows in a warehouse type place, and mommy and daddy would pick their favorite baby, throw the baby chamber in the trunk and drive home. BOOM! That's how I was born-ed!

"The fact of life." Yeah, let's go with that.

Me just teaching my brother on our daily walk since I'm gonna be the best source of Intel.

I love this channel!

Omg anyone else find this fucken hilarious

I’m 12 and my parents still haven’t even said the phrase “The Birds and the Bees”

Good thing I’ve had “the talk” already.

I’m 11 and I’ve known because of the DVD’s under my parents bed... at 7 😂

I feel bad for the brother and sister who had to learn together

Online ONLINE 😂

"Where do babies come from" *YoU bUy ThEm OnLiNe*

I was taught about this not only by my mom (and she used books that were extremely descriptive), but I also learned from my school... in elementary, middle, and high school. When it comes to high school, let me tell you, it’s not fun learning about that stuff in a classroom full of hormonal teenage boys.

The internet and my friends is how I learned Edit: I was 8 and in 2nd grade

I knew about "the birds and the bees" when i was like 10 or 11 but this boy (4:34) is like 15 ffs

In an all girls’ school, we had to learn when we were 12 but ay at least we knew not to make a tiny mistake at a young age

I'm 14 years old, wich is old enough to know about it but my mom and dad don't think so. Granted I know all about it, I've just been waiting for my mom and dad to bring it up so I can ask questions.

I knew that from 5 years old - Anyone else ⬇️

never ask your parents about the birds and the bees, always find it out yourself or your older siblings.

When I was 13-14 I thought babies just came out of nowhere, brought into a hospital and then parents can choose what baby you want XD

“Well, it’s about six” No problem, but I don’t think is such an important number to have a conversation with your kids

Ik I’m not the only ne who thought that you had to cut a women’s belly open- I tried looking for a scar on my mums belly when I was 8

six?

My parents would probably be confused if they tried to give me the talk but I already know about everything

I have great parents but they NEVER told me anything like this 😅😭 hell my mom didn't even explain periods. So.. thank God for the internet! Lmao

I'm 11 and I know what s*x is. These kids look like 13,14 or 15 and still dont know.

R they Australian? They r pronouncing "sex" as "six"😅😅

I didn't even need the talk😂😂😂

I'm 13 and I've learnt about this since I was 5

F this you have to pray to God to get a baby

This shi would b so akward

Parents: how old should you be to learn about this Their kids: 12 13 14 Me: I started my period at 10 so 9 years old

my parents never had this talk with me but i knew about it when i was 6....

oh god, i remember having interrelate at my school. it was straight up torture.

I learned it when I was like in 3rd grade,I think my parents know I already know but I’m not gonna ask them,too risky

1:24 u buy them online? You have a lot to learn 😂😂😂

Start the conversation very very early. My kids were 3. Yes, they got it and it’s easier to talk about it.

I new about this since I'm was 8 years old

lol. My mom didn’t tell me when I was little. I found out myself in class.

pov u had friends go in depth and tell u to make u scared for life

i cant sit a minute and talk about this with my kids theyll learn it in school