When the dad saw his daughters he was like: "Oh I left the tea on i gotta go..."

I kinda started crying too lol

Yes bro 😊

This is why we should visit our parents more... regrets always in the last of every situation...

My parents cry telling me "Son, please move out" and i tell them i will when I'm older. Then they be like "you're 35 years old!" Ugh i hate my parents😔

Yes this was awesome to show love to the Dad too, most cases is for mums 💕

I also had something swell when I saw his daughters. 😂

​@@justinb2022 That's good , chop it off then

​@@justinb2022 I got what you meant.😉 Funny...my kinda humor.

​@@justinb2022 your 1 incher?

She probably gave him 1 a night & cooked frequently. Only way to keep anything alive

Even the woman is praiseworthy. Society requires more men and women like them.

They kept their marriage intact. *

They are huge successes, the best thing you can accomplish imho

He was overwhelmed with joy 🤧

I don't want to call, let alone visit them.

My parents moved near me almost a decade ago. They are elderly. My husband adores them almost as much as my mom loves him. Dad loves him too but with less hugging.

Well said!

I agree, my parents are gone now, dad when I was 12, mom just 4 years ago. I wish I had called and visited more often, I would have had more memories.

I lost both my parents 12 hours of each other last year to Covid…. I would give anything in the world to see them again. I visited them is many times as I could, and they got to see their great grandbabies

Every parent knows this and every child feels this. Think of how you act around your parents - we are all still children inside and we need to remember that every once in a while

🥺🥺🥺

Precious

I'm 38...almost FORTY and my mom treats me like her baby....as we get off the phone, "I love you baby, my one and only!" lmaooooo 💜

So very true. My mom still thot of her 76 & 74 yr olds as her babies. Well we were. My baby is going to be 58 ,& she's still my baby.

🙏

Amen

💯💯❤️❤️

My mom loved when my siblings and I were all home(she called us her three chickens).

​@K B it's something I struggle with. I don't live in a culture like that - living super close to parents. But I do want to...I think family is forever and I would love to be close with mine, who I love so much, for as long as I can.

@K B is it sad or do people eventually move on and create their own paths and life. My mom always says it’s not how far I go but when I come back is what matters. I moved to Vegas and now I bought a house four minutes away from my mom who bought a house across the street from where her mom grew up lol

@@courtneywalmsley8284 pollitas 🤣

❤️

So beautiful ❤

So awesome

Yes!

I'm Egyptian American. I lived in New York for 27 years. But I never understood how kid just leave their parents after they turn 18 or 21. Kids should always be near their parents. If kid leave 3,000 miles for college and then come back, I'll understand. But if kids leave 3,000 miles for work, then what's the point of leave? And if they get married, they should be In the same city or county. Again, otherwise what's the point of living? Enjoy life with family not friends because friends come and go but family always stays. We only live 1 life. Make sure not to miss it because before you know it, we will all get old and say what was the point of all this running for 😔

And those babies are so loved and happy. I love this. Blessings to you and yours as well!

I watched it six times.

He’s not even old 🙄

@@Madenthewest 60 isn't old? Bros 4 years from retirement.

​@@AdequateName.Four???? He better not be at most it should be a year more than that and we are fucking him over.

Yeah facts like damn bro🤣

@@AdequateName. "Historically, the United Nations has defined an "older" person as anyone 60 years or older, regardless of that person's individual history or where in the world they live."

YES!! 😭

Awe, a success journey.

This is the truest thing ever! My oldest daughter moved to Texas (we're in Missouri) and I miss her so much and do nothing but worry about her (can't let her know that though) 😭😭😭 But on the other side of that, I'm so proud of her! (And I DEFINITELY let her know THAT!)

@@amandaguidry4242 that's so sweet. I'm in the same state as my kids and unfortunately they're too busy for their ole mom. They work a lot! 😭

@@coldfact. look at it like this, at least they're working! But still, I hope you see them soon! ❤️❤️❤️

I hear ya. I tried this once and only once and my mother's response was, "I'm sure you thought this was a nice surprise but now I have to make up the guest room and do groceries and adjust my schedule etc." and i was like 😑😐

I'm so sorry that you never had that family connection. 💔 There's nothing like it. You can be apart of my family. You would be so loved! 💗

@@raven_bard .....you are not alone. Sadly, there are millions of narcissistic parents, it's all about them. As a teen and onward, I learn from my grandmother, create your "own" family through genuine friends and hopefully, through marriage.

​@@nancygreen3705any leftover spot for me too?

@ grace maia m, always! We're a big, loud, loving crew!! You'd definitely be welcomed & loved! 💓

I think he was overwhelmed with all of them being there . He didn't expect one let alone three of his kids and they knew not to tell mom. Mom can't keep a secret.😍

@@irenemarano8241 thats exactly what i thought

@@keviv8710 🙂I think we did this one right . I 💕 love a nice surprise 🥰. I wish them the best !!!!

Thank you. Good summary. Almost forgot what happened 😅

It's really a 2 way street. As you can tell that they missed them, regardless of the fact that they're no longer children/teens and have a life of their own.

Me too

Sharol H.: Same here; I'd give anything to just have a couple of minutes with them again.

I do ! We’re (also 3 siblings) are very close to our parents . I’m very grateful ❤

@@PrincessAfrica3 there are 3 of us also all girls. Im the olsest.

Yes! Yes.

I don't know, as I get older they're more special, to be here and have loved ones around, I'm looking forward to my 70th next year, the last party was my 21st so I'm having a party 🎈🍰🥂🍾

​@@cbisme6414 happy birthday in advance

I never let my parent's birthday be just another day.

​@@cbisme6414My 61st is in May, I can't wait! Happy Early 70th, Love! ❤️

Yes, haven't seen mine ,only 2 hours away 🤭

For the last few years I’ve put off seeing my biological mother and didn’t. Kept saying I got time. (I’m 33 my mom 49) she ended up passing away and I never called her back from her last call. I forgot. Now I wish I took it seriously. I always tell people now to not be that way.

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@@thebfacebetty8212 please do. My parents live 8000 miles in India. I live in the USA. Not a day passes by without thinking about missing my parents as a 30 yo man. Hopefully i would relocate to India for good , so i could get to live closer to my family. Money isn't everything

The world would be a better place 😊

Nope. Mine are dead and have been for 22 years

My dad left home decades ago. Hasn’t been back since. Lol……but I feel your heart and appreciate your sentiments. It’s all about intent. Much love.

This comment made me cry😭

Mine too are dead & have been for 25yrs. I'm only 50 'now'. These family videos always get me emotional. Is somebody cutting Onion's??! 😮👍❣🇬🇧

​@@Countrygirll you deserve better 🙂. Be a better parent someday 🔥💖🔥!

There killing ne got to stop

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Yes sir 👏 🙌

Indeed ❤️

That's what I was thinking- how sad - I understand with lifestyles, work, distance & the cost & time of traveling that far might keep them from seeing them often, but even knowing that, I still felt heartbroken for the parents because you could tell it was a rare occurrence & how unbelievably happy it made the parents- I just pray that I never live a life where I'm that starved from seeing of my children as they become an adults & throughout life.

They were raised by great parents

Thanks for your centiments I appreciate

A good example of healthy family.

I don’t have a family lol

Best present! 🤗

True... but sometimes children will only realize that they lost all of that when we parents leave this world already...

they make it impossible.... in the relam of money and partisan poltics it has destroyed so many families, so the public rail to private destroyed families visiting its like everything in this land is about destroying works of other peopel whiel spouting whacky shit and making madness high, like tree worshipping or something lol

I would like to spend time with my dad but he always wants his wife around and do what they want to do.

Impressive seeing an American watching real football ⚽️ .

If u don't cry,you are 35 but not grown up 😊 . You did just right

Yes...❤

Amen to that! Time goes so quickly. My parents have been gone for 7 years. I miss them a lot🙏🏼❤️😔

Okay Billy Madison

I lost my dad when I was 17. I'm 34 now. My 82 year old mom moved in with me this year. They adopted me and gave me the greatest life I could have ever asked for. I honestly wish I could do more.

Miss Mom and Dad so much. Lucky Dad....very lucky family. Loving it

That’s right!

What as opposed to fake men and women. Your comment makes no sense.

Yes!!!❤

​@@BaziwizZythink he meant how men and women REALLY react. Some videos are staged

I couldn't stop crying like their Mom!😥 This is PRICELESS!!💞💞🙏🏾

Me too, I miss my Dad

Kids should always be near their parents. If kid leave 3,000 miles for college and then come back, I'll understand. But if kids leave 3,000 miles for work, then what's the point of leave?

Im from India and have never understood how people just disappear from parents lives. I can understand military or starting your own company in the valley or maybe going to los angeles to be in the movies. But to be working some shit job 3000 miles away from your tribe is something i haven't understood at all. Maybe its the corporations that have romanticized this idea to sell more homes or something

@@doncorleone3901 yes, all of Asian.

​@@doncorleone3901its white people they are not family oriented. We mexicans are family oriented

​@@georgew7405its because they are white people