Family Futbol Training

[@ruthsamson2359]

Anaya asking Uzi if he wanted help instead of just doing it herself without asking him is just beautiful 🥺💗💓

[@empressshan134]

'Do you want my help?!' 🥺

[@notjordinary]

Yessssss I love the sense of community and healthy interactions instilled in the whole family

[@wendypratt6837]

So respectful! And shows how well this is modelled by the parents!🤩

[@aaliyah_expressions]

Yea i wish I did that to my broth I just did it without asking 😕 and he got mad at me then we weren't friends for a while til we got older

[@C_Tizzle]

She is the best. She's sassy but so stinkin sweet and she Definitely knows how to get her way with her brothers, being the only girl. And it's clear that the boys have great parenting, they've been taught to be gentler with her..but that her opinions and feelings are equally as important as everyone else's in the family. She's sweet, but cunning and knows she will always be protected by her brothers. The older boys don't seem to be as rough and tumble with her as they are with eachother. But, she is still included when she wants to play or do an activity. Great parenting, and a joy to watch.

[@kas_xo]

"Not the hands, just the feets" might be the most precious thing I've ever heard. 🤣 Lil man was HYPED. Those air kicks!

[@dennistmennace]

Lol! Literally everything abt this comment

[@karenmcgee1869]

Yasssss!

[@iamcoachroc9970]

😂😂😂

[@doc_ofalltrades2444]

I replayed that like twice

[@nyanya-ray7235]

I'm jealous of Yvette. Imagine watching your husband and kids just having joy playing with a soccer ball and thinking "this is MY family". Whew, a tear jerker for sure. bless you all.

[@iamcoachroc9970]

Yes this is a beautiful family. And a model for us all to strive for. Especially me as a Black Father.

[@chrissyjackson530]

It's beautiful

[@childofthesunn]

Awwwe 🫂

[@KeyMonique]

Such a beautiful, motivational couple! They are most likely not perfect, yet the structure of showing *how* a family should look on film is such a wonderful thing to see! I truly love it🤎

[@KeyMonique]

@@iamcoachroc9970 Salute to you and your family, Coach Roc! Much love to your growth as a father 💕

[@namewitheld2568]

I am in love with Uzi. He's just a bundle of charisma and sass. That kid just loves life.

[@caroljean161]

Anaya was a thoughtful big sister in asking Uzzi if he needed help with the ball. I could hear a ‘mini Yvette’ right there. Beautiful family. Great to see your dog and the children having a fun time. Uzzi surely can celebrate victory! 😍😆😆😆

[@bkizzle290]

Just seeing you play with your children and your children interact with each other with such kindness and respect is so beautiful (im literally crying right now). I hope to parent like you guys one day God willing. Your children are blessed to have you and you are doing amazing!!

[@zazilicious]

I feel you bro traditional African parents don’t do anything with their kids because in their mind adults shouldn’t go to kids level. Someone once said “what do African parents think it’s going to happen if they start showing love?” It’s sad really.

[@sorol79]

I was crying too, because it reminds me how vital and meaningful spending time with my family was, seeing other families' experiences and reading comments here, help me learn other perspectives of what family means.

[@ieshapolk838]

Me too!!

[@MsMVP]

😔😔

[@olufunker.awosogba2654]

Can definitely relate on growing up in an African household. Moments of praise over high grades which drove me to always get them but don't recall bonding moments.

[@haroun7332]

My dad would take me my brother and my sisters to the library almost every Sunday, followed by food. We would use our library card to get books and read them together making me really fall in love with reading. To this day I read loads

[@LindaC616]

Oh, we had once a week the bookmobile! Wednesdays were awesome! And my mom always read to me and did word search puzzles with me. I could read before I started school

[@Chloeeezyyy]

Same. But it was my mother who took us to the library and dad/paternal grandma always bought us books as gifts.

[@LindaC616]

@@Chloeeezyyy whenever we asked for a book, even a comic book (25 cents, haha) when shopping, Mom never said no....

[@Chloeeezyyy]

@@LindaC616 I love that. so glad they indulged us this way.

[@Torianadouglas]

that is absolutely beautiful. there was a short period in my life when my dad was staying home instead of my mom and he would do the same thing. You just made me realize that I miss it

[@starlightzebra1997]

Theo would be great at Golf. He seems calm and collected, focused and analytical. Perfect for golf, I see the US. Open championship in his future🥇

[@kpeezyforsheezy]

THIS ☝🏻

[@healingintention9871]

That's a great suggestion ⛳

[@Nothingatall1984]

I agree, good suggestion😍🥰

[@karenramirez9926]

“Not the hands? Just the feetzzz?” 😂

[@rhondar.]

All children want is your time. My parents used to get us up every Sat morning & Mom would have a picnic made. We'd go for drives & then stop by a lake, have a swim & have a picnic. being in the car was fun too, we all got to say things we liked about the day spent together.

[@LindaC616]

I realized the bit about time with my niece and nephew. They are more like a little brother or little sister to me, as there are fewer years between us than there are between me and my older siblings. And all they ever wanted was to help out around the house with dishes et cetera. Anything to spend time with someone

[@jackiedelvalle]

"All children want is your time" is so true and so few people don't understand this, beating themselves up bc they can't afford to give their kids this or that. Time with your children is so precious. Don't waste it worrying. You can't get it back. It goes by so, so fast and one day they're grown.

[@raeannek342]

When Naya was whispering.. Beleaf's lips moving to what he hears is so heart warming.

[@jayzinger325]

Anaya the coach...lol

[@deshonebonyrowland-ward4552]

Points - Anaya is an amazing big sister - Uzi might be ready he's looking good out there lol -this looks like great family fun - and I was nodding to that track like it was the latest atcq.. Had that feel... It's 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@MrLakers92]

Bro I said what in the Jungle Brothers?!

[@MrLakers92]

What in the Native Tongues is going on?! That man was spittin lmao

[@jackiedelvalle]

I agree with dad that Uzi needs another year. He needs to be able to rein himself in and listen to and carry out instructions. At the moment his excitement is so great that he wants to just run, kick and scream with delight! 😍 In a year, he'll be able to rein that all in and stand and listen to the coach before doing what he's supposed to.

[@carmina8143]

My dad would have us try all kinds of sports together as a family , volleyball, tennis, basketball, soccer ... we probably didn’t know all the rules but those were some good memories . Loved to see everyone encouraging Uzi boosting his confidence .

[@JJ-el6qx]

Same when all the cousins were young we would go to the park and do tennis or soccer or baseball and just play around even if we ain't know the rules completely lol

[@prestonmatthews725]

I love that analogy. “I am living vicariously through my children” such a profound statement and understanding of the whole parenting dynamic. Anayah has a foot on her though. She seems like the baller here.

[@climbinggoat]

Still can't believe I met belief and the kids at sky zone!

[@climbinggoat]

@Glendolyn Minxalyn rather not say where I live lol

[@FromtheeyesofShaun]

Im sorry but the DOG had me 🤣🤣... came in like " it wasnt gonna be no soccer game without ME🤣🤣🤣....

[@thelindsaysuejohnson]

You guys are so inspirational. I’m currently pregnant with my first and your videos teach me so much about how to be a good parent. Sending you guys so much love and joy!

[@thelindsaysuejohnson]

And to answer your question - my family and I spent a lot of time camping, road tripping, even just snuggling together eating snacks and watching TV. Those are my favorite memories with my parents.

[@C_Tizzle]

They are structured, but adventurous and affectionate. There is time taken out for the inevitable mini meltdowns that all kids have, but they're followed with a discussion. They make a point to have inclusive group and team-building activities, but each child is nurtured as an individual and expected to express an understanding of eachother's individuality. Watching this family's journey, along with honesty of the parents about how they're having to wing it and take it all as it comes, while figuring it out as they go along...is simply, endearing and uplifting. What a fortunate, healthy, happy, thriving, imperfect, loving household. I appreciate this channel so much!!

[@thelindsaysuejohnson]

@@jaftaabulele3140 thank you!

[@lailonnib]

Congrats on a healthy happy pregnancy 💖

[@C_Tizzle]

It's nice to hear that you're doing well and excited for your new baby. All the best to you and your brand new tiny human! 💚

[@Blitzkrieg1976]

Only the feets. You've got such a beautiful family! Uzi's excitement is contagious 😄 all of your children are amazing!

[@aleialaw]

My sister and I were raised by my grandmother. Every Saturday night we took turns picking out a recipe and we would all go to the store and pick out ingredients and make it together. I will never forget learning with her and how proud she was of us and what we made together. I miss her so much.

[@ericar.6370]

@aleialaw this is so sweet and a lovely memory! ❤️ thanks for sharing

[@dodirty28]

Man, what a amazing roll model for us black men. Amazing father, keep it up my brother!

[@lornabukasa4047]

We had family bible study/devotion every friday night with my dad telling great stories, and us having discussions about life and values with lots of laughter and singing in between.

[@KeyMonique]

I didn't have structure coming up in my household, in my family! That's why I appreciate you all so much. It's warming to see you all enjoying family🤎

[@desinotsoanonymous3687]

Same.. just makes me smile

[@Keziah2447178]

Same man it’s so dope to see.

[@prestonmatthews725]

Ditto. One of the many reasons I am drawn to them

[@OneOfAKindJEM]

Same. I completely agree. Such a beautiful family.

[@iamcoachroc9970]

To many of us can relate to your comment. But God willing, we are on our way back to providing structure, love and guidance within our families.

[@laurenr9659]

I grew up swimming competitively and my parents always came to all of our swim matches. My mom always volunteered during them and my dad would watch. It was nice being the only black kids on the team having both my parents there supporting my brother and I because swim matches are ALL DAY LONG. So exhausting.

[@tayoshane3345]

I like that Anaya asked Uzi if he would like help instead of just doing it for him. She gave him room to be independent and make a choice. I think sometimes people underestimate the importance of giving and teaching children something like this. simple but soo effective. Well done Anaya

[@F.R.A.N.K.I.E]

I love how Lili was also in the fray lol. This looks like so much fun, I wish I had a family who did stuff like this when I was growing up.

[@DivinelyLucid]

Cooking!! My mother teaching me how to cook and clean up afterwards. She would always have music playing on the background. Whether it was baking cookies or cooking dinner. That was the most memorable quality time.

[@blackhannahofficial]

IDK if I can watch a video of this family without tearing up; I love y'all so much ☺️. Blessings bbf (Beautiful Black Family)🤗

[@theoracle56]

This video should be mandatory for black people to understand the importance of black fathers and black families. Pick wisely and procreate with good black men that will love and instruct their children. I had a strong devoted black father that took his role seriously. I was an only black girl with 5 brothers and now I am a black woman married to a black strong educated man who is also a wonderful father and husband. My father married my mother and bought a home before ever having children and my husband and I did the same thing. We raise our children in an upper class black community because we decided to give them the very best life we could in this world and to feel valued and appreciated. Fathers matter. Black communities matter. Black kids learning to love and cooperate with each other is so important. I love this family because I see elements of my life playing out in front of my eyes. Black families matter!

[@paulgeorgefan3874]

All propel in general just a happy family

[@JoyCassi]

@@Ricoque-u2m how crass…you’re talking about their life like they aren’t normal ppl and most likely reading the comments. They’re growing and sharing their journey. Black ppl aren’t monoliths on either side.

[@theoracle56]

@@Ricoque-u2m Wow. What an awfully judgmental thing to write. I don’t care where he came from, I care about what he is doing NOW as a husband and father and he is doing a great job. He is working and being there for his children. It is obvious that either people in her family and extended friends really don’t like them, which is hard to understand because they are thriving and happy. Is he perfect? No, but no one else regardless of some piece of paper some are using for validation. A degree has nothing to do with character and integrity. My grandfather had both his parents murdered when he was 3 years old. He was adopted (by distant family relatives, which was common in the black community in the South) and only completed the 3rd grade. He got his GED in his thirties. My grandfather has worked since he was 8 years old. His first job was selling apples and oranges. He joined the Navy and was a decorated soldier serving during World War II. He then worked at a Steel Mill until he retired at 65 years old and then drove a school bus until he was 75 years old. My grandfather owned and paid off in full two homes. He sent all his children to college including my father, who also served in the military and has a Master’s degree. I also went to college and have a double Masters degree. My grandparents were married for over 62 years. Out of all my grandparents and my maternal grandparents have a similar story, I have always said my paternal grandfather was the wisest and had the most sense of everyone in my family. He wasn’t greedy, didn’t believe in living on credit, he worked, he saved and he lived, but most of all he was a husband and a father till his last breath. Here’s what we are NOT GOING TO DO is qualify someone’s abilities based on college education and supposed literacy. The job my grandfather did with just military training and a 3rd grade education now requires a Master’s degree and an apprenticeship WITH CERTIFICATION. There are plenty of blue color no college educated men that make more money than those in education. I’m sure there are areas where the father outperforms the wife. He shows up, he takes his fatherhood seriously, not only do they live a good life, but they seem happy. Who are you to determine what marrying “down” actually means?? There are plenty of college educated “good on paper” seems like they make so much money that are drowning in debt that are awful husbands and fathers. Listen, I worked with a woman who married “her fairytale”, a medical doctor who supposedly gave her the dream life. Big house, Big bank account, two beautiful kids until he left her for another woman, drained the bank accounts and left the country and abandoned their children. She had to move her parents and work two jobs. That is the reality of life. Your response was awful, unnecessary and hateful and proves to me that humanity needs an intervention of kindness and compassion.

[@northernsoutherngirl]

👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

[@northernsoutherngirl]

@@theoracle56 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

[@PeytonsProductions]

This video was what I needed today!!! You remind me of my dad. Not too rough, but not too easy on ya either. Me and my family always walked the university campus my parents went to for 4 years. Just walking, taking, kicking a ball around, playing tennis, playing duck duck goose. Exploring and going places by foot was one of the best quality times I ever had with my parents and sisters. After those 4 years, I was 9 and we moved to the coast and walking on the beach for miles was another thing we loved. We flew kites, played volleyball, just enjoyed each other’s company. It might seem simple but it meant the world to me. The countless memories I have of doing both never fail to make me smile.

[@Blessemm-c26]

Love this family! When the kids hug their dad, it makes me wish every child could have this experience. I am so blessed to have a husband who does the same for our girls.

[@iamgraci_]

i love how Anaya patiently aksed Uziah if he wanted her help and then he finally was like okay go ahead lol, the whole interaction was priceless

[@millenialsmom2214]

Cuteness overload! Uzi's attention span might not be there at his age but the kid is 100% got the enthusiasm 😉

[@diamonds4joy]

The best part of this video...LILY!! so happy to see her running and playing soccer with her human brothers and sister ❤️

[@jackiedelvalle]

The BEST part of all that you just watched was the DOG????? Wow. 👀

[@missalphaomegagod-2u]

@@jackiedelvalle exactly this fool crazy

[@southpaw3199]

Uzi turned into Happy Feet! He couldn't contain his excitement lol. This was priceless.

[@rxgirl9609]

Yes I was smiling the whole time just as if I were there cheering them on😊😃

[@tweakablelifecreations6543]

He’s Uzing with cuteness 🥰!!! We didn’t do much quality time growing up but I liked when we played games together. As a parent, I want to emphasize family time. and YES 🙌🏾 we go games often. I grew in a single parent home, I’m married and we have 4 children together (post marriage and no children elsewhere). My life is already worlds different from what I grew with. I just want to give my children opportunities I didn’t know existed. 💯 💪🏾 🧠

[@idkmaybe4735]

The black family joy plus the dog. It’s such a wholesome visual!

[@tamiko_8369]

🤣 loved how hype he was! Ok Uzi 😆🙌🏽

[@jaelahart2174]

I have a very large family, and with that came a lot of business and it was hard to find good quality family time. BUT, one thing I will never forget is that each night after dinner my dad would always have us sit down together and do a family devotion or just read some verses from the bible. And while at the time it was a bit boring to me as a kid, I see now how important that time was together as a family learning about God. And now that I'm older, I have come to really enjoy my time with Jesus and I think those short family devos play a big part in that. Anyways, I love your videos a ton!! They always bring a smile to my face and I just think you guys are doing a great job!!

[@chelledegrasse2787]

The things that stuck most with me would be us praying together as a family. Not just saying grace (which we did) but also praying to God for all our needs and thanking Him for all our gifts, making Him the true Father of our family. I'm 74 now and my heavenly Father is always with me.

[@nickiebaker]

Every family meal at the table we would all go around and list three things that happened in our day. Now we don’t have hardly any family dinners and it’s hard to keep up or get everyone to open up. I miss hearing my quiet brother tell stories at the table or having such good fun conversation that our butts hurt from sitting on the chairs too long. All the best to your amazing family. Y’all give me hope

[@moocowtv]

Bible study/ verse learning was a thing we did growing up together as a family and hands down it made the difference in my life!!

[@northernsoutherngirl]

Smiled throughout this entire video.🥰🥰 Uzi's little "wind up" dance everytime before he kicked the ball was too cute. Sidenote: it's so weird to know that for a long time that Theo once had dreads. I can't even imagine him having locks now.🤷🏽‍♀️ And it looks like everyone is getting use to Lily too.🥰 I came from a broken home, so I'm geared up to read everyone else's response to Beleaf's question he posed at the end of this video. 😊

[@idkmaybe4735]

My father was abusive, as the time went on he got better, one of the things that my dad would ask me is how my day at school went or what’s was the tea between my classmates while we cooked dinner. That was kinda the ritual. He didn’t tell me often that he was proud of me a lot until the night before he passed. he expressed how proud of me he was as far a the person I was becoming. I’ll look forward to offering unconditional love and gratitude to my kiddos.

[@cesheph]

UZI is just excited to be playing it doesn't matter if he is ready or not. At that age it's all about the fun 😅♥️♥️

[@CandiceHubbard]

His excitement is priceless ❤️⚽️🥅 he's learning so well. I love it when he said "not, not my hands!?" Adorable!

[@angelapate]

Something I’m going to do different for my family when I have one someday, is to make sure I tell my children I love them each and every day. Not only with my words, but by showing them love and affection. ♥️

[@rydercrooks]

i’m a white boy, but these videos inspire me because i really want to have a family of my own

[@dpalmer4807]

Good wholesome family relations are a blessing to all humans regardless of race or any other categories or labels. I hope you find joy and belonging with those who love you back.🌼🤗

[@GratitudeGriot]

4:04 that rewind effect got me for a sec🤣 im like I KNOW Uzi aint running backward with all that dexterity and coordination and i done watched him fall all over himself with excitement the first 4 min of this episode 🤣💙

[@sorol79]

I love the things you do with your kids. Them seeing you get excited IS what builds confidence and love and drive. Kids want their parents to be proud of them... I'm still striving for this. 😆. My mom worked full-time when we were growing up but one of the things she did was wake us up at 6 a.m. every morning before she went to work and we would cuddle on the couch. It's the simple things that kids never forget. I know she took the time out of her morning to prioritize me and my brother. It meant everything to us.

[@Futuristicbowwow]

Honestly, I can remember my dad playing with us the same way you’re interacting with your kids. I remember watching my mom cooking a meal and dancing with us. Brought tears to my eyes and I wanted to thank you for bringing that memory back to the surface.

[@ruthsamson2359]

playing soccer with my dad and brother are some of my favourite childhood memories...this is wholesome and lovely to see

[@amalik_333]

I used to bring home Junie B. Jones Books from school and my mom would read them to me and my younger siblings after school. We also used to all gather together(Our parents and the 10 kids) and each say a prayer before bed.❤️ I definitely want to do those things with my children.

[@the_mercy_okoduwa]

Quality time in my family was storytime. My parents would tell us stories of their childhood for hours. Our eyes and hearts travelling with them down memory lane. Dad would always say at the end of those stories; "May this not be a last story". I didn't know what it meant when I was younger. And then, we would always pray afterwards. We also bonded over preparing large meals and every one had to help. Thinking about it now brings smiles to my eyes.

[@ltarleton7527]

This truly warmed my heart! As an only child, I always longed for these type of family moments. They will never forget these memories. It was the forward and reverse run of Uzi for me! The joy is his eyes....priceless! GOAL!

[@dyamondreid6807]

A small practice my grandmother had with me was holding hands when she spoke to me. I understand as an adult it was her being full present during our conversations

[@RonaRawlsMusic]

Pure enjoyment! I’m vicariously living my childhood through your family! My dad was either on music gigs or his day gig. Mom was a busy working woman. I grew up in my own little world. I have a brother and sister but we pretty much tolerated each other. Keep sharing and God bless your beautiful family!

[@tiaponga7113]

Every Friday night after my dad would finish his night shift he would always come home, shower and sneak into our rooms to wake us up to tell us to put something warm on and meet him in the car. He would buckle us in, drive us to the service station and treat us with a hot chocolate and muffin. Afterwards he'd drive us down the main street of our town (there's always something beautiful about driving through the town at night), and we'd park up at the local Durie Hill Memorial Tower overlooking the Whanganui River and our small city of lights. It was a small treat he'd give us for all of our hard work at school, sports and other recreations we were part of growing up. Just a small memory with my dad that I hold close to my heart that I'd never forget that I wanted to share. Thank you for sharing your family with us and giving us a perspective of growing as a father everyday with your beautiful children and wife! ❤️

[@ericar.6370]

❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@sgayles11]

I don’t how old Uzi is in the video but I think he did a great job. He understood that he should’ve been using his feet not his hands. He played well with his teammates. 🥳 And he knew how to make the goal and celebrate!!! 🥰🎈🎈🎈🎈🎈 Love it!

[@ChannelFiend]

I grew up an only child to military parents. Spending time in our household took on many ways. I was active in sports as well as student gov't, band, computer club, drama & debate, foreign language club and whatever I could do because we lived overseas and it meant free traveling. So my parents supporting me even though they didn't know all of the rules to the sports I played, pushing me to follow thru and finish what I started even when I was good at it, and making sure that I paced myself so I would get burned out was how we did things. We talked a lot, I was bratty and needed to be put in my place a lot, but looking back on it, I am happy that they allowed my to try many things & forced me to follow thru. Sports especially teached conflict resolution. Between players & within the person. There's a lot of, cause and effect analysis that takes place along with politics & dealing with a hierarchy system. A lot of on the court & field lesson translated into the real world & classroom for me & I suspect others as well. Now that I have two sons, 23 & 13, I try to teach & guide them the same way. The 23yo got it. The 13yo, he's still a work in progress.

[@findingherflow]

Seeing Uzi practicing football reminded me of the Tobago 🇹🇹 native Dwight Yorke. He did big things in football in the UK. Keep going Uzi, practice leads to progress.

[@jackiedelvalle]

Isn't he the one who completely REFUSES to have anything to do with his very disabled child?

[@jaydeneschultz3363]

Most beautiful video I have seen. The way they all celebrate every single goal is just too beautiful man! "Just the feets" 😂😂❤️

[@kingjudah22]

I grew up with 4 brothers and to give my mom a break, my dad would have a " Boys Day" every so often. During those times we learned what it was to be a man and to bond with him. He would use those times to check in with us and answer any question we had. Which looking back, paved the road to our communication now. I can talk with my pops about anything and it all started because of " Boys Day". Keep up the great work Beleaf.

[@sbeets6049]

Why did this make me cry lool so beautiful! Well done guys 👏 👏 remember "just the feets"! 💕💕💕

[@lilig4396]

That "trust" jump in to daddy's arms at the end made my heart swell 😍

[@tinafarley1995]

Learning to be more present, being supportive, giving options and listening, I felt that was missing in my household so one day I’ll have children and I want to give them better love 💕

[@MrsIEllis]

This was so fun to watch, what a beautiful sight. In my home, my husband and I make sure most Friday nights is family game night and every Sunday evening is family movie night. It is the two constants that we can bond over and enjoy all together. We did not do things like this when I was growing up and I really enjoy creating these memories with my family and I hope that someday they will continue it or do something similar with their families. Sending your family so much love ♥️.

[@NareHovakimyan]

I moved to America when I was 8. My sister was 4. My parents were just about 30 years old and although we had a little bit of family here, they didn’t speak the language and had to start absolutely fresh. I remember laying in my bed with my mom in the middle and my sister on either side. We’d lay there together on my Barbie blanket in 1999 and listen to a CD collection that was classical music with sea-sounds overlapping. We would lay flat on the bed, kick our feet up in the air, and dance with our feet to the music of Tchaikovsky as though we were ballet dancers :’) When we’d be coming home from anywhere as a family, my dad would go around the block an extra time so we could listen to the song we liked so much for the 12th time. My mom would take us to the bookstore, open a book about Paris, and we’d pretend we were traveling there. It was a good good time :)

[@alyssabuffington6842]

Car rides to and from sports was our quality time. Athletics in general- I knew my parents would be at every game and knew my stats knew my challenges and aspirations in me and my sisters sports. That was one of our biggest bonding points and I always looked forward to the hug and convo on the ride home from a game!

[@cierraglover1768]

Expressing board games where we have to interact with each other has to be one of the best memories I had as a kid when it came to quality time with the family. My mom made sure we had a game night at least two to three times a month and I plan to carry it onto my family of my own

[@Brembelia]

Lol!! "Two leaves in the face." I'm lovin' this family. They got it goin' on!! Even the 🐕 dog, y'all!! 😃

[@HarvestMoon2049]

Thank you for spending time playing with your kids. My Dad never played with us nor encouraged us to do anything extracurricular. But I don't hold it against him. His Dad died when he was a kid himself, so he didn't know spending quality time with his kids was something vital.

[@jetevaughnholland202]

Uzi's victory dance is life. Lol

[@lindsaywallace93]

I’m in here screaming every time Uzi gets one ❤️😂😂. These kids are growing up too fast

[@ImMadonnaB]

I can't explain how much joy this family brings me!

[@ingridmoss5882]

Just seeing Beleaf interact with his children is so beautiful. The way that he and Yvette parent their children is truly incredible. In my home my mom ruled with an iron fist and that's what I perceived parenting to be because of this being a learned behavior as a child. The healthy interactions and dialogue between the children will create an unbreakable bond between them now and in the future! 💕

[@sshorter728]

I love love love seeing all the children having fun and supporting Uzi! Anaya and Uzi are adorable she is so kind asking if he needs help! Family time in my home growing up would be Friday night dance sessions. My dad would pull out Bob Marley Records and play them on the old school record player. And ask my sister and I to show him the new dances. 😂😂😂. Back then is was the butterfly, boogle, peppa seed. 🇯🇲🇯🇲We would also play board games, and ever two weeks go to the library to pick out new books to read. Thank you for sharing Henry Family! I wish you all continued blessings.

[@fa_abdi3001]

I helped coaching under 3 years old on soccer and it was absolutely bad, no concentrations, a lot little fights, a lot I am going to pick the ball with my hands and screaming. But God, how wonderful is too see them smile when they got something right or apologise or understand defeat and still be happy to came out to play.

[@MrsTC2U]

I was raised by my grandparents. My granddad would take us fishing. Or we would watch Star Trek together. Just give Uzi time. Either he will love it and become better, or move on to something else. Keep encouraging him!!

[@Mona-mr1cd]

Quality time was my mom doing my hair on the living floor and greasing my scalp. I loved it!!! I got a massage and a message about life as we talked, laughed and my hair always was on point!!!! … you have such a beautiful family!!!!! ❤️🙏🏾

[@SH-df9ti]

Seems like at the practice he didn’t like being separated from the rest of the family. He kept going back to them on the sidelines. This time he was with his family so he was ready to learn. 😊

[@joyabara5553]

Absolutely 🔥🔥

[@uncomfortablekeisha1601]

Love this!!!! I love the whole family getting involved to help Uzi. Uzi and Anaya’s relationship is so cute!!! Our family time that I enjoyed most was, dancing & listening to music!

[@pacojoediaz2277]

Uzi gonna be a beast! Anaya is an awesome sister. Theo is the brain and Riah gonna be the protector!

[@joygirl09]

My mom was a single mother but we spent a lot of quality time together. Doing my hair, nails, etc was always a good time. We would also spend time baking brownies, cookies, cakes all the sweets.

[@barbarahardy6847]

Gooooooo little Uzi ! They working with him. He,s going to do great at his next practice. Keep all the videos coming. God bless the beautiful Henry family. 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🛐💯🌷🌻🙂💕⭐

[@MrsJenny-xl3fz]

Thanks for sharing your family with us. Loving God and each other is such a fantastic example for us all. My dad and I stayed close to Jesus together. Favorite memory of my dad was keeping him awake in evening church services so he could run the sound. He got up for work every morning at 4 or 5 so evening services were tough. I sat with him in the booth. He would tickle my hand and when he stopped, I would elbow him in the ribs to wake him up. We had a good system, lol. He worked alot with not much time to play. These sound booth times were our time. I even learned a little about working the board.

[@amycanizaro5987]

You are awesome parents and I wish this channel has been around when I was raising mine! Thank you for sharing your lives and may God bless and keep you always.

[@gennasantaquilani4863]

Uzi- "Just the feets?" He was trying so hard to understand. Bless his heart. 😭

[@motherolves8173]

I like how you made it fun and included all your kids. Some parents could take your family as an example on how to be. I love watching your family have fun.

[@danitabarnes5516]

I love this family! He is learning soccer best in the backyard right now. Quality time with me when I was a kid was my father, who was an artist, taking me and my friends to parks to draw and paint or having drawing and paint sessions in the basement. He was such a great artist and artist professor, a perfectionist, but he always encouraged me to draw and paint even when his artistic skills didn't run through my veins. Miss him so much!❤😥

[@paigeschmidt1506]

He’s got the dance moves of futball players after they score! I just love him! All of them! They’re all such good kids.

[@bornearth]

We had dinner at the table that my Mom and I would set. We used linen napkins an the "good" silvetware. I just loved that part of preparing for a meal. It felt luxurious and sweet.

[@isabeladiadamiperez1617]

Your family is so lovely, you make me cry tears of happiness S2 thank you for sharing real BLESSED life! Love to each of you S2 One day if I have a family, I want to make sure I connect with them emotionally before anything else because with this simple action even bad times become less painful. For the good times, I will try my best to listen to their hearts, dreams, desires... I want to be real and give them as much love as I can... I never felt this connection in my family and that would be a dream of mine ;)

[@callycampbelldavis]

This right here is BEAUTIFULLY profound and powerful on many levels. ✊🏾🤩

[@LadyDayK87]

So many things my parents did with my 5 brothers and I...its so funny how my father was the disciplinarian and we feared him greatly but when I look back I see how he tried to make sure we had fun and enjoyed life too. Like teaching us how to play spades, monopoly, buying us toys, watching Sunday night television all together, making sure we hit every hood carnival that came to our city and being the nurse whenever any of us got sick or injured. I'm tearing up like crazy right now because I realize now how much I misunderstood him. He passed away at 44 when I was 24 and I just wish I had the understanding then to tell him how appreciated he was. He had his faults but I am so sorry he didn't live long enough for me to mature and see him as the man that did his best for his family. #myAbu ❤

[@ericar.6370]

❤️❤️❤️

[@markebakt]

My Mom and Dad tried to expose us to all kinds of cultures. My dad was always teaching us about other places in the world and about the contributions of African-American people.

[@triced1376]

Hey Beleaf and family! My dad just passed away recently and i realized that i have been watching your videos over and over because your interactions with your kids bring me a nostalgic feeling from my childhood. My dad made everything we did fun even if it was just walking to the store. That man was definitely my super hero so to watch you become that for your kids in every video is very comforting and soothing...so thank you for sharing ❤️

[@Denise-ls6vd]

Go UZI,GO UZI 🕺🏽 and Anya,💥😘🙏🙏🙏GOD bless all the babies !!!!

[@lsbrgss]

This was sooooo cute!!!! I love Anaya whispering to Dad the plan and Dad being attentive to what she's saying!!! I love how excited Uzi was, and how all the kids were involved and having fun! A couple things that I do with my son is watch movies with him and have him read to me out loud. It feels great and creates positive self esteem in children when they feel like their opinions matter and they get that one on one attention. God bless you all!!! 😁♥️🙏🏽

[@rcobern9935]

This was so beautiful to watch. Totally wholesome. We played marbles, jacks and board games. Those were such fun times

[@bnatural0415]

Uzi's happiness just made my heart smile!! 🥰🤗❤🧡💛💚💙💜🖤