Hilarious moment little girl teaches dad how to be nice

[@megandrake7548]

Children should be allowed to express their opinion, in a respectful way. This is exactly what this little girl is doing.

[@rosariobritto8750]

Thanks to the Parents on that upbringing

[@pauladler9572]

Great job dad!!!

[@jg-yp5he]

What a great kid. Without yelling and ranting and raving, she calmly presented her case. We grown-ups need to learn from her.

[@TamimLB]

Yes mom

[@lollydiston445]

Thanks to her dad, this little girl will stand up for herself and others when she’s grown up. Great job, Dad!

[@raniamaharani7318]

" You scream , you make your voice high leveled . That's not cute " . Said a cute girl to her dad with comfort tone . I'm melting 💖

[@along58]

Lol! That was my favorite part too!!

[@lollic307]

Aw

[@lorrainejensen1867]

rania maharani I love the “ you make your voice high leveled” it made me think about myself for a second.’

[@amgadh214]

She repeated her mom words the same words her mom said it to her when she get angry from her little sister

[@barbiecurlz4130]

@@lorrainejensen1867 riiiight? I even get annoyed at the high pitch level

[@8Namaste]

This Dad allowed his daughter to express herself without criticizing her. So, both father and daughter are rock stars in my opinion!

[@srk54989]

Yup totally!!

[@redkat1967]

Exactly what I was thinking 😀😀😀

[@themadbadger2920]

Unfortunately, he didn't correct her! HE is the ADULT, the FATHER, she is a child and should be taught to obey what her parents tell her! I can't believe I just watched a PARENT be scolded by a CHILD and TOLD to apologize!

[@redkat1967]

@@themadbadger2920 sadly, that is your perception of the video. What I see, is a father giving his daughter the ability to express her feelings without fear. This parenting style will give her the confidence in expressing herself in a calm manner as an adult. She will be strong and confident as a woman and will know the value of her voice. She will also measure every man to the love, respect and greatness of her dad. She will look for his qualities in her future partners, ensuring that she doesn't waste any of her time on men who don't respect women.

[@jessewoody5772]

It is amazing what we can learn from children if we just learn to listen

[@kitbag4237]

I love how her dad allowed her to express herself, great parenting right there...

[@divine_simplicity]

⁠not great🙄 y‘all praise him but didn’t you hear how she’s so hurt bc he’s constantly being rude, says he’s yelling etc.. and the dad is being really immature with his come back about „you just can’t be lazy“ about a 3 year old toddler.. you shouldn’t have to scream on a little child bc they are „lazy“ and leave their things that’s what little kids do you need to teach them that but in a friendly manner without emotional violence

[@VictoriaNakaraKizer]

She was choosing her words very carefully. Glad that he allowed her to respectfully reason with him.

[@lisadavis3658]

Agreed.

[@dv9096]

Exactly! Doesn't happen all the time. Most parents go into defence mode when their children try to teach them about manners. Like, they don't even want to admit their faults even when it's clear n obvious ! What parents should realize is that Children are smart. They observe things happening around then and start reasoning at very young age. So, they see everything we do. Parents should consciously keep this is mind and behave. So that we may not be bad example/influence .

[@maureenburke3312]

Until the video is done. Do you think he'd download his temper when he not being "nice" to her. She pointed out that he needed to be better in his own family and inferring that he is outside of his home.

[@VictoriaNakaraKizer]

Maureen Burke Being that he has now downloaded it for the world too see, hopefully he will know more eyes are there to see that he holds himself accountable.

[@pinia69]

Lance Penguin well his self given name says it all 😬

[@gregorybrown9432]

Wonderful that the child feels comfortable enough with her father to articulate without fear. Say's alot for the parents.

[@Gdesign959]

Totally agree! Great dad to an adorable girl.

[@Tonybhaufergusson]

Bruhh...so true

[@personalcheeses8073]

gregory brown You are supposed to communicate with your children

[@michaelhedgemond603]

I Agree

[@Lerian_V]

She's kind, dutiful, articulate and respectful.

[@janyou17]

She is arguing but she is so respectful and balanced the situation . So adorable

[@samoriab5999]

This girl for president

[@margaretszuky7065]

**YOU GOT THAT RIGHT, MY FRIEND!!

[@jonothandoeser]

And so SMART!

[@TsarOfRuss]

"You are nice, like in the beginning" LMAO.. thats me in every relationship

[@corazoncubano5372]

There is a difference in arguing and logical discussion. This little girl's logic and ability to get her point across is tremendous.

[@DaveM-FFB]

She understands even at her young age that her younger sister is not yet capable of being as responsible as daddy expects her to be. She will become a compassionate adult one day.

[@xtrm2009]

Yeah. you can tell her dad has a little ego there, I don't blame the smart little girl having this talk with him.

[@Starforme-xr6sb]

Right

[@StephanieTips]

She complains she has to clean up the mess by herself but don't you dare tell her sister she needs to help too because she's little. I love this, so sweet

[@johnnmelissagiddens3260]

You have the same name as my sister. I never known anyone else with the same name. I love it.

[@dr.skulhamr3220]

She may be sensing angst in her little sister that the parents haven't caught. She's helping, bless her heart.

[@StephanieTips]

@KeepingUp WithTheAncestors so a small child doesn't want to clean up a mess once and your take is she's doomed to become a spoilt and disrespectful adult? That's pretty harsh. Maybe the father said it a little too harshly and even the older kid sensed it and wanted to point it out. The older girl seems great to me, I'm sure the little sister will turn out to be just as amazing!

[@jan22150]

She loves her little Nessie and wants to protect her from evil.

[@olliepopAMV]

This girl is smart because her dad talks to her like an adult

[@malikdernier9970]

that's true

[@kokostenza4732]

SO TRUE !!

[@zakirnaikahmaddeedat3651]

true

[@dreeevor]

He talk to her like an adult ,because she is so smart.

[@olliepopAMV]

Roswin Meyer other way around bro

[@bommie]

"Dad. You actually cannot do that." LMAO. This girl is my hero.

[@Suzyfromtheblock]

Yeah that’s lovely I said that to my mother in 1969 she nearly bloody killed me 🤣😂🤣😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@brennam954]

@@Suzyfromtheblock I'm finding it hard to laugh at this...

[@Suzyfromtheblock]

@@brennam954 why

[@whm5511]

She's struggling to be respectful while at the same time correct her dad. Wow. And she does it so well. It's the language of love.

[@KS-wk6uk]

This kid is being raised by a thoughtful father that’s why she’s able to tell him what she’s feeling is wrong. Some parents shut down their kids the moment they start saying something as they consider them stupid and apparently, they don’t have time for their “stupid” kid complaining “again”

[@ipsitaparida4471]

yes and its actually annoying cuz when I do it to them I am raising my voice... I just want to express myself :(

[@daniellamedinasabori5692]

@@ipsitaparida4471 "keep your head up" 2 PAC the Goat 🙏

[@angelkathrynvillegaz8409]

Flaming Falcons yeah I agree ☝️

[@ipsitaparida4471]

Daniella Medina sabori what’s PAC the goat

[@raydenny6051]

Well said

[@infoman797]

the level of emotional intelligence in this little girl is incredible.

[@randomhomosapien5798]

she tries to be very polite and be calm, some adults cant do that

[@Ranaluv77]

Right? Most adults don’t even have her level of calm and proactively getting their point across.

[@gistfilm]

@@user-rn2ks9ch9h Right. While her maturity (brain development) is commendable, I would not let the child lead the household. Hierarchy is critical to every successful group or society.

[@ratman6501]

She's legit more emotionally intelligent than i am at 24 hahaha

[@Narcan885]

You mean the levels of attempted manipulation that she showed are incredible. But not in a nice way.

[@AAAMANDA]

How refreshing to see a calm, rational conversation between a parent and his young child. He didn’t get offended or try to over-power her. He just embraced her feelings. This family is a class-act.

[@TheBoogeyMan747]

Indeed, this is a lesson to the world. ❤️

[@yomomma2054]

What’s also nice is the girl is protecting, what I assume, is her little sister

[@survivor648]

Amanda Rogers yes you can tell she’s a smart girl daddy engaging with her like this teaches her a lot. She should be a lawyer.👌😍

[@igam4fun]

while he was filming everything with his phone

[@skygeek5847]

When you get on their level..they learn life lessons better. This is a loving family and that kid will go far in life. Cheers to her parents for doing it right

[@loismohan6]

She's fricking adorable!

[@Nurse_Hana_]

Bless this girl for "protecting" her sister. The fact that she can stand her ground and defend her position... get it girl! Never lose that!

[@kimba1430]

that's her mothers job not hers

[@dantdmgutierrez1804]

First Female President RIGHT THERE💪😎 Don't even need mom to chime in , She probly chuck up for MOM too... Best Recognize💪😎

[@drew5528]

@@kimba1430 and also she is her sisters keeper in a real way too

[@coddiwomple9510]

She's defending her sister for being lazy.

[@positive120]

@@kimba1430 you work in govt or public sector.

[@lindah5011]

She is very tactful in explaining herself.

[@NinaNina-tm2mo]

Exactly! I like it when she explains "scream......you make your voice high-leveled"

[@paradisecolors]

Yes, really wise and smart

[@annabuhnana1111]

Very smart too

[@Jeancj1960]

Amazing right! Careful not to overstep or offend!

[@nfsYT]

She’s more articulate than me, and I’m 26 😅

[@jchhere847]

What sweet girl, she was nervous saying what she did but she felt compelled to stick up for her little sister. She is going to be one strong compassionate lady when she grows up

[@carolw2733]

True

[@kaytyler7372]

She is so wise and so brave for sure.

[@helenlauer9545]

a human rights lawyer in the making right there.

[@mr_Pravda-s1i]

Or this pretty girl will newer ever listen of nobody what she must to do. Must to and has to.

[@freshflourishingandevergre8364]

Courage.

[@wernman]

I love her sense of empathy and calm diplomacy,very sweet!

[@bellagrace9812]

Someone loves her little sister very much and is handling dad like a seasoned parental advisor.

[@SuperBerya]

😊👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@liamc1102]

But if the dad starts getting to easy on them they'll turn out to be snowflakes like the rest of society today.

[@rubyattwood]

Liam Collier ok liam 🙄

[@liamc1102]

@@rubyattwood You actually mean >> Yes sir!

[@lorenlash9174]

The way she articulates herself... she's going places in her life.

[@marieslabbert6009]

Yes, she is calmly assertive. Most adults cannot be like that, let alone a young girl!

[@89trosky]

For real!! Love her!!

[@bonnydavis6730]

@You Clown :: He he he he ... you've got one seriously great sense of humour.

[@madara3278]

Let's hope so

[@pablomuzzobar8940]

Ok..

[@valeriegarcia9105]

“Guess what dad?...she’s little!” 😂

[@valeriegarcia9105]

It was😄

[@crystalzaragoza8823]

Tht Part ..

[@wolnapolska5991]

Valerie yeah 😁😅 this movie is loved 😊❤

[@valeriegarcia9105]

🥰😂😂

[@crystalzaragoza8823]

@@valeriegarcia9105 I'm watching this every time someone replies again lol . Love it

[@madhavant9516]

She is so cute and love her little sister. The way she convinced her daddy to be nice with little kids - wonderful conversation between a little girl and her dad.

[@divine_simplicity]

⁠not great🙄 y‘all praise him but didn’t you hear how she’s so hurt bc he’s constantly being rude, says he’s yelling etc.. and the dad is being really immature with his come back about „you just can’t be lazy“ about a 3 year old toddler.. you shouldn’t have to scream on a little child bc they are „lazy“ and leave their things that’s what little kids do you need to teach them that but in a friendly manner without emotional violence

[@remodelandoahistoria5262]

@@divine_simplicity Yup, I agree. I think this conversation didn't end so nice as the little girl wanted. He did stop recording before apologizing to the baby. He was not feeling sorry, he was with a firm and dominant voice all the time, I believe in this kid's word when she says he screams, bc he's not even in a conflict and he's already into a defensive voice, it must be horrible when he gets angry.

[@ldyrck]

"She's busy"... "I'll send her down". She means business 😆

[@nichole9943]

lol

[@itsharm]

@@nichole9943 bruh i thought u were saying something like "she said she was busy just because blah blah blah.."

[@aidaaces5173]

👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

[@fredquinones4348]

You got that right!😉😁😂

[@jiimms9288]

I am sure the dad is beyond super nice, thats why she can stand there and school him😊

[@farahiah1]

No, the dad is RUDE. she said it not me

[@sachornabrissett2098]

So true.

[@davosakingohi4801]

@@farahiah1 if d dad was dat rude,he would av spank her little ass

[@pumpk_n]

davosaking ohi Aw I'm sure they were joking

[@davosakingohi4801]

@@pumpk_n wit d posture of d little girl, its not a joke

[@cjma482]

This is how kids should be raised. Treat them like humans beings that have a voice and they will use that voice to protect others when they're older❤️❤️❤️

[@mabelidove6813]

Totally agree with you on this

[@SuperBerya]

Amen to that ✌🏻✌🏾

[@MrC8025]

And people wonder where snowflakes come from. Just let the child make the rules is a great idea.

[@mrSam3ooo]

I agree, they will turn out so much smarter if they feel like they can engage in genuine discourse with adults from an early age

[@anarchist_parable]

Legardian She didn't make any rules or even break any. She expressed how she was feeling politely. She never said that she and her sister wouldn't clean up just that her dad doesn't need to yell at them to do it. Hitting children for articulating themselves is what makes damaged adults. You just witnessed healthy communication.

[@djross95]

This girl is going to go FAR in life, she's amazing!

[@mts7274]

Nope, she's just going to be argumentative, and just use irrational reasons why she is always right. No different than her mother, lol.

[@vj6612]

If others let her...... Otherwise she confused in the middle bcz number is more.....Show threats...... People atleast "understood" people should support these personalities

[@Rizal12061986]

a feminist

[@Bold-Beautiful]

No she will not and her little sister will expect her to clean her mess

[@kevanbodsworth9868]

Rubbish .

[@sa21de]

She’s a great sister, she knows the rules: she can get mad at her sister for not helping but she doesn’t want their dad to get mad at the little sis 😭

[@LadyVineXIII]

Yep, Sisters Code in action right here.

[@rav_waraich2865]

hi can you give me a sponsorship for visiting America please 🙏😭

[@debann2864]

Yes, she loves her baby sister and sticks up for her. Awesome. Dad was cool to listen.

[@irumnageen2443]

@@rav_waraich2865 khud ko America visit krne k lye gheron k samney na giraen

[@missstirring6063]

Can confirm. That's my big sis's mentality too😂

[@georgeblack2749]

That this girl feels safe enough to correct and challenge her father says a lot about how he is raising her. I like this.

[@monkeywkeys3916]

Word!

[@ujjawalx7460]

That's right

[@delvorin2302]

Yeah. But I also think she's misunderstanding parenting for being rude. I don't think anything needs to be corrected. After all, parents need to be parents, not friends. But these parents certainly are doing great by their girls as this daughter feels safe and comfortable to talk with dad like this.

[@monkeywkeys3916]

What I'm hearing here is ..... She's become an awesome big sister!

[@kaijuraaction8391]

@Maureen Ponderosa Parents are your friends also. You can talk to them about certain things. They are not stupid. Obviously everyone else thinks different but of course, our parents are our parents but they are also our best friends.

[@diannelawrence8921]

Dad is doing a great job if his daughter feels so free to respectfully stand up for her opinion.

[@IAMREIKI]

Amen

[@porflepopnecker4376]

Totally disagree. He'd better turn this crap around before it's too late.

[@diannelawrence8921]

@@porflepopnecker4376 my thoughts and prayers go out to your wife

[@Shawn17WiFi]

@@diannelawrence8921 And kids

[@chris9352]

@@porflepopnecker4376 What are you talking about? He obviously has done a great job if his kid has learned the social skill of disagreeing respectfully in a conversation while making her point understood and produce the result she's looking for. Where do you think a kid of this age has learned all?

[@kengruz669]

So beautiful to see this young lady confront the issue directly and carefully.

[@khalilahel-amin3060]

She is a smart caring child and hopefully her dad will continue to let her express herself!!

[@Moatheus]

@@GhANeC kinda weird man..

[@evhookalways]

I can feel that she has fear... She knew that Daddy can get really angry😒

[@peaceofmindofpeace1650]

Yes and she has some communication skills 😍

[@ohwhatelse]

As long as she does it respectfully! What I CAN'T stand are parents- or ANYONE, who laugh at kids who can't even talk yet but, they are darn sure NOT being respectful with their ATTITUDE! THOSE kids will soon be no laughing matter & the time to nip attitudes is at the age when they START IT!!!! I have neices & nephews whom none of the family has ever been able to endure! They turned put to be worthless all the way around. Very sad.

[@ohwhatelse]

@@evhookalways ... Don't agree at all. She was being respectful as was he. I think he has taught her respect by EXPECTING IT! AND NOT PUTTING UP WITH ATTITUDE. I think he's doing fine. I've seen too much of the opposite to not recognize the signs...

[@abbieguzz]

The polite and respectful way she expressed herself is so precious.

[@perjrgensen8280]

Yes.. Greetings from Denmark.

[@amanpotdar]

*Nah that's just a Karen still in her early days* 😛

[@user-kb1ur9ky8b]

@@amanpotdar I don’t think so.

[@user-bm9cv9vn2k]

@@amanpotdar That's worrying actually. She's a bit rude. Ofc I'm kidding. Maybe

[@3Diva]

"You need to say sorry and give her a hug and a kiss." That girl is training her parents right. :)

[@perjrgensen8280]

Yes.. Greetings from Denmark.

[@nooneimportanttoyou5050]

That child is a smart mouth and needs to be set straight.

[@midwest9757]

@@nooneimportanttoyou5050 damn straight

[@sarahd2787]

@@nooneimportanttoyou5050 She not a smart mouth. She just expressing herself how she feels and she not being rude about it.

[@jimjones3287]

That's not how it works. These parents have already failed if you need your kid to teach you how to act.

[@maniveiszadeh8030]

Loved this. For her to be this open, honest and brave, says a lot about a great dad.

[@divine_simplicity]

⁠not great🙄 y‘all praise him but didn’t you hear how she’s so hurt bc he’s constantly being rude, says he’s yelling etc.. and the dad is being really immature with his come back about „you just can’t be lazy“ about a 3 year old toddler.. you shouldn’t have to scream on a little child bc they are „lazy“ and leave their things that’s what little kids do you need to teach them that but in a friendly manner without emotional violence

[@kristagonzalezwidner4152]

She said "that's not cute!" N "I'll send her down cause papi wants to say sorry!" I love it!

[@arankaradi149]

She's so sweet and adorable also she telling a truth

[@cbisme6414]

Every little girls first love is her Dad, how he treats her and interracts with her is the grounding for her future relationships, they're both doing great.

[@esterrios9743]

💚

[@haileyismoo]

Well then let’s hope my relationships aren’t as bad as my dad treats me! 😂

[@ericrobinson7184]

If one of my kids ever scolded me like this, I would go crying to my wife!

[@arpanasingh5660]

Hahaha best comment

[@mehakrathee9094]

😅😅

[@kumarsambhav2884]

🤣🤣🤣

[@καδωαας]

Me too... I would be like "you taught her this"

[@nadineacocoro6867]

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAH

[@millymay0025]

What an impressive little calm communicator! She will be a fantastic negotiator and teacher when she’s older! I noticed her self soothing gestures, playing with her t-shirt, she was also being brave challenging her father!

[@70newlife]

I see divorce in future for her.

[@jeaninewilliams1965]

She is so sweet and highly intelligent! Someone has taught her how to speak and communicate extremely well! She listens and has amazing skills at such a young age! I love her!

[@grzegorzk1177]

No one has taught her. She was born with that skill.

[@covidslayer6140]

No one taught her she was born with it....

[@binola]

@@grzegorzk1177 No, she must have been taught how to express herself Speaking is a skill and skills you can train...

[@paulaw418]

'Just because I complain about my sister doesn't mean you get to yell at her. She's just little!' So cute.

[@algrand52]

That was pretty awesome!

[@Hadassah581]

Exactly the message she was trying to pass across

[@hannahhope3553]

“You scream. You make your voice high-leveled. That’s not cute.”

[@memeaw76]

She told him!

[@SYRNofNNINE]

👌🏿

[@rose_yts]

@KeepingUp WithTheAncestors I agree.

[@n.w.414]

wake up dad!

[@linkology4250]

nein nein nein nein he is not

[@debbiedean3165]

What a sweetheart this little girl is 🥰, and a very patient teacher and communicator 💕.

[@gingerris]

You know he's doing something right if she is so comfortable telling him how she feels. Great work

[@someidiot420]

honestly videos like this heal me. having children to raise is such a blessing

[@ENFPerspectives]

100 percent ❤️🥰🥰🥰❤️

[@90fif]

NOT REALLY AND PEOPLE WILL BE DUMB TO THINK SO

[@90fif]

@@someidiot420 THEN DO BETTER BECAUSE THOSE YOU RAISED TO RUN THE COUNTRY ARE THE WORST OR WHAT DID YOU DO TO MAKE IT BETTER??

[@aylbdrmadison1051]

@@90fif : If I had a child and they could honestly tell me where I could improve, it would be the proudest moment in my life. But then I am unafraid to see where I can improve. And I also understand that not everyone has what little courage it takes to admit that.

[@boonvineproduction1184]

This girl is more mature than older people👍👍👍

[@elsaa2023]

Lol well sayed

[@fredylucas2484]

Mature like Our Presidents children

[@yseson_]

Because she's allowed to be

[@ahmadawalluddin8711]

It not mature just human nature of empathy when u get older u need to get more stuff to be done that required ur mental energy. Every person are different.

[@rudnur]

@@fredylucas2484 hahahahaha..

[@pearlpalette]

It's hard for a single child to raise two parents!😂

[@mr.raghav1881]

Best comment I've seen so far😄😄😄 Nailed it💯

[@GGClips]

It's not a single child, that's kind of the main topic in the whole conversation, there's another child.

[@krrahulraghavan9495]

Indeed 😂😂

[@gistfilm]

The fact that her English is superior, and her behavior is that of a wife, is weirding me out.

[@shekhar926]

two parents + a little sister ... :D

[@RajA-wi2ut]

What a lovely child. Reflects so well on her parents.

[@carolemcdonagh3085]

Fantastic attitude from Dad who listens and clearly has a great relationship with his daughters. It was great to see, thank you for sharing.

[@ThompsonSmith-dd2lo]

Hello Carol How are you doing today?

[@mikek5958]

"Dad I don't need help. I already have two hands, one of me, and I have legs." This young lady is going to be a big success in life mark my words.

[@gregdahlen4375]

there'll come a time when she wants Sis's help ha ha

[@iadtag1853]

Let's not jinx this.

[@summerjake9642]

What a lovely big sister .

[@kathyashby6019]

I want to see daddy apologize to Nessie...that would be so 'nice'!....love it!

[@prishlavrghs]

Even after so many years its pure joy to watch this interaction between a most sensible child of her age and her dad. Dad and mom you guys need special appreciation for bringing up such a gentle soul. Her concern, her selection of words are perfect.

[@mikearnold9740]

What a precious little soul - advocating for her little sister and speaking respectfully to her dad.

[@debrashateri8015]

Blessings to this little girl's father for raising her without making her terrified of him.😇

[@mandisa1054]

" Do what you're told" attitude Is how my dad treated us. We were never able to express ourselves like this. I love her because I wanted to be her and respect him cause he allowed it. ❤

[@epicepidemic7131]

Me tooooo.

[@odessamurphy4998]

I no right 5/20

[@CherylBerryl]

Hopefully he realized that he was wrong!!!!

[@hellogorgeous3194]

My parents were the same way. I respect them but it also looks like she has respect she doesnt look like she is being a brat.

[@odessamurphy4998]

@@hellogorgeous3194 hello NOT at all She is a sweetie grate job popie 💞💖💞

[@BijinMCMXC]

She complains when her sister doesn’t help her but she’d rather just do the chores herself if that means her sister is going to get yelled at for not helping, because it hurts to see her little sister get yelled at.

[@virksaab9454]

this guy gets it

[@carlimcelrath1901]

you PEEPED that, right??!!

[@debbiestepbens9597]

She is a wonderful sister😄❤

[@maryashene4176]

You got it!

[@enngee2339]

Thank you for that concise summary. Honestly, I didn't really understand what the kiddo was getting at. 😅

[@fibergoddess1]

This was beyond wonderful. Sometimes we parents need to be reminded that we lose our tempers. Watching her face as she thought about his answers before giving a response very interesting. 👏🏽💜

[@MichaelAChang]

Children don't take after strangers - she must have great parents!

[@KERRIESCARINGNURSERY]

She is such a smart girl she made sure she didn't say anything the wrong way and she kept her voice at a low level lol to cute!! She is going to be a wonderful woman!!

[@perjrgensen8280]

Yes.. Greetings from Denmark.

[@NoirFan84]

We'll see about that once she hits her teens & how she deals with peer pressure. Most girls are the sweetest at this age yet become the most selfish, material, obnoxious little brats when they hit high-school, seen it countless times.

[@GlenCarne]

To raise his kids to be like this; he's a great dad.

[@Anu-jf2jb]

The way she called him out and kept her calm. She being parented right 💞 Many people need learn to stand up for themselves and others for valid things 💞💞💞

[@MysticFiddler1]

What a brave girl. She isn't disrespectful at all, yet is standing up for her sister who appears (to her) to have been bullied.

[@ifaa5755]

@aimee curry hence the 'to her'

[@tango6nf477]

For a little girl like her to be able to articulate herself logically without resorting to emotion is fantastic. She has clearly been given a firm understanding of right and wrong and that age or parenthood does not give an excuse to break rules. The parents should take great pride in how she is developing, I have 2 Granddaughters and would be so proud to have a conversation like this with them. Bless her shes absolutely wonderful.

[@katiehathaway9228]

I love when she said “your voice gets high leveled” while raising her hand up showing him high level. Ahahahaha. She is the sweetest &’very respectful little girl trying to talk calmly and rationally with her dad. Hahahaha

[@nunyabeezwacks1408]

"That's not cute." 😂

[@katiehathaway9228]

@@nunyabeezwacks1408 hahahaha oh yeah, she said that right after huh? hehe 😜

[@medialcanthus9681]

2:14

[@medialcanthus9681]

@Travis Kalmoni Very "woke". Lol.

[@medialcanthus9681]

@Travis Kalmoni no did not insult you. Just saying the kid is cute and woke .( u said manipulative)

[@prashanthchandrashekhar1016]

This girl is so confident, articulate, and calm as well as kind to her baby sister! Outstanding ❤️ most grownups can't be like that! And full kudos to dad for both bringing up kids with responsibility and also open to hear feedback.. Mann, mad my day! 😊

[@futasupastah]

This girl is every sibling when their sibling gets picked on. “Only I’m allowed to yell at her! You say sorry!”

[@carlimcelrath1901]

lol...BASICALLY!!!

[@juditho8601]

Lols

[@moonstone4475]

If you can’t see any difference, you’re not very observant.

[@sharymitidieri4632]

Dad: "You don't think I'm nice to kids?" Girl: [...] "You actually need to learn" That's masterclass diplomacy there

[@bajakdarat109]

Ya..i feel it too😭❤️

[@shouldwatch9838]

Point

[@TsarOfRuss]

that is not a little girl, that is a little girl possessed by a grandma's spirit

[@Jeevaji14]

True, she nailed it.....

[@loopingmalone8242]

futur diplomat

[@sistakia33]

I just wanted to hug this sweet child! She's standing up for her sister but she's also trying to help Dad too! And I couldn't be prouder of her because that took courage!

[@GeoScorpion]

Wow! Both the dad and the daughter were impressive. I like how he asked her "why" and "how" questions, forcing her to think through her statements.

[@YZdude]

This kid just sounded more coherent and spoke properly more then most adults. What a shame.

[@jonothandoeser]

She's gonna be a lawyer.

[@tanishqkumar780]

the irony is i just studied coherent in wave optics

[@StephanieTips]

@@jonothandoeser or a preschool manager!

[@jonothandoeser]

@@StephanieTips Oh dear!

[@NaturalBornK]

sounded more smart than the cheeto in chief

[@kimzufall822]

I’m impressed. She pleaded her case respectfully and stood her ground. That shows strength of character. She’s not going to let anyone push her around. The dad was great. When he said he wasn’t going to tolerate laziness he was firm without being totalitarian about it. He respectfully allowed her to have her say, genuinely listened and he took it to heart. I think this is great parenting. He allowed her to express herself while maintaining his status as the parent.

[@thekatt...]

💯💯💯💯💯

[@2A_lifestyle]

The fact that a child feels like they can talk to their parent as though they are on the Same level as adults. Clearly demonstrated that he is a weak @$$ parent that has definitely not maintained his status as the parent.

[@yogeshjain2676]

@@2A_lifestyle I disagree. I would want my child to be able to talk to me freely. If not they will not seek your help when they are in trouble and end up in even more trouble.. Child abuse can happen anywhere.. usually, the predators scare the kids that they will be punished if they tell their parents about it.. and that's how they remain hidden.. so its very important that your child is able to talk to you about anything... Punishing your children doesn't lead to discipline. It usually make them rebel. It is better to have conversations like these... it helps you to understand your child so that you can direct their growth in the best possible manner. Just because the children can talk back to you like this doesn't mean they don't respect you.. it means they understand that you will listen to them.

[@sharonhare4835]

@@2A_lifestyle right. She did nothing wrong but if Dad knew better they might not be having that conversation in the first place. In the end he handled it well too though.

[@2A_lifestyle]

@@sharonhare4835 Well it's not her fault because she's obviously been allowed to do that. That's obviously a result of the parenting.

[@mrsvoice7292]

Omg she can tell she was so nervous about her words, she didn't want to disrespect her dad

[@alanshuhimeabdulmajid3973]

Indeed, this cute princess was trembling inside to express her opinion on dad but she made it through 😊in a very polite way. Kudos to you Angel❤❤❤❤

[@devenchambers8003]

Did she say, “That’s not cute?” 🤣😂😅 Great job parents. She is already a great addition to this world. More than I can say about a lot of our “World leaders.” I vote for Charisma. Btw, the name is so fitting for such a charming and determined little person.

[@esterrios9743]

Both parent n child have my vote! Go America! 🇺🇸

[@madhavi108]

A screaming dad is not a rock star. Makes me sad.

[@SURENDRAKUMAR-vy3ih]

What a healthy conversation between dad and daughter. How politely she convinced her dad.😇😇😇

[@amc3736]

Where does this young girl get so much wisdom and patience? She's adorable and brilliant! What a great family!

[@TriniMonstera]

From the very same father she is talking to

[@IvanKala]

@@TriniMonstera doubt it

[@TriniMonstera]

@@IvanKala ok, maybe her mum.

[@rswow]

Some have it naturally.

[@RK-fi7ek]

Sensible uppbringing.

[@Sumithroul2000]

Dad, you need to learn how to be nice to kids. The best things I have learned in a very long time. Thank you, Charisma.

[@BCBlue]

I like how assertive she is and how she is trying to set boundaries with her father. She is a very intelligent girl.

[@90fif]

NO SHE WASN'T AND IT WOULD BE LIKE SOME DUMB ASS ADULT TO HOPE A KID WILL BE BETTER THAN THEIR SELVES AS USUAL SMFH!! GTFO!!

[@williamsmith7994]

She is testing limits

[@aylbdrmadison1051]

@@williamsmith7994 : This is what the weak and frail person believes. One who is too egotistical to admit they can be wrong, especially when someone younger is showing more maturity. A courageous person is not afraid of their own humanity, their own imperfection. Unafraid of their own evolution, or that of their species. A fearful and more conservative person acts out of fear rather than compassion, thus weakening society.

[@fortheloveofbrum3106]

She will be a lawyer for sure. Beautiful demeanour, thoughtful young lady.

[@sandrabarnett5346]

Imagine her as the President. Both her and her father are gold💛💛💛

[@MrBelmont79]

“To be a lawyer” What a terrible wish for an innocent young child. LC you are a monster without any feelings. I should flag down your comment for KZbin to block you. 🙄

[@sarahalshuaibi2345]

I like how she's trying really hard to not sound rude to her father..... She's so polite i like her

[@comunityblogger8729]

how much weed did she took?

[@Limerick502]

Such a sweetheart!

[@0for30]

Had my parents promoted healthy discourse and communication like this, we'd have a much better relationship. Dad and daughter both seem like sweethearts trying their best 🥰👏

[@lalva2024]

I have three daughters, now grown up, but I remember how precious they were in these moments. Tugging at your heartstrings all awhile learning from one another

[@theworldisgreenerandgreener]

What a great way of teaching his little girl to have an opinion, differentiation, validation and express her feelings. Very nice!

[@sergeantsilly5239]

Imagine having your 7 years old daughter calling you, saying "we need to talk"

[@diego5125]

Lol funny

[@goodnews7219]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@gerrie2477]

l know right? then SHARING your ellen story so the trolls have a place to squat hahaha

[@jameslucas5590]

I don't have to imagine. lol

[@MilaBelen]

That actually has to be normalized. Their thoughts and feelings matters as much as adults'

[@karenbernard6041]

I love this. The father actually talking with his child. But also explaining how fairness works. I have to say, I agree with him about not tolerating laziness. More parents should be doing this instead if coddling. You're teaching your daughter a great lesson.

[@esterrios9743]

Both are needed! 💚 I wish now Id've done more coddling. I was too hard on my children...AND ARE DOING WELL IN SOCIETY....but I did learn from my mom...beating a child isnt the answer...I rebelled against her and hated her. My dad was like this dad...not as patient but he tried to listen. I respected my dad because he showed me respect!. In his last yrs on earth he thanked me for my help. I was one of the oldest of 8 children and I chose to work with him in the cotton fields in the heat then in the cold....hardest work for any man...let along a young girl. I only have my mom now and all has been settled. She had no one to teach her and was molested so she had a lot of anger she didnt understand. We are the best of friends and I truly love n respect her. We have both build a great relationship.

[@Poetic_Justice1962]

His daughter is teaching him a great lesson. Apparently you missed it.

[@karenbernard6041]

@@Poetic_Justice1962 I didn't miss anything. Logic is the teacher. And that was her father. Evidently, you missed the whole point.

[@rlb3726]

@@Poetic_Justice1962 Correct, she totally missed it. She doesn't even know what the age of the younger sibling was and I trust the girl with her compassion that the little one can not deal with it. I write it to you because she won't get it, she is too hard-headed.

[@sharonhendrix7496]

Precious. Awesome dad.

[@Tenshihan-Quinn]

She's not sassy at ALL, she's a peacekeeper, ...we need MORE people like this. She did a great job.

[@RisingTidesAC]

Peacekeepers are the one's that cause war.

[@Martial-Mat]

No, she's not making peace. She's a 4 year old who thinks SHE knows better than her adult father.

[@RisingTidesAC]

@@Martial-Mat Finally, someone who is sensible! She is a brat who is not honoring her father. It's along the lines of the videos that show an infant alone with a dog and the commenters are saying how cute it is and how the dog is so protective of the infant when in reality, the dog is a dog with wolf DNA and basically can attack the infant at any time for any reason, with or without provocation. Than k you @matbroomfield for being the voice of sanity.

[@CS.AtheistChannel.VoteBidenAOC]

😮She did a great job. What she is doing is protecting her little crying sister.

[@nartron3000]

daughter: "you were nice in the beginning" LMAO

[@jj1211]

"Even to kids that are in your family" lmao

[@saveUyghurs]

Most often we’re meanest to the people we’re closest to

[@yas7689]

@@saveUyghurs yesss it's easier to hurt someone closer to us, accidentally or not :')

[@debrashateri8015]

@@saveUyghurs Sad but true.😑

[@ANonyMouse627]

as opposed to "your daughter" lol

[@jchock7503]

That's a papa who really loves her daughters. And the kid is so precocious.

[@MrBelmont79]

After that scolding, the dad was sent away to his room without supper. 🙄

[@jayczpe]

SO FUNNY!!!

[@TsarOfRuss]

what is a supper????? you mean Dinner>???

[@samoriab5999]

Noo.. She is super nice she sent him away..but with supper

[@jayczpe]

@@TsarOfRuss In my house that meal was always called supper! What's for supper mom?sup·per /ˈsəpər/ noun an evening meal, typically a light or informal one.

[@prestigelevelmarketing142]

😂😂

[@mohammedmohiuddin92]

I don't know why I wanted to see Nessie too much. Such a beautiful family relationship. Better than owning millions

[@priyasjt6479]

Even i wanted to see Nessie

[@josephhillmends5644]

Indeed

[@etunganan]

I also want to see Nessie!

[@daemonicstar]

I was hoping to see Nessie. Vid too short :( Great big sister though. :)

[@maxxiemasom6]

we should have seen Nessie

[@danielgonzales2521]

Well I'm sold. I'm never making my voice high leveled with my own daughter again

[@dan8643]

❤️

[@thesavagetaxman846]

Yep, being calm and actually listening to your children is what will improve your relationship. If she feels like you don't respect her or listen to her, the relationship will go downhill. Glad to see you're such a caring father

[@virksaab9454]

yeah, a video on youtube made you realize that? that's pathetic IMO

[@thesavagetaxman846]

@@virksaab9454 to be fair, the large majority of parents dont know this. They were brought up in a time where anyone on the street would spank a child for acting out in public.

[@marysalvi242]

@Daniel Gonzales love your response and don't be too hard on yourself when your voice just might go up once in awhile!! 💖😊~ hugs ~

[@heretikpapy]

Wow. She is amazing.

[@moniqueb8545]

You can tell that she's nervous and doesn't to be having that conversation but had to get it off her chest. I'm glad that her dad was respectful and let her get it all out. She clearly outlined the problem and let dad know how she thought he could resolve it and she defended her sister till the end. She's absolutely adorable.

[@deniseau6001]

This child is so brave to stand up for her little sister and setting her father in the right direction.

[@MR-nl8xr]

You missed what really happened. Read the comments here more.

[@danakarloz5845]

She’s right and very well spoken for such a young age. I’m glad that she has the confidence to be able to go to her father and speak her mind.

[@varshasjain2799]

This girl is superb...just another level of maturity in putting your arguments...Just awesome...

[@soniajohnson7615]

I love how she is just calm when she"s talking, and im glad to see that her dad is calm too and firm in what he is saying.{ smiles}

[@moseschukwu7584]

I guess it's not the first time he's received advise from that lil Angel

[@kaustubhpoule6490]

She's not your daughter she's your grandma 😂 she's cute 💕

[@danakarloz5845]

Kaustubh Poule 😂

[@pamelabrown3058]

Hehe 🤭

[@kaustubhpoule6490]

@@danakarloz5845 😂

[@kaustubhpoule6490]

@@pamelabrown3058 😂

[@mehakrathee9094]

🤣🤣

[@peace.404]

Our children are our biggest teachers. Kudos to this dad for listening to his greatest teacher!

[@danielloewen2855]

this kid is a treasure, we need to protect her at all costs. This brought me so much joy today so thanks.