HOW TO CALM A CRYING BABY

[@jediflash1436]

That Leg one sounds like it has some history behind it

[@xjanexx]

It's happened to me. Lol

[@strudlebae5831]

@@HowtoDad the question is has your wife?

[@jonoabroad]

I contemplated smashing the cot, then thought my daughter would be even unhappier and approached it like a Lego problem, but with a screaming child.

[@jackiej8082]

Yeah...leg moments pretty uh common among the human baby species. That's why some cribs have those linings on the inside to cover up those lil bar openings.

[@ALamb630]

@@jackiej8082 true. i bought those but after googling discovered they have their own safety risks because apparently co2 can be trapped their and the baby suffocates. i wish i were joking.

[@reetikabiswas829]

This is what Jon Snow has been doing in the North

[@arkarmiller70]

@anand jha Jon Snow

[@bhramarjain574]

Shit i never thought of that till now 😂😂

[@wenyhuini6709]

I knew he looks like someone! 😂😂😂 thank you!

[@ratuvina1335]

I knew it

[@SuperWaseem20]

No.. This is what Bellamy Blake doing in outer world :p

[@JzenCipher]

Step 1-Get a baby Step 1- Make the baby cry Step 2- Don't make the baby cry

[@magrebtraveler]

Jarret Ferrer 😂😂😂😂🙌🏻

[@emmatpz7319]

Exactly 😂

[@roufeyel7866]

There are 2 step 1

[@anshulsenguptaxbrollno-2579]

@@roufeyel7866 cause when you get a baby it cries that's what why it is in the same point

[@felypinho020]

Done. Now what do I do with the baby I stole from the hospital?

[@kinsmed]

If I have to walk like that, I'm not going to become a dad.

[@kinsmed]

@@HowtoDad Glad to return the favor, Jordan.

[@madisonpinkey5814]

😂

[@lamanene8848]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@PoojaK-su8jx]

That baby is so silent he has to insert in a crying sound. Wow.

[@yoshijb9428]

That's a well loved and cared for baby!😂

[@nidhikadere8624]

All his babies are so calm and laid back.

[@TJtheBee]

Somebody let this man have more than one baby???

[@DeValiere_]

No babies were harmed in the making of this video. One was slightly confused however. ;)

[@adityaprakash8420]

🤣🤣

[@bhavya5508]

Iol

[@Yasas_Madhushan]

😂😂😂

[@yeet3810]

This guy makes me think having babies is so easy that i want to have one now

[@carlosperezdelema]

Babies are easy, the difficult part is 3-18

[@hilmashalihat2370]

lets make,,jk:)

[@shay_shay_bae4408]

Acrufito they are, it’s fun. I’m a new mom, son is 4 months and the only reason he cries is because he wants the nipple.( understanding them is easy is what I mean)

[@Poemi10304]

Don’t do it! It’s a trap! Getting an easy baby is like Russian Roulette. It’s a total crapshoot! Especially if they end up having any issues - disabilities, diseases, skin conditions, colic, etc. Also harder if you’re having breastfeeding problems or are pumping milk. The struggle is REAL. I never slept well with my first until she was 4 and grew out of the fever seizures she had with every cold she got at daycare. Had to monitor her for quickly spiking temperature throughout the night, every night she was sick, every time she was sick. And kids that age are not good at keeping their germs to themselves. Baby #2 currently seems to have eczema and wakes me up multiple times a night , fussing in his sleep and rubbing his skin raw, even bloody the other night. This is even with his little baby mittens on. 😓

[@yeet3810]

@@hilmashalihat2370 u sure? uwu

[@musammaakhtar9630]

This works for me, a crying college student. I rate this method a 10/10, it has been approved. Edit: Holy crap I got a heart! Thank you! I love your channel! Now please excuse me while I use PUTHSLGB to calm down my happy crying.

[@obitouchiha5293]

Mumu College cries are the worst, feel your pain haha

[@musammaakhtar9630]

Obito Uchiha tell me about it 😂😭

[@bcwoshi04967]

This comment is sponsored by Coke. College students needs coke. That reassuring burp afterwards 😊 can never forget that feeling

[@musammaakhtar9630]

toocuriouskills of course 😂

[@pinkribbon1007]

sometimes i just need to treat myself like a baby and pamper myself :^)

[@victoriamichelle7105]

Puthslgb - oh how it rolls off the tongue 👅 😀

[@konradpietruszka1069]

Sounds Harry Potterylikeish

[@catherineconnolly5930]

Can’t spell that well, or remember the whole thing.

[@friendsforeva5899]

I love how everytime you put her down, she gets up. So cute 😁

[@amandarubio8491]

For all those that are freaking out about the CIO method: the purpose of going in every once in a while IS for the reassurance that they are not alone. I have a baby that cries as soon as his feet touch the ground BEFORE I EVEN LET HIM GO. He knows that I love him but the next step is learning that it was much easier for me to do things while I was carrying him in the womb as opposed to when he's a 22-lb bag of flour on my hip! Not all babies cry because they need something other than someone's arms but when those arms are not available, there's nothing left to do but let them cry it out. They're going to understand eventually that there is safety outside of a trusted adult's arms around. But in all honesty, everyone should just do what they feel is best for their child. All these parenting videos show what works for them, but nothing is a one-size-fits-all. Whatever you choose to do, just do it with love and they'll be fine.

[@Volleyball_Chess_and_Geoguessr]

Baby carriers work good sometimes!

[@Andali]

Or they just want cuddles. So cuddle them because one day they won't cuddles anymore

[@exosproudmamabear558]

I still cuddle with my mom and lil brother. People shouldn't change because they get bigger

[@Angelaius]

I hate cuddleing my parents. Because I guess didnt get enough love as a baby. I have zero relationship with my dad even if my parents together. I only love hug and kiss my husband. I wont miss this important connetion between me and my future child.

[@FishoD]

Yeah. But everthing in moderation. You dont want to raise a baby that has to be held and cuddled 24/7...

[@nubsy9983]

@@FishoD could go both ways, I don't want to raise a child that won't call out for help because it thinks I wont come and help them. +1 for the cuddles

[@th6218]

Cuddles should be for everyone at any age

[@chrism9294]

“Reassure then that you haven’t left the house to go gambling or something.” 😂😂😂

[@Nusha000]

i don't even care what he's saying. I'm just looking at the baby the whole time. how adorable!

[@TripinHeidi]

Never mind about the baby, just looking a him. Gorgeous 😂😂😂

[@nindyshanty]

How do u manage that poker face while making a joke? I can't even

[@dreamcorewarlock]

It takes years of practice. Maybe decades.

[@SagebrushRambles]

A boatload of tries and a lot of editing lol.

[@beth12svist]

It's a New Zealand superpower.

[@SuperTomDecker]

“...you quickly put their leg back in, you back away and you never tell your wife about that one.” Heeheehee!!

[@heyhoe168]

Meanwhile, his wife is actually recording this.

[@lilsilverkitsune]

I have three children now they are 20, 18 and 16. I love the fact that you are a hands on dad and your videos are awesome and funny There needs to be more Daddies like you High Five 🖐🏻👍🏻

[@sumofitsparts1824]

I’m a mother of 3 and a grandmother of 7. You make me laugh! I very much know the joy and the truth of your videos. Finding the humor will get you through the toughest times and will end up being the best of memories! Carry on! You’re doing a great service to new parents and, even, old grandparents

[@carmenconstantinescu814]

“Sometimes they just want a good wahhh.” 😂

[@tahurahossain6012]

Honestly, us too.🤣

[@imasoftballgirl08]

Same

[@rebeccastephens6087]

Actual real advice... That's the best advice any parent can do. For any napping age kid. Teaches them how to be able to calm themselves. No wonder he has happy kids.

[@msrainbowbrite]

Nala is so calm. Laid back kiwi

[@kezhabernardo8419]

This baby is so chill lmao.

[@nadogrl]

Usually driving around works to put a baby to sleep. My grandson would stop crying instantly when I played “Phantom of the Opera” loudly. Worked every time.

[@DeepForestRex]

If you’re talking about the Iron Maiden song, then hell yeah you’re grandson is onto the right path! 🤘

[@nadogrl]

@@DeepForestRex - No, it’s Nightwish’s cover.

[@lilis237]

I'm in Romania and it's 5:40 in the morning, I'm stuck in the subway going to be late for work but your video just made it all go away! Love you!

[@tomlobur111]

try to have a better day!

[@lilis237]

@@tomlobur111 thanks!

[@catalinadrian2531]

Ce tare, credeam ca sunt singurul roman care urmareste canalul asta!

[@lilis237]

@@catalinadrian2531 nope :)))

[@ancaioana3241]

nu chiar :))

[@hibikimaelstrom0805]

I swear, I wanna be a dad like this guy

[@SRoth-gx6lu]

Mother of 2. I can say this works 10/10 times. A little heartbreaking at first, but they learn to self sooth quickly. Great video!

[@sandrairen1988]

Studies have shown that the cortisol levels of babies that are left crying stays high after they stop crying. They are not self soothing, they are still just as desperately stressed, but they have given up calling for help. This advice is directly harmful to the development of their brain and their trust in you as their parent.

[@Just-in-Spenc]

Eloyns Eloyns this is more based on need for very young babies. The idea is that they depend on you for needs and when crying they want this need fulfilled. it also depends on the baby’s temperament to a point. It’s not something that going to greatly harm the baby to slowly like in this video to let them cry out if you can’t solve the issue. Parents have a minimal effect on the actual child normal psychology from these actions babies have temperaments and it more biological. Real harm is cause on neglect and or abuse. Leaving your child after having comfort it is not going to cause as much as affect that this study is probably looking at. It also may help a parent to start to build habits of feeding times for non infants. I understand what your saying and that this study is probably very real but the amount of effect and application it has in common parenting is probably very small.

[@animuauntie]

@@sandrairen1988 that's why you should never tell a child no and always let them get their way. If you let them ever have stress it will damage their little brains, plus they won't like you sometimes.

[@nubsy9983]

"application it has in common parenting is probably very small" this video is directed at common parenting... and what Eloyns said is spot on...

[@lucialveroy]

@@Just-in-Spenc It's true what they said, though. There are books about it. A baby is not manipulating you when they, cry, they really need the comfort. Sometimes it's just holding their hand, I'm telling that from experience. They can't know you're trying to make them more independent or whatever, they need you and want you there. Of course it's tiring, but, that's just what they need. Like being fed regularly

[@HenningGu]

Under all that silliness I think you can see that he really knows his stuff

[@sohailali1914]

I'm 20, University student... Don't know why but I just am can't stop watching these videos... I'm kinda in a marathon of watching these videos right now...

[@namukolosiyumbwa3323]

"... Just let them know that you haven't gone out to go gambling or anything..." PARDON??? 😂😂😂

[@brendajoy9954]

I did not hear a word you said...too busy watching that ADORABLE BABY!!!!!

[@lucilethelightbringer]

The first time I found his video to be much more helpful than entertaining.

[@emploice.muswashghans]

Thanks for the tip. I'm ready for my first baby, just need to find a wife now.

[@mincao8003]

0:19 the baby is like a log, she just rolled soooo smoothly, amazing

[@nottakenaway]

At the end of it, if the baby is still crying, it's probably lonely, and needs you to stay with it.

[@anyachu3748]

PUTHSLGB OMG I'm dying. Now this genius acronym's gonna be stuck in my head for quite some time

[@SU-zb1lk]

You are so lucky to have such lovely child

[@KoiNadi]

"You haven't left the house to go gambling" 😂😂😂😂😂

[@hannah6272]

I so agree with this method! We did the controlled crying thing with my eldest when he stopped sleeping through the night, it was horrible for about 3 hours, hubby and I had to stop eachother going up too early a couple of times but then that was it - he started settling properly again and went back to sleeping through the night🥳. It was a tough evening but we helped eachother through it and my son was so much happier and well rested 🥳🥰 so were we!

[@PumpkinSpicedHorrorShow]

Not a fan of the cry it out method myself, but every parent and every baby is different. Both my babies slept on my chest when they were infants, then in our room, and now my oldest is four and the youngest is almost three and they both sleep in their own beds, in their own room.

[@vickijo2343]

So you couldn't move i bet until they woke up? did they get enough hours? did you? did you have to settle them in their beds til they fell asleep?? am sceptical about your little story.....

[@manssman1]

My mum was a big sucker for me sleeping with her when I was a youngin (i mean I'm 18 not too long ago) but my mum let me sleep in her bed with her until i was 9. It was always her saying "you should go sleep in your own bed for once!" And then that night, I would be going to bed in my own room (our rooms were adjacent so she could see me through my door while we were both in bed) and she would say "you arent gonna come sleep with me?" In a really sad, disappointed way xD so I would go sleep with her but I thought it funny but

[@amparovaldivia3059]

My earliest memory is me crying at about 1 or 2 years old because my parents locked me in a room to make me sleep alone. And I felt horrible

[@ALamb630]

mine would only sleep while i was moving him (either rocking him or carrying him around) it was very stressful. as soon as i would fall asleep he would wake up from the lack of movement. i had to do some sleep training so i wouldnt die lol

[@remindyouofwho7201]

@@amparovaldivia3059 Dont worry. With a few years of counseling and therapy, you'll get over it ;) (That's what my dad always tells me, haha!)

[@nathanbuckley2136]

Helpful and hilarious. As Entertaining as always thanks mate.

[@abolition1889]

You outdid yourself again with this easiest to remember acronym!

[@kalyanvenkateshbs9472]

Instructions unclear baby ended up calming me down and help me with my engineering syllabus and cure my Depression.

[@wakhidhasyiempa9379]

"Dad, what are u doing?"

[@khin9657]

The baby is so adorable

[@spr15]

Nobody talks about how good of an actor the baby is 🤗😍😍😍😍

[@zuume274]

I don’t have kids heck I haven’t even kissed a girl yet Im oddly still entertained.

I'm the same situation as yours but no "yet"

[@irasac1]

@ you think you will never do it?

[@beatrizlopes6984]

This is so cute hahaha, i'm just like you, but both of the situations will happen in the right time, okay?! Have patience :)

[@BooksToAshes]

I had my first kiss at 20. Some people take a bit longer but I plan on starting a family when I'm 28 (so in 2 years) It's good to watch these things and kind of learn as you get older so if the time ever comes, you'll have a bit more knowledge in life which is never a bad thing :)

[@SagebrushRambles]

@@BooksToAshes Nice that you're able to narrow down the date :))

[@saadmohammad5758]

Will come to this video about 4 years from now when I have a baby of my own

[@chichan4461]

Sometimes they just want a good ol *weah*

[@hudycat]

Chi Chan that was funnehhh 😂😂

[@ksy4747]

I had both my kids sleep trained by CIO method and it totally worked for us as a fam. They are now 4 and 7 and they both have been sleeping through the night without a problem for years. There are some rare instances from the younger one (like if she is sick or something else keeping her up) but we ride those out and give her extra care and attention. Bedtimes are fairly easy. It's the waking up for school and daycare that are hard these days. Both are loving and independent when they want to be. Both girls have ZERO shy bone in their body. Have always been people persons. Never had problem with either of them transitioning to daycares (both at 2 yo). Sometimes they get clingy of course, but over all they are fairly secure. So it worked out for us. And me and my husband get a decent night of sleep, which makes us much better parents/humans. I can go without sleep, I trained myself with the first when she was a newborn to just push through. My husband is much worse with that haha We also started sleep training AFTER 3 or 4 months or so. Can't remember exactly. You definitely DO NOT sleep train a newborn. The only thing you can do is start establishing the difference in night and day in terms of how you interact with your baby. But you still pick them up and cuddle them as much as they as for.

[@run4everon]

As a slightly less experienced parent, I usually check leg first.

[@dzizitv3228]

"Easy to remember" acronym...

[@PseudoSarcasm]

I'm not convinced that babies need their own room.

[@grandmasterace4785]

Dad really didn't want to be left hanging with that high five.

[@michaelreay6992]

Awesome channel bro... Brings back many memories and from where I'm standing your doing a stellar job at dadding

[@hereticsign]

This guy is low key enjoying being a dad.

[@theartofmakingart_7703]

I don‘t know how I found this channel but I watched about 20 videos so I‘m ready to have a baby now

[@mamanaturae2055]

You shouldn't let your baby cry, there is always a reason for crying. Find it out and solve the problem, otherwise it's hard for both of you.

[@pjroo]

2:32 “…haven’t left the house to go…gambling” 😂🤣

[@goldenchild1368]

That cute baby NEVER cries. Bless her.

[@pollywolly7988]

To be honest, a pain cry is well different from a pooey nappy cry, which is different from a hungry cry. You work out the difference pretty quick. But good advice with the check list, just a reminder when they break out in a "I don't know what's wrong" cry!

[@Volleyball_Chess_and_Geoguessr]

They're not sure what's wrong, but also pretty sure it's because they're all alone!

[@AlbertChyn]

Dude I love your videos man. Thank you so much. Gives me hope for the future.

[@patriciamasters5539]

Quite brilliant! Seriously, you covered all the bases with that PBLSGB..Q..don't remember it. Love the 5,10,15 thing - makes sense (and I remembered it!). You are a good dad, in addition to being hilarious.

[@scragar]

It could do with some work, I came up with my own version: Poo/pee Uncomfortable Burp Illness Cold Hungry Accident (stuck in crib/similar) Irritability(usually a sign that your baby needs a poo or is teething) Rash Best part is it spells Pubic Hair so you'll never forget it.

[@mkelly534]

The baby is so cute. Imagine when he or she sees these videos in 10 years

[@nab-rk4ob]

She did it! You got her to hi-five!!!

[@heyhoe168]

@Elisa Castro well trained kid. :D

[@anikakhan1539]

The method is very helpful, it calmed my mum in law instead of the baby 1⃣0⃣0⃣ out of 1⃣0⃣0⃣

[@spractive1264]

Everybody gangsta till this dad leaves the room.

[@faizahlubaba1645]

man i wish my dad was like you. your children pretty sure will grow up without trust issues, depression and insomnia

[@godlygamer911]

This is actually helpful information... I'm guessing confused and yet happy with it.

[@Harrisean]

He walks in and out of a room rather oddly.

[@evelynedomnica3796]

Nala is growing up so fast..

[@stutipuri]

Discovered this channel this afternoon n haven’t stopped watching it! So easy to laugh ❤️ thankyou for spreading laughter n smiles

[@KHalilMagic]

I thought this was an only comedy channel but this video is actually helpful.

[@texasman2893]

This kid has never cried

[@maddyleilua6158]

Puthslgb has saved many lives

[@beautyunboxed530]

Maybe it should be said the controlled crying method is not recommended for small babies. Studies have shown it can be detrimental to the brains development if done on too young children. At the end of the day babies can not communicate via speech and crying is one their methods in communicating.

[@lindenpeters2601]

THANK YOU. So many uninformed non-parents saying what good advice it is to cry-it-out! Everyone please notice he had no actual solution for when the controlled crying doesn't help your baby sleep...

[@bugstcg]

Thank YOU!

[@rubscratch98]

you know that this video like the whole channel is a commedy thing.

[@beautyunboxed530]

@@rubscratch98 of course it's comedy. But there are lots of people out there who will take it seriously.

[@Megu_Byte]

Beauty Unboxed I do think crying it out is a good thing. For course if the child cries for a extended period of time, like 45 min or more every day, then I think a parent should consult a doctor. Also the dad in these videos did add in comments that this is not for newborns!

[@GaidKhambGaming]

"High five just for the theatre" I died. Lol 🤣

[@happydays3678]

Your babies were born high fiving 🤗❤

[@yolandacreed3202]

My son's cry is something unholy. It's better to just comfort and keep him quiet. Aka Boob

[@sarahs3988]

That's my secret technique for stopping a babies crying too 😉

[@yolandacreed3202]

@@HowtoDad Ha! Just 1 year. Weaning starts soon.

[@kasborsuk]

Same 🙂 scared what will happen with the whole weaning situation

[@Cherrycolabaybee]

I had to do that too, I couldn't let my son cry and get too worked up because of his breathing troubles :/ even now (he's nearly 8 years old) when he has a meltdown it can trigger an asthma attack

[@kutieflower3484]

@@Cherrycolabaybee wtf, your boy is just a spoiled kid.

[@sanitater3271]

The way you get acronyms that have no clue whatsoever and know what each letter stands for would make you amazing at med school or paramedicine.

[@Lumithell]

I seen 5 videos of yours for the first time Youre a Great Human Good bless you

[@sapphirebaker2192]

you don not let them cry, they will cry for a reason

[@LouisEmery]

I can see you with babies two years apart, ending up with 10 by the time you're 40, and you managing the chaos in the house.

[@4MXW]

that delayed hi-5 thou

[@Fyrtenheimer]

I'd add a C -- for comfort. A lot of times they just want to be held and should be until they're done.

[@edoboleyn]

The G is for gambling. The baby has a serious gambling addiction and must go to the ponies.

[@naninolovyou6388]

You are cute....And someday, your child will grow up and show these to her kids. Congrats!! You have kept your humor and your sanity- well done, you

[@FeeraCooks]

"Shock, shock, horror"😂😂😂

[@calic6170]

Best dad ever

[@rachel-elif594]

" reassure them u didn't went out gambling " I'm dead 😂

[@everdeneb4811]

I'm so ready to have a baby thanks to you !

[@Honkaidojo]

The baby is so adorable, not even crying for the purpose of the video.

[@Nina-lp7kt]

Dude,u just best father I ever seen, Respect!

[@zallade6457]

Instructions unclear.. baby stuck under the crib.

[@fannyspanner2748]

This guy looks like he could be related to Ryan Gosling, except he's way more handsome 😋

[@liquidsnake321]

Best not let him hear that you called him Australian!

[@fannyspanner2748]

@@liquidsnake321 then where is he from?

[@liquidsnake321]

@@fannyspanner2748 New Zealand.

[@andtheneat]

*fantastic advice for a high-school senior!*

[@SereniaSaissa]

Such a well behaved baby during that video. Although I dont agree with the leave baby to cry - they may feel abandoned and that is stressful. Your checklist is pretty thorough so you get points for that. Loved the high five at the end as well.

[@k.whatever9046]

the implication that babies cry bc they think you've left the house to go gambling is the funniest thing ive ever heard😂

[@meganfox8729]

I'm crying, but for all the right reasons! Baby got big...I adore you