One of our HARDEST days with Jack...& our surprise for him turned into a DISASTER

[@TheKatiness]

Most likely, he's just overwhelmed from all the changes. Don't be surprised if the new place is hard for him too. Lil kids crave routine so change is hard for them, even at his age. Promise he'll be ok tho. Gently introducing them to change is beneficial in the long run and y'all are doing an awesome job as parents. Mom of 4 teens, 5 dogs and 5 cats here. ❤️

[@terrijohnson9193]

Don't worry. Its alot for Jack being back as is for you. His schedule isn't the same & he will get used to it again. Long couple days for you all. It is normal! Love your little family. Makes me miss my now 47, 43, 40 yr old kids being young. So I will just watch yours grow...lol

[@beth8678]

Plus the wakeup from nap seemed like it may have been too much too fast. Might have been hungry, sleepy , thirsty or just wanted to snuggle while waking up from a solid nap.

[@skytaylor9767]

@@beth8678 no he is rich spoiled and selfish but that's something only a poor person can see you must all be rich snots that don't know what it is to have a hard life

[@joannalynn1547]

My two boys are 40 and 41. I miss the toddler days.

[@lann2bme7516]

@@skytaylor9767 here you are again talkin' smack! Plenty of us grew up poor and realize he is a tired toddler, with jet lag. He is barely over 1 . How old are you? & You're being rude & mean.

[@lann2bme7516]

@@skytaylor9767 rise above, learn compassion and how to be polite. For you claiming to be grateful, you sure sound ungrateful. You need hugs , sounds like

[@lsbrgss]

Awww, Jack knows that he's not around all of his family anymore, he had so much fun and probably was spoiled rotten. He has to readjust being back home! Try the bike again in a couple days, he might like it then. Also, he's an only child so he probably was so happy to be around Ozzy, and Stella for so long too!! You both are doing an amazing job👌🏽! We all get upset and cranky too! He's a miniature human being and is entitled to feelings of sadness or frustration! Keep your heads up guys, you'll be moving soon and have more space for him. Stay calm, breathe and take it one day at a time. God bless🙏🏽♥️😚♥️

[@pudding8338]

The good thing is dat his twin and family also go to hawai and jack have a lots of friends there

[@mosaicgirl4002]

Excellent answer! Just hang on,🌞🌺❤️

[@donnajennings228]

Well said... That baby is well adjusted but he IS a baby!

[@jesse5658]

Hey! As a recent subscriber, why do they live all the way over in Hawaii away from family? Just curious.

[@lisacamden2799]

Great advice

[@contentedspirit9022]

He's just decompressing and adjusting back. He probably misses all your family. Three months to a toddler is a lifetime. Once he readjusts to the timezone and gets back into a schedule, he'll be fine. Just give him lots of hugs and kisses, tell him it's all ok. And maybe extra zoom calls back to Utah so he doesn't feel abandoned (an unconscious thing that can happen in childhood when big changes happen). He'll be ok. Just needs the and extra love to let him know he's safe and loved. You guys are doing great! Parenting is hard.

[@shroomiverse]

Sarah walking up to the house saying she’s such a happy girl carrying McDonald’s is an actual mood.

[@patlane3072]

You all are.blessed with such a precious family. Enjoy watching !

[@betsyross3122]

The toddler years are upon you!!! It’s a wild ride yall!

[@carryjgful]

Yeh this came to mind during the car drive scene. They are so cute & sumtimes adorably naive & thats why we love them! Noone apparently clued poor Derik and Sarah of the inevitable "terrible twos" period....buckle up & dig up sum extra patience. 😄😵‍💫🤗

[@laurensells7103]

I’m so glad you guys made it back home to Hawaii safely (despite the long rough flight)! I’m sorry that you guys are battling through Jack’s tantrums, he’s at that age and I’m sure all the sudden changes are affecting him as well, just remember that it is all temporary and things will settle back into a new normal once you get into your new home in 2 weeks! I’m stoked for your new home, it’s going to be an absolute game changer for all of you to have more room but still being in the same area it truly worked out perfectly! And I’m sure that Jack is going to be obsessed with the new electric bike in a few days once he gets acclimated again after all the changes, he is gonna want to ride every single day to the beach and I can’t wait to see the videos! 🥰 Welcome back home to Hawaii and I cannot wait to follow more of your amazing adventures!! 😍 As always, sending so much love and light to the Beeston family!! 💕

[@audreycampbell9483]

Usually when there was a big behavior change, I would make sure there's nothing going on like physically, like an illness or injury, if that's okay then you can assume that it's a temporary behavior issue. I have four grown kids includes a set of twins, seems like when we would get one crisis over, the next one would start! Finding ways to distract while staying calm will help. Good luck!

[@sn2467]

Being a parent of 2 sons, yes it's normal for Jack experiencing his toddler stages😊 Enjoy .. your are the best parents ❤️

[@kellyredinger5974]

Try to remember that it's not a tantrum; it's communication. Everything is new to him. Ease him into his new adventure and he will do just fine. I just found your videos today and look forward to following your family as you adapt and grow.♥️

[@Michelle32533]

My pediatrician told me that babies ears pop when flying and it can be extremely uncomfortable. She said have a flight attendant heat up 2 dry wash cloths in the microwave, (bring w you), and place them on his ears. We did and it works! Love your family! 💕

[@MNW0705]

This is true. Also, if you give him gum to chew when taking off and landing it will pop his ears and the pressure won't affect him so much.

[@susancervantez3336]

@@MNW0705 He's WAY to young for gum!!! He wouldn't know to just chew it. He'd probably swallow it, and it could be a choking hazard if he inhaled it. Don't do it!!! 😵‍💫🙀✌️

[@rhondapelletier2141]

No gum!!! …..

[@MNW0705]

@@susancervantez3336 nah, he's fine.

[@dknix2122]

Welcome to parenthood! 🤣. I’m a grandmother and it’s just his age. Just love him and it will test your patience. ❤️🥰❤️

[@kathyneese5355]

Yes it is just the age Lol. My children are all grown up. I have 10 grandchildren. I’ll tell you I miss my children at that age. Yes with all the craziness. 😊

[@skytaylor9767]

@@kathyneese5355 but the people out in public places don't if you're child acts like that I would be recording you and putting it up on the internet for the world to see that

[@skytaylor9767]

And don't forget to teach them how to behave because they must know that what is right and what is not

[@polythenepam3236]

@@skytaylor9767 I’m curious from seeing all the comments uve wrote, exactly how many kids do u have? How many babies have u had that u can confidently sit and type all ur specialist knowledge about how babies should and should not behave?

[@skytaylor9767]

@@polythenepam3236 ok first of all you misspelled you've and you misspelled you're so learn to spell before you go to the comment section and secondly I AM a child specialist so you proved my point exactly

[@mikiavidan508]

Ahhh, it’s hard when they’re toddlers. I’m a Grandma with 4 kids aged 6-25 and I can assure you this age is always tricky and changes in routine are hard for most little ones. You’re doing amazing. You’re both so patient and you have loads of energy so just remember to look after each other. Eat well, sleep as well as you can and enjoy these times when they’re young. It literally goes in the blink of an eye, you turn round and they’re 25… 🥰🛬🏝🏠🌊🏍👨‍👩‍👦💞

[@skytaylor9767]

When spoil them and the act out in public you know you just want attention because money is not enough

[@carolehankinson4969]

Miki Avidan - great comment and I'm an empty nester, it's too quiet and you're right in a blink of an eye they're adults. When you're pregnant for the first time it's only 10 seconds after your baby's born when the shock hits you and you think "bloody hell I have a real baby", also the worrying doesn't stop when they're 18yrs old as that never goes away. The best high in the world is after the birth holding your baby. Love from the UK. 🇬🇧👍

[@christy1346]

At 10:48, (you,) Sarah, are THE a-b-s-o-l-u-t-e cutest!!!!!! You look completely saturated, with peace & joy, just genuinely, completely, HAPPY.!!! Hawaii is such s lovely place to call home! I can see why you love it so much. May God bless your sweet family.

[@vasa1122]

Jack is so lucky to have you two as his parents !!!

[@lisacamden2799]

Boy I second that

[@lisacamden2799]

Y'all are having a baby girl yay

[@trinawood7758]

Oh, y'all are so sweet! I love that despite being frustrated and tired, I hear no anger in your voices. Young Jack has an epic hangover (so much family, fun, holidays, love, travel). Give him a week or two to settle back into life. Little ones take longer to recuperate. Jack is such an amazing age! Y'all are about to have the funnest year of adventures! ENJOY!

[@christina2647]

Aww poor baby! He probably has sensitive ears from the air pressure and remembers the pain he had from the last flight. And aww you guys! You are great parents!❤️❤️❤️

[@Piperamberandbailey9204]

Aw this is so sweet, so jack is just getting into this oh so wonderful stage where he wants to run everywhere and be into everything. He’s that age. I couldn’t imagine being on an airplane with Piper. First time parents you two are doing great but you have yet to see all the crazy days lol.

[@krisadams327]

Welcome back home guys! I'm thinking Jack may be going thru a stage but it could bd as simple as adjusting to being back home after 3 months. For a child that age it's not 3 months it's like a year lol. So happy to see your all home safe and healthy. Can't wait to see your NEW BIGGER place lol. Can't wait for your next video. Wish you had the time to do more...just love watching you guys! Sending all my love to the 3 of you!!!

[@annewillmott3091]

Learning how to enjoy quiet pleasures in a calm secure place, familiarity, sameness, normality in early childhood helps to develope security. Nothing lasts forever dear family. My son slept in desperation under the plane seat once, back many years ago. I remember a flight from U.K. to the US with a toddler screaming the whole way there. He fell asleep as we landed, his poor frazzled mother in exhausted tears. You are not alone, nor are you the worlds worst parents….keep on keeping on, when you settle in your new home you’ll all recover, day by lovely day! Thank you for sharing the joys and challenges of family life xxxx

[@lann2bme7516]

Jack is probably exhausted with all the jet lag and changes of environment! He'll be fine!! & Hugs to you all!!♥️🌞🌹🙌

[@skytaylor9767]

This is the stupidest thing I've ever heard I wouldn't be acting like that I would be so happy if my mama could afford it this is what riches will do to you

[@lann2bme7516]

@@skytaylor9767 hello goofus. He is a toddler, just returned from a long flight. Wake up

[@skytaylor9767]

@@lann2bme7516are you a little kid because if so I'll go easy on you

[@lann2bme7516]

@@skytaylor9767 are you not familiar with children barely over one year? That just returned from a long flight? Brat is a pretty harsh word with Jack being so young. Lighten up. Grateful

[@gabbynnana]

I just love watching your little family. My son has 2 teens of his own. I don't know how time is so fast! But it is! Enjoy every minute with him!

[@kathycarter8167]

Don’t worry about Jack’s behavior, it’s typical toddler behavior. They will test you beyond all measure. When he is able to understand more you will just have to set limits and have rules. But for now you have to put up with tantrums and screaming and just keep him safe and love him. Take care guys!!!💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕

[@carolehankinson4969]

Kathy Carter - totally agree, I made a beanbag for my son at Jack's age as mid-tantrum he'd throw his head back so the beanbag was quickly put behind him so there was no cracked heads. 👍💯

[@constancefields8329]

Good advice ,for alot of young parents that don't seem to know the correct way of parenting 👍 Good Advice

[@dawndixon402]

😁👋👍👍👏👏💕🙏 When Jack crawled over to Ozzie and gave her a kiss, my heart totally melted, so sweet.

[@alesaadams9260]

That was the best shot of pure love you could have gotten. I'm still a pile of mush.

[@superdave7205]

perv! lol

[@susannehyde5683]

I'm a parent / grandma and flew with my daughter to Germany when she was 5 months old and 7 years old. It was a straight flight that lasted 12 hours and 15 minutes San Francisco to Frankfurt. I packed toys , coloring stuff etc. The stewardess was very helpful at take off and landing as well. Some young children have problems Flying because of their ears. The fact that he is hitting his head points to that. The trick is to give him his binki or when you can something he can chew on /eat so it popps his ears and the fluid won't build up and hurt !

[@micheleolson9914]

I've read about this too, about the changes in air pressure being painful. Good comment.

[@susannehyde5683]

@@micheleolson9914 Thank you !

[@skytaylor9767]

It would not work they already gave him toys and games and you can see what a new bike did to him he more angery then he was he's a brat

[@skytaylor9767]

@@micheleolson9914bad comment because I've been through a lot of pain and I know what really bad pain feels like but kicking and screaming no I never did that and my gratitude level would be off the scale I was greatful

[@japhialynne]

@@skytaylor9767 he is usually lovely. He’s just a very young child dealing with travel woes.

[@lillianlopez2691]

He's just going thru regular growing pains that ALL kids go through. Because he's older and can now register new feelings & experiences, both physical and emotional, his little body has to adjust to all these new things in his world. Keep loving your sweet little angel and he'll get thru it AND so will you two sweet parents. God bless y'all as always 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰

[@kelleythaler541]

Welcome to the TERRIBLE TWOS. What Jack likes right now he's going to hate in 5 minutes. I now have four adult kids best advice I can give you is take a deep breath, hold on tight, and don't give in, if he screams in public take him outside and who cares what people think good luck you guys are great parents not going to lie it's not going to be easy, but you'll do it ♥️

[@theelizabethan1]

Terrific Twos!

[@Good-DaySunshine]

...and if he screams while on a flight take him... to the bathroom? Just kidding. In 2017 I read that babies and little kids have a lot of ear pressure during flights- not sure how they would have tested that out though.

[@tammypulver5445]

Yup ear pressure

[@schonerleben2981]

It is toooo noisy massy and ugly this place please give it a break it is a horrible experience for his souly heart.

[@Sg4809]

Best advice

[@holldoll7764]

Y’all are a great team you will get through it! Enjoy being home!

[@cynthiathompson6427]

Ok guys the most important thing: make sure you don’t reward bad behavior. Don’t give him fun or yummy things when he’s being terrible. He gets tons of positive attention already so it isn’t that.

[@susanlee1827]

Exactly. You will be rushing around trying to make him happy all the time and it will only get worse. Don’t build a monster.

[@deborahsimpson4968]

It's not bad behavior. It's I can't handle the excitement right now behavior or the stress. It's maybe add a little teething to the equation behavior. It's rosy red cheeks glassy eyed exhausted and maybe a little sick behavior. It's I only have this way to show I'm out of balance behavior. Do not punish or hold back treats or hugs... that trains lack of compassion.

[@fancyberry4046]

Give him food all the way there..

[@jesse5658]

It's not "bad behavior". It's called being a toddler.

[@wideawake6260]

It's too late this kid is ruined for life you can see he's going to end up in jail because he won't get what he wants

[@chrisgustafson9342]

OMG my 16 month old Grandbaby throws herself around and screams too! Learning to self-regulate her emotions probably won't come until she's able to speak more words so for now all we can do is "label" her frustrations, wants and needs as simply for her as possible. As a Mom of three and G-Ma of four, I've learned just when you think you can't take it anymore, they suddenly do something new for themselves and life gets a bit easier. Congrat on your YT Gold Plaque, you've all earned it!!!

[@carolehankinson4969]

Jack kissing the little boy asleep on the floor so gently so he doesn't wake him up 🤗, I've watched that bit 8 times, he just melts me. 🤗✌️❤️

[@reginamoore134]

That was his cousin Ozzy

[@carolehankinson4969]

@@reginamoore134 Oh thank you for the info, I've only been subscribed for a short time so?

[@debbieharrington9198]

Congratulations on your plaque Change is hard. He will be fine. New adjustment for him. After being around all the family. He is adorable.

[@Beca.prates]

Jack is so cute and this is normal. He is getting in to the toddler age so you guys hang in there because is all good 🌷

[@PotterheadWeasley]

Love you guys!! Your family is sooo beautiful and amazing! 💕

[@Sg4809]

Oh the memories of my Babies just completely acting possessed and flinging themselves backwards and almost knocking me out with their heads ramming into my nose, not wanting to sit still and having no interest in anything i would present them with, whinning and fussing over nothing but i would go back in a second and would give anything for them to be little again, i have 3 altogether, my boys are 20 and 17, my little girl is not so little anymore and she's 15, all beautiful people! You 2 are awesome parents, just take it day by day and seriously cherish every moment, even the rough moments, be patient and one of these days you will sit back and be so proud of what you've accomplished

[@Phoebtree]

It’s TOTALLY 💯 normal! I have a blessing of a 17 mos old who is always such a chill, go with the flow, happy little boy. Then all of a sudden in these last 2 weeks, he’s been very unpredictable with random tantrums such as the ones you mentioned.. and no matter what I try to do to soothe him, nothing works. It’s as if the only thing they want at that moment, is freedom to run.. even if it’s not the ideal time. I hear ya girl, it can be overwhelming for sure. I get very nervous about putting him on a plane, solely because of it. I give y’all credit for achieving that challenge❣️🤙🏻

[@hollypierce3076]

Babies do go through those times! My boys did the head bang thing, he’s still a little small to transition to the front facing car seat but that’s what helped a whole lot with that, hope this helps ease you minds! Also he is surely going to need a little bit of time to get used to being back at his own house!

[@franriddiough9010]

Love you guys! Hang in there, this is just the beginning of toddler mania! 😉

[@bellaangus1213]

Please remember that y’all are amazing parents and sometimes it just happens. Time change and sometimes it’s just going to feel impossible. He will grow out of it. Happy you’re back safe and somewhat sound. 🥰😘❤️

[@lynnettemcausland9532]

Aww love that you're back in Huwaii, one place I've wanted to see since I was wee! I love how Jack still looks like an angel 😇...still love this wee guy, I've had 5 and believe me they all have their moments. Big adjustment time wise & 3 months in his life is such a long time, give it a few days and he will settle. Love you guys, a little bit of sunshine in my gloomy Scottish winter xx

[@OGDeeHiggins]

Ahhhhh how I miss those days. Enjoy every minute (even the tiring ones). Blessings to you all.

[@TheMunchyelena]

He's been gone for three months. Everything is different again. He'll settle in. Parenthood is so unpredictable!!!! But very rewarding!!! Love you guys

[@lynnestogdale9442]

Congratulations on your KZbin award!! Love 💘 you guys as Always!

[@cherylmcmanus952]

Love your family!❤️😘 Have y’all thought to turn Jack’s car seat upright where he is able to see out and the surroundings? This may help. He is old enough. Love ya 💖😍❤️❤️❤️

[@melanieellsworth4840]

Jack reminds me so much of my 18 month old. They ain’t easy babies but they are the best! I flew to Hawaii with her when she was a year old and it was the longest day of my life for sure! Lol jacks a cutie!!!!

[@stacyr4070]

You both are doing a great job with Jack. He was just adjusting to being home, jet lag, etc. Thanks for the fun video's.

[@ef5842]

Congratulations on your whole trip. That was awesome. The shorts video Sarah did in the yellow dress was really good. I noticed she got it as a gift for Christmas. Jack is so happy there with you through it all. And Congratulations on your gold wall You Tube trophy. May you earn another one. I was glad to contribute. From, G Elizabeth. Massachusetts

[@triciascott9254]

Welcome home guys. Let Jack adjust.. this moving around is a lot for a little guy to handle and he's going through some perfectly normal 'testing your limits' stages..perfectly normal for his age.

[@hoot9819]

This is totally normal. Three months at that age is a long time. Coming home is going to be rough but he will adjust and get better!!

[@debbiewynne8108]

It's just adjusting, perfectly normal and means jack is super aware of his surroundings 💕

[@barbarabavier675]

Jack’s new haircut is SO CUTE!

[@trayceedefrees6524]

Jack is just adjusting from Utah to being back in Hawaii plus he's starting to assert his independence..you guys are amazing!! Glad you're home in Hawaii 🏖🍍🩳🩱

[@emmakitzmiller5949]

I know someone commented about it could be his ears hurting and that’s why he isn’t good with flying so give him something to chew on but another trick I’ve seen parents do is get childrens noise cancelling headphones so it doesn’t build up the pressure in his ears

[@kloverwise7317]

It would be so fun to come home to so many packages!! I know stressful, but omg how fun!!! Do you ever do unboxing videos? I would LOVE them!!!!

[@onyxthesiberianhusky8587]

I’m glad you’re back in Hawaii. You both really seem to like it there better then Utah. I just wanted to say Jack is maybe acting up because of the flight. The only reason I say that is because when my girls were little and we would fly, It would take a few days for them to adjust. Their little bodies had to adjust to the flying ,now they have to adjust to back being with both feet on the ground. He will come around, children always do. God love you all and bless your little family .✝️. Much Love from Ohio ❤️

[@samhih5335]

You guys are great parents. It's normal for kids to get overwhelmed and tired with that type of traveling. You done good.

[@MelisaNielsen]

You guys are awesome young parents. Jack will get easier ❤️

[@nancybaca6472]

I agree with the person who spoke about the air pressure on the kids ears. I used to travel from France to California every summer with my kids when they were newborns and a stewardess told me that if you give them a bottle or something to suck or eat, it’s the swallowing action that takes away the air pressure and helps your kids ears pop. so whenever we would land or take off I would make sure I had a bottle of juice or water or some thing they could swallow to help break the pressure and they never cried.

[@diannawilliams761]

I pray your little family adjusts back quickly and peacefully.

[@KG-wf9ex]

He's making a Transition from his old 3 month routine to his new routine coming home. Maybe he's missing the grandparents as well. You guys are so patient with him, great parents! I'm sure he'll make the adjustment soon and things will get better.

[@ruthh2093]

Always follow your cute and funny family. I'm of course in love with Jack. Really glad Derrick realized that sometimes and in certain moments it's nice not to take the phone out and film. Yeahhh You , guys, need to make some " only yours" memories! Love u all! Jack...❤️💎❤️💎

[@eileentaylor5624]

You guys are a great family. Jack is a real cutie. Seeing Mom and Dad I can see why. love the channel

[@kristykaisersmith1825]

It seems like Jack's just readjusting to being home and back at "the house that pisses him off"! 😆😂❤Derick that was Funny!!Love you guys!!💗💗💗

[@jenniferbryan295]

Just remember this, kids are much more resilient then you know!! They adjust so much more easily!!!

[@tashawells3568]

Jack will adjust and I give it less than a week and you won’t be able to get that baby boy off of the bike! You guys are seriously the cutest! I absolutely LOVE how excited y’all are when you get something Jack loves!!! Glad you made it safely to Hawaii! Question for both Beeston fams…do y’all live both in Hawaii and Utah? Or is one more of like a vacation home? And last, is there any special reason why it’s Hawaii?! Like did one of y’all serve a mission there or did you guys just say like hey let’s move somewhere warm and landed in Hawaii?! Sorry, I’m nosy, lol. Just trying to figure out how you balance both places. Love it tho, y’all are so blessed and very much deserving to be able to do so!!! Thanks for sharing! Xoxoxo

[@walkersmith9009]

Lived in Utah with their parents. Met and fell in love. Now living in Hawaii.

[@melte5547]

I love your apartment setup! We are from northern Illinois, right on the corner of Illinois/wisconsin and Lake Michigan(we are less than a mile from the beach, but it's not Hawaii beach!) I totally get the small space feeling. We had some hard times and were forced into a ONE ROOM studio with myself, my husband, our at the time 6yr old and newborn. When we found our 2bedroom apartment we are in now, it felt like a mansion to us and our kids! We now have a new baby girl, 5mos old and we are transitioning our room to the older 2boys room to share, moving our living room to their old room and putting our bed and the baby's bed in what was the living room! Ugh confusing but hopefully it will be better space usage! Good luck on your future move to bigger spaces! It makes you appreciate things more when you're used to no space lol

[@SarahJeanCole]

Terrible twos are coming you guys! When he throws fits talk him through them. Explain it's ok for him to feel that way but there is ways he can communicate his feelings verse throwing a tantrum. You guys got this. All my love from Michigan ❤️

[@nbrown8464]

Derik, you are one awesome Dad. Yes, Baby Jack will have those kind of days but you and Sarah have so much patience, you'll get through it. Have faith and may God bless and protect your little family.❤😍🙏

[@susannehyde5683]

Our family loves you guys and are happy to see you back ! ♥️ As for the tantrums he probably is trying to adjust with time and being back home. However, if it continues you just pick him up remove him from the situation and use one word sentences telling Not OK use facial expressions. Since he doesn't talk yet and he may be frustrated. Buy a folder , cut out pictures like food , bed, beach , etc laminate and velcro this will give him a way to communicate and express himself and take away his stress ! I was a special education teacher from County Classrooms. I did use those tools with my children more than once. Just make sure to let him know good job. Good luck and enjoy your precious little Angel ♥️

[@dianehollifield7381]

That is great advice

[@lakeishademello3334]

Great advice for sure.

[@vicleaken]

Duh, he is not a special ed kid. You might as we recommend dog talk buttons. He'll be talking up a Storm in no time and shouldn't acclimate to those special ed 'crutches' you're promoting.

[@susannehyde5683]

@@vicleaken I wasn't suggesting that he is special ed ! These are tips that help any nonverbal children to have tools available to communicate so they don't feel frustrated ! There is nothing wrong with little Jack ! It's a helpful suggestion that works !

[@lakeishademello3334]

This person clearly has an attitude problem with the way she is responding to you. Obviously she doesn’t know how to play with others nicely , don’t argue about your statement because it was valid no one talking about the sex add though I guess the person who posted that thought it was more appropriate for this page. It’s so much crap going on this world for the keyboard bullies so people just be nice to each other.

[@pamstephens2403]

So Happy That You Made It Home Safely..I can hardly wait for your big MOVE, Hey Little Jack, What's Up little Dude? Love And Light Happiness To Ya'll... It's Happy Time Bike Riding!!!"oops No bike riding"💞🕊💞🤗💯 Early stage of terrible two's.... Oh My Good Gravy!

[@953orion]

Awww... poor mom and dad. Jack will be okay; it's just a phase. I'm sure he is just adjusting to the changes, and he'll be fine. He is also at that age when he is becoming independent and finding himself. He is learning he can do things on his and doesn't understand that not all behaviors are acceptable at all times. Pick your battles; you won't win them all, so the less you have to double down on super important safety things, the happier you'll all be. Haha, choose your battles; some aren't worth fighting at this age, but you still want to be sure you are setting ground rules now.

[@bethsloan1502]

Hello Fam......wadup? Glad your back 🏡. I'm still waiting on Sarah to give me the word on when I start as Jack's Nanny! Can't wait to move in!! 💖😊 Xoxo

[@michellesutton202]

Yes, when I flew with my toddler he was miserable aside from the 40min nap. Then instead of a 2 hour flight we got stuck circling for another 4 hours. Feel y'all's pain, at least there were the 2 of you, I ended up just the two,my son and I. 💖💖

[@heradventurelife]

That is the exact same thing that happened with us! When our son was 1.5 years old, we went on vacation to Hawaii and he had the worst flight ever! (Mind you it was his first) but the whole flight he cried and was fussy. We were so happy when we landed! Luckily the flight home he basically slept the whole time🙌🏼

[@karennewman4429]

You are the cutest couple, family I've ever seen. Love your videos, also the "other" Beeson family!! Soooo, so adorable!! 💕💕💕💕

[@anjiemarie1]

The terrible 2s are called what they are for a reason. He is learning and testing you. He will push to see where y'all will draw the line and discipline him, and no, I'm not talking about hitting. I'm talking about saying no and time outs. This is a difficult age and some kids go from terrible 2s to terrible 3s. You don't want to give in to tantrums because they might be cute at 2 but they're not cute at 8,12,14,16 and so on. The problem with time outs at this age is you're going to have to sit there with him, and it's a minute for every year of age so Jack gets 2 minute time outs. Time out doesn't end if he's still having a tantrum and there will be times you're sitting there crying with him. It's not easy to discipline your baby but it definitely helps them grow into a respectful, responsible adult. I'm not telling you what to do, this is just advice from someone that raised 2 great kids that are now great adults older than you two and neither one lives with me because they're doing great!

[@elizabetheddy1073]

I just absolutely love you guys! 😀❤️❤️❤️ I would be totally pumped if I was going from Utah to Hawaii! I live in Massachusetts where the weather is cold and yucky! So I totally get it! Except I don’t have Hawaii! Lol Jack is totally fine! He’s just getting a little bit older, learning that he has a mind of his own, probably exhausted from all the traveling!! My boys would’ve been grumpy and fighting on the plane! Luckily they had each other and they were very competitive. So it never seemed like they were afraid of too many things. But I personally think that you’re either gonna get the terrible twos or horrific threes! I kind of got a little bit of both! Lol 😂 you guys are the best parents and we’ll figure all these things out, especially after you have the second baby that I’m dying for you to have!! Glad you’re home and have more surprises for us! Love all of you to the stars and moon! Please give Jack a big hug and kiss for me!😊😊❤️🌊🌴🌅🌺☀️🚲⭐️🌙 PS it sounds like you guys could use a date night soon! It almost feels like you could also use an alcoholic beverage at this date! Lol😂🍛🥘🥗🍹🍺

[@amber7368]

A had a flight like that after Christmas with my two year old. That was only 2 hours though, I can't imagine having to survive 6! You guys are rockstars!

[@charlenedurgin223]

Glad you made it back safely to Hawaii 🌴. I know sometimes on planes little ones can have it where their ears hurt a lot so I know with mine I would try to give them something to drink right at takeoff and right when we’re landing so it helps break up the air pressure in their ears. I know it’s stressful but we were all little once and so it’s just one of those things we go through. Always enjoy your videos and looking at sweet little Jack! God bless!

[@georgetteedwards9017]

Totally in this stage with my toddler, when he’s outside he is an angel, when he’s confined inside he turns wild!!!

[@eb4600]

CONGRATULATIONS on your KZbin award! So happy for you, Sarah, and Jack being able to be back in Hawaii. Jack-Jack is experiencing a lot of change. If you wouldn’t mind some observations from an old woman, you and Sarah must be in charge of what’s going on in your home. Not the “toddler”. (Hopefully, they’ll be another baby and he’ll feel very left out since the family dynamics will be changing) Family life isn’t about making your child happy. You’re such a wonderful loving family. Jack-Jack is going to be freaking out in the next month. I’m sure he’s missing his grandparents. So many changes. (Perhaps he could hang out with Ozzy and other friends he’s comfortable with as much as possible while you’re packing and moving.) Lastly🤦🏼‍♀️. DERIK WEAR A HELMET. Please, devastating accidents happen everyday. Even close to home. Plus, you’re an example! To Ozzy, Family, friends. KZbinrs. (Is that a word?) thanks for the indulgence. 👌🏻😏🙄😄🤦🏼‍♀️🤗👵🏻🙏🏻

[@lisablake4237]

Jacks is a normal toddler. Even though he will test you, just remain patient,, and buy ear plugs and drink.

[@carolesullivan8014]

I just love your beautiful family,brilliant parents and Jack is atypical two year oldxx

[@ThePlummerFamily]

Glad you guys are back where you're happy!!

[@mrsd2025]

Tooooootally normal! Especially such a big adjustment like this. Plus he is getting older and will become more independent as time goes on. You guys are doing amazingly though, you are incredible parents and Jacks life is full of love, smiles happiness and fun and that's all any child wants! Glad you're back home in sunny Hawaii 🍍🍹🏝 🌺

[@JuliaCheiricatti]

I love that I actually feel part of the fam🥲❤️

[@kayetaylor5551]

I think that these people have been shunned by their own 😭😭😭😭😭they spoke about church when they were teenage years🤔not a word since.... really really sad

[@cherylmclaverty2182]

I don’t want to compare to families but u 3 r the most honest in your lives ty for sharing.

[@jaynesheppard9251]

Jack will ok, he just needs to get back into his routine now that he is back home.

[@Olivia-jy9jf]

You all are the sweetest family. Love 💗 thx for sharing your lives with us.

[@majdafayj5497]

OMG! Jack is soo cute in every way possible God please bless this little boy 🙏🙏

[@alisharhc]

I'm sure he will be ok. Big changes to adjust to. Once yall move and get back into the groove of Hawaii life he will be your happy boy again.

[@paulinemckinnon3462]

Between 2 and 4 can be a struggle! Hang in there, he will be 18 soon enough 😂. Also, can he not be in a forward facing car seat now? Not sure on your car sear regs there, but UK, they can be forward facing from 6 months. It might make his time in the car more enjoyable 🤷‍♀️.

[@hummerklein4902]

Yea he doesn’t understand not seeing you in the car and it would make me dizzy going backwards. But love sharing with you

[@paulinemckinnon3462]

@chacha how is this an appropriate comment on this thread?

[@KB-nr3ls]

In the U.S., the CDC basically states that children cannot be forward facing until they are at the very least 20 pounds, but leave the specifics to the car seat manufacturer--who in general times it around the age of 2 to 4, depending upon weight: Use a rear-facing car seat from birth until age 2-4. Infants and toddlers should be buckled in a rear-facing car seat with a harness, in the back seat, until they reach the maximum weight or height limit of their car seat. This offers the best possible protection. Check the car seat manual and labels on the car seat for weight and height limits.

[@paulinemckinnon3462]

@@KB-nr3ls it’s a very different standard here then. Thx for the info. It seems to vary around the world I think. But, he looks a good size now, so shouldn’t be far off being front facing.

[@andreahancock1071]

Jack is so lucky to have a mom and daddy like your selves. you are a pleasure to watch. Jack is having a few tantrums which is quiet normal. all children are hard work. but we love them. I've had 4 children. enjoy every moment. they grow up so quickly. 😚🤗

[@BostonAmy]

Oh, I feel bad for you guys. I can only imagine the stink eye that jerks can throw your way (The ones who never had children or ones that were magically born an adult.)😉 Jack's a little love bug and you guys are great parents.🥰❤️❤️

[@evelynschmidt7194]

Yes exactly… I am amazed at so many people who were born grown up 🤣 they were and are perfect…they never ever cried or had a tantrum! It was a long day for Jack and let’s face it …who wants to be tied down for six hours…I would scream and shout and I am definitely not a baby anymore 🤣🙈

[@MaMa-uj4pp]

So glad that you are back home!!! Hawei must bei the best place to live on earth ever...!!! Because of Jack: i think was just all a little bit much for him... Give him some rest time without surprises, just easy normal things and in one, two days everything will be fine again... Children (especially small children) feel alot of different to adultes - something "little" can scare them and bring them out of their comforting routine... 🌅🌴🏄🏖️🌈🚴🧸💖

[@kloverwise7317]

I would give my kid Tylenol pm or some other kind of night time medicine to make them sleep like freaking the whole flight. Some may say that’s bad but the doc was cool with it don’t hate cuz the people on that flight loved me for it since my kid slept:)

[@annette6151]

Lol I totally agree! One flight with children’s Benadryl does not bad parents make!

[@SharpPear]

Benedryl would be safe.....

[@stephanieray6924]

@@SharpPear I personally would do Children's Dramamine, but just a quick F.Y.I...the EXACT same ingredient that makes a person sleepy in Tylenol PM is the EXACT same ingredient in Benadryl, they are IDENTICAL & I was shocked, but I discovered that about 2 years ago!!!

[@stephanieray6924]

@@annette6151 I personally would do Children's Dramamine, but just a quick F.Y.I...the EXACT same ingredient that makes a person sleepy in Tylenol PM is the EXACT same ingredient in Benadryl, they are IDENTICAL & I was shocked, but I discovered that about 2 years ago!!!

[@s.k.midrano9784]

Instead of chemicals, there is a disovling melatonin, 3mg....and flavored....melatonin is natural it is what our bodies make to sleep....

[@celiacooper4760]

Poor little Jack! So much change in such a short time...talk about sensory overload! He'll soon settle down but let him go at his own pace, too much change is overwhelming for little people 💙

[@dialben]

I have raised six children and this is so normal. One of my boys was so similar to Jack. My son Ty was the sweetest little guy until about 18 months when he was suddenly so difficult. It lasted until he was about 4. Four is the magical age of sanity again for most babies. Insane behavior is just part of the fun of parenting. Fasten your seat belt and enjoy the ride. It's just starting to get wild and crazy.

[@OMaria-qc1kz]

Lol my firstborn was a colicky baby. To say he screamed at a level 10/10 for almost three years straight would be an understatement. I recall one day where he screamed for 8 hours with no explanation, drs insisted there was nothing wrong, he was straight up colicky. He is now 20 years old and he is calm, quiet and has a beautiful personality. This stage will pass and an awesome teen/adult will emerge. I promise! ❤️

[@viliekant]

Greetings from Greece 🇬🇷🇬🇷❤️❤️

[@katefeelsshs]

Yeees 🙌