How Bluey Shows Positive Parenting Perfectly (Seesaw Deep Dive)

[@Pugly]

Remember to use my link when purchasing Saily to support the channel and to get a discount: saily.com/pugly Buddies its been too long haha, I've been dying to talk about Seesaw and the amazing parenting bandit showcases within so I hope I did it justice after all this time. I had a ton of fun making this video so I hope you buddies enjoy it as much as I did creating it. also at 11:23 there is a part where i talk about the music in this episode and i remember being giddy talking about that part since I haven't had a chance to focus on the music in an episode in so long haha Become a Member: - PC: kzbin.info/door/DZNUb6vcwQT2G4qXz_VzUwjoin - Mobile: www.patreon.com/TheUglyPugly?fan_landing=true Twitch Channel: www.twitch.tv/puglystreams My Bluey Twitter: twitter.com/HeelersFridge

[@TheBoondocksIMP]

So cute 🥰

[@ErdriedDeirdre]

Man I love your videos! Please keep up the good work! 😊❤

[@Derpinator01]

Fun fact, Bandit reaching out like he's trying to stop Pom Pom is actually him making sure she doesn't get hurt by tumbling off the see-saw. Through most of his time on the see-saw Bandit has his back fully to the other kids, even when Pom Pom gets on, but as soon as she starts falling down the slide he immediately moves to catch her if she falls and keeps his eyes on her until the shifting balance starts lifting him up.

[@TrueEnergizerBunnies]

I always see it as him pretending to try and grab her so it doesn't look like he's letting her win and/or to encourage her to keep trying to climb up even after she slips

[@hweidigiv]

Also, because his weight is shifting to the centre of the seesaw, which acts as a lever. It means that even if Pompom wasn't "heavy enough", he's making himself easier to lift for the kids.

[@catbatrat1760]

I noticed that, too! :D

[@ThisPancakeIsBurnt]

It's not that he loses focus when the balance begins to shift, but when you look, he lowers his arm once Pom Pom is in range of Bluey's grasp (if she outstretched her arms) meaning he doesn't have to worry about catching her, because Bluey is capable of it both due to Pom Pom's light weight and closeness to her

[@Randompersonxcd]

@@ThisPancakeIsBurnt as we know from poor snickers, she is capable of carrying of friends (poor snickers…. I still heavily laugh at that scene though😂)❤

[@TheRuneTail]

Love that her low but strong "Pomeranians are a small but hardy breed" became a way to empower people

[@lilylunamoonyt]

oh thank god someone translated the baby voice, i couldn't make out what she said because of the baby-like voice

[@TreeckoJedi9]

Sometimes when doing a physical task, that is one of my motivation phrases.

[@night4138]

Small is just a size It's what you do with that size that matters Small doesn't mean weak or anything, just smaller than others. You can do a lot while small like fitting into small places to find things or for rescue

[@TheRuneTail]

@@night4138 the old saying it's not the size of the dog in the fight but the size of the fight in the dog

[@night4138]

@@TheRuneTail Yes.

[@Ardomew]

I love Bandit playing the role of antagonist in order to encourage Bluey and Bingo to include PomPom in their attempt to remove him from the seesaw.

[@jonmcknight18]

I also love how Chilli realised what he was doing without him saying or even hinting to it.

[@aazhie]

He's a great antagonist, and a wonderful example of an antagonistic character who is NOT a villain

[@DeidaraOfTheAkatsuki]

They did my boy Snickers dirty for the way he was STOLEN off that pelican

[@Bird-wz7nx]

Snickers has his own breed challenges to deal with lol. Those itty bitty legs

[@velocityraptor2890]

he got yoinked

[@MarillTachiquin.]

Carried like luggage

[@velocityraptor2890]

@@MarillTachiquin. more like a battering ram

[@fortressnearabridge]

It cracks me up that Bluey is constantly just like…yoinking Snickers and carrying him under her arm 😂

[@jordanowen42]

Every time Pom Pom talks my cat comes over like there’s another cat meowing.

[@Pugly]

That’s so cute! I love that so much

[@manuproulx2764]

@jordanowen42 Aww 💕. That's so adorable!

[@Isntmycatcute]

My cat does that too, she sits next to me and STAIRS 😂😂

[@zachanikwano]

I love how Bandit is a positive influence on kids that aren't even his

[@tomboyangel78]

I had a Pomeranian growing up; despite how small he was (and even had slight epilepsy), he acted like a loyal guard dog. Pom Pom's quote "Pomeranians are a small but hardy breed!" sums up his personality in life. And that's why this is my favorite Bluey episode.

[@ch0colatec0ff33]

This episode was really special to me. I was a TINY little kid, always the smallest in my class by a long shot. I struggled to play on most playground equipment because of this. It was so wonderful seeing Pompoms friends including her. It felt so special to be seen, even if that time of being so tiny is long gone.

[@christinacoad1237]

Me too. I was very little. At 40 I am only 4ft 9 so imagine how small I was then

[@urgae9125]

Same here, I’m lucky I reached 5’2-3”, especially when I’m from a family of tall people.

[@theemoturtle7002]

id call this style of parenting "Natural Parenting" because the kids are forced to learn these life lessons on their own or NATURALLY. us adults tend to talk down to kids, as if their dumb or something when in reality they aren't. they are inexperienced. they are doing everything for the 1st time. its like when Chilli and Bandit were taking care of bluey in Baby Race. no one talked down to them when they were asking how to get Bluey walking. the doctor, Grandma Healer, and Cocoas mom all talked to them normally. why should we do that with kids? their not babies, their able to string things together, and figure out more complex problems. we see it in this episode. in stead of forcing Bandit off, they get other kids to get him off by himself. that's a more complex solution, to a more complex problem, and they came to that solution on their own.

[@Vhagaryen]

I love this show's parenting hints and how it teaches adults to make the littles in their life feel empowered. So when Pom Pom sits with her mom since she thinks she's too small to play, Bandit notices. He knows right away that the thing to do is to give Pom Pom the confidence to get involved in playing with the other kids, and improvises a game where her contribution makes all the difference. Chili, having had to help Pom Pom to the ground earlier, realizes what Bandit is doing and plays an assist. It's like learning to ride a bike - if you fall, you don't put your bike away and quit, you get back on and practice till you learn your balance. This Bluey episode is a great lesson for any child with a disability or just anxiety about whether they can keep up with their peers. Pomeranians - and all kids - are a small but hardy breed!

[@loveyourself-Hannah]

kids can be scary when in large groups too! imagine just relaxing or something when suddenly you see just a army of children all 3-12 years old charging towards you in the distance

[@SnooperStar18262]

Seesaw is the episode that single-handedly got me to fall in love with Bandit as a great dad of all of cartoon fiction. Also, Pom Pom's problem hit too close to home for me.

[@christinacoad1237]

I actually cried watching this because I grew up as a human PomPom, I am only 4ft 9 at 40, so imagine how little I was at that age I got called "too little" for so, so many things. In fact I never took drivers training in school because I knew how tesased I'd be for having to sit on something. A couple years later my mom almost died in a car accident so anxiety now stops me

[@SaintStryfeArgentEngraving]

hey there - I don't share your size issue, but I did have pretty crippling anxiety about driving for a long time. It scared me for a long time to control a vehicle and I didn't get a licence until I was in my 40's, but I got it recently, as I started a business and really needed the car for that. I realize it is scary but a few things helped me - one, I took it very slow. As I got into a car I just started in empty parking lots and just avoided other cars and just tried doing the things I saw other people do. Second, I realize that modern cars are incredibly safe compare to older ones - they will protect you if the worst happens. Three, I got some lessons about how other drivers don't want bad things to happen. They can be bad, but they ultimately just want to get going where they're headed too and driving is more then just an act you do - it's you working with lots of others.

[@Specters0rd]

@@SaintStryfeArgentEngravingOkay… Not so bad. Still very terrifying, but… Slow and steady.

[@AguynamedDave]

6:01 the way bluey that bluey carried snickers had me ROLLING on the floor. (Also aint no way i could carry someone the same age as me like that. like how strong are these kids?)

[@cantharelluscibarius2244]

Thz fact that bandit constantly gets slapsticked every episode is both funny and very realistic lol. Trust me, being a young dad is pain lol

[@Ichiyama22]

Bandit is the villain we need, and the male role model the pups deserve.

[@loveyourself-Hannah]

11:08 fun fact! Pom poms actually closer to the real size of a spider, so she would make a BETTER spider!

[@john--cena]

i see my younger self in pompom a little too much lol, i remember one day we went to a big amusement park, i couldnt get onto ANY of the rides, even on my tip toes lol. i watched my friends go on all the fun rides laughing and screaming whilst i had to sit back, like pompom in her mothers lap. i love bandit sm hes like the father i wish i had ❤❤ ty for making these videos nd i hope u hv a great dayy!!

[@RadioactiveBluePlatypus]

"I don't know how common this is in americal" The show: * Is set in australia *

[@Pugly]

Haha yeah a bit ironic from me most definitely lol (Also note I put a Australian national colored bandit on screen during this part so I’m aware its a Australian thing and or a, as I put it in the video, “a different cultural thing”)

[@shadamyandsonamylover]

@@Puglyas an American who did play on seesaws, I can say I’ve never heard that nursery rhyme. And my childhood was a lot of nursery rhymes! It must be Australian lol

[@VoidWalkerOblivion]

The tune is familiar actually. Like, I don't think I think I knew this particular rhyme (maybe just the see-saw part), but the da-dah-dadada-DAH is definitely a tune that I associated with the seesaw as a little aussie tyke decades ago.

[@sagielsecretsite]

@@shadamyandsonamylover It's something thats also sung in the UK, as it's a ryhme I sung growing up. It still gets stuck in my head sometimes lol

[@yoshifan3077]

You know I did notice back in that episode of seesaw Bandit did saw pom pom really upset and basically helping the little one to boost his confidence which that is pretty sweet of Bandit to do

[@cyberdarkturtle6971]

I did the Math for what Daedric Prince various characters would follow 1) The Terriers would worship Hircine, since they love to shoot arrows 2) Bandit would worship Hermaous Mora. Bandit is an Archeologist, and seeks that forbidden knowledge 3) Lucky's Dad would worship Peryite. He's a hardworking everyman who wants to stop us from raising a nation of squids. 4) Pom Pom would worship Molag Bal, because the second cutest character is always secretly the most evil 5) Since Lulu treats him as an Outcast, Jack is under Malacath's protection 6) Coco would worship Namira. Like Weedle the King of Beggers, she is the youngest and weakest of many siblings 7) Bingo would pick Mephala, since she loves Insects and Meohala is a giant Spider Lady 8) Muffin would follow Sanguine, because SHE WANTS TO DO WHAT SHE WANTS! And 9) Socks would pick Sheogorath. He's the youngest Daedric Prince, and impossible to reason with

[@Pugly]

Omfg I love this buddy

[@cyberdarkturtle6971]

​@@Pugly I've been working on that for months

[@lalas181]

I have no idea why you decided to figure this out, but I'm glad you did and I'm very impressed. /gen

[@Its_another_bird]

oh my dog this is the best most nerdy crossover LOL

[@Bird-wz7nx]

I could also see Socks as Clavicus Vile, honestly- other than the straightforward idea of Barbus being such a relevant figure, and Clavicus being the "Child-God of the Morningstar," Socks is honestly becoming quite the thinker and communicator. In a pretty short amount of time, she goes from being basically nonverbal but perceptive of the situation (like Veranda Santa) to a lot of full sentences. (The Sign) Give her enough time, and I could see her almost taking on some of the conniving little sibling-type character traits, like Daryl McGee or Louie Duck. (Except waaaay more grounded. No helicopters or explosive ordinances for Socks lol) But with Muffin as such a commanding presence, she's going to need some way to get what she wants, or risk just fading into the background, and I think we'd see her backing down already if that was going to happen.

[@blueyeditz0fficial]

Pom Pom is just so freaking CUTE. I just love her design as a cotton ball

[@Vee_0725]

This is why seesaw is one of my favorite episodes because I have a friend who is really small and gets made fun of a lot but he makes up for it when he’s a really good soccer player and the fact that he uses his size to an advantage and it helps me relate to it

[@CommanderBroShep]

9:48 Pom-Pom's little, "OKAY!", always cracks me up.

[@DrgnLdyLizzie2001]

The little smirk as Bandit got up. I only just noticed it as I watched this video. Reminds me of Krunk: "Oh, yeah. It's all coming together!"

[@TheforeverPigeonKing]

My favorite bluey character is snickers, don’t ask why. But after him, it’s pompom. I just love her design, personality, and of course the voice acting. Props to the voice actor, they did a really good job despite being, what 4. Jesus it’s good. Also the message hits close to home.

[@marcelinkatili7629]

Unfortunately, this is a parenting technique I probably won't be using if I become a parent. Once I weigh down a seesaw like Bandit, my child(ren) would likely start climbing on me or tickling me until I give up and get off.

[@angelinacamacho8575]

almost sounds like what dog trainers call "free shaping" in which there is a problem that needs to be solved using your natural skills or knowledge that has been acquired over time. instead of me telling my dog sit for his meals he learns it by just doing the act and getting the reward and in essence figures out a solution to the problem. pompom figured out a solution by simply watching the others climb the seesaw and saw it get heavier. she figured out how to help make that side of the seesaw heavier all on her own.

[@Eli.E.E]

I love that when PomPom gets on the seesaw we don’t see Bandit’s leg leave the ground, and when he gets lifted up, he drops the rocks, as if ensuring that even if PomPom wasn’t heavy enough he did everything to make the seesaw move up. Details like this make me love the team that makes Bluey

[@princembat]

i know it could be said for several things and its not entirely the point in this video, but i love how they use dog breeds as a metaphor for real life diversity of all kinds i mean another example i can think of is with judo and wendy in the episode where they cut their fur short, and thats not an issue that the heeler family seemingly ever has to deal with, since theyre a shorter haired breed. i cant pinpoint if theres any close real world direct metaphor there (but im sure something can be said, its just not an experience im personally familiar with), but it just shows the differing experiences they have because theyre not the exact same as eachother. and i love how they always find a solution for any issues the kids might be having because of their differences, like this episode of course.

[@hazey_dazey]

I think the metaphor with Judo and Wendy is just them being a more traditional/old-school family. Not my experience, but i've read many accounts from women who weren't allowed to cut, dye, or otherwise experiment with their hair as teens because there was this unspoken requirement that they should have long, pretty hair. I can imagine Wendy inheriting an idea like that

[@avevee9708]

The way she grabs snickers is always mad disrespectful 😆 I love this show. Thanks for the deep dive into one of my fave episodes

[@KodieTheAussieBrony94]

Bingo and Pom Pom: Two super adorable souls who need to be protected at all costs

[@sparxstreak02]

14:24 Lol this nursery rhyme was a STAPLE growing up for whenever you went on the seesaw but then again, I’m an Aussie!

[@stellamariefanboy.6768]

I’m sorry but snickers (the little sausage dog) being held like a battering ram will never not amuse me. It’s just so out of pocket and funny not to mention out right adorable! 😂😂 They do that in a previous episode too where the kids were playing shadow lands. I’m honestly dead.

[@-queen0frobots-]

6:02 dude was SNATCHED from the play set😭

[@CelticMagician]

I remember watching this episode for the first time, and when Bandit went over to the see-saw, I was just like "you are a good dog, Bandit" because I knew *EXACTLY* what he was up to.

[@nicolerobinson8732]

Seesaw Marjorie-door is a children's rhyme common in Britain so makes sense it'd be in Australia too

[@fairlyoddenginecreations]

14:46 I don't know who this guy is, but they have a cool pfp of Zuko. Speaking of, WHEN ARE WE GETTING AN AVATAR DEEP DIVE MAN? Jokes aside, I'm glad you were able to cover this episode. It is incredibly underrated and yet another showcase of good secondary characterization *ontop* of more Bandit love and chad-like energy. Can't wait for your next video!!

[@bunbunbee]

Hey Pugly! I’m a newer viewer, only found you a week or so ago. But I’ve already watched all of your Bluey videos once or twice (some of my favorites a few times, honestly) and I just wanted to say thank you for all of the effort you put into these videos. These videos bring me comfort in a way only Bluey and the acknowledgment of its efforts can bring. So far you are absolutely my favorite Blue-tuber :)

[@Pugly]

@@bunbunbee thank you buddy that means the absolute world to me right now. It’s so special that you’ve watched all my videos and some twice haha, it’s an honor to me buddy, you have no idea, especially since they bring you comfort 🫂💙🥰

[@Cosmic-Crow]

I love seeing Bandit's foot pushing up off the ground when Pompom goes to the side!

[@therealopaartist]

I kinda related to Pom Pom I wasn’t exactly the fastest kid on the playground, and therefore I was left out of most games because no one wanted me on their team because I was too slow. I have a genetic disability with my legs. Chronic pain, hard to bend my knees and run and walk fast, but still functional. Didn’t matter and when the adults who forced them to let me play, it just made them resent me. Even more when we lost. So I played by myself because I got sick of being rejected and now I have social anxiety. No one ever considered finding a way for me to join, they just wanted to win. When I saw them leaving out Pom Pom it was like flashbacks to elementary school (I was around 8-9, MAYBE 10) because I heard similar comments.

[@SpiderousSHORTS]

The fact that he went from overwatch to bluey content is crazy.

[@Howesrhylan]

Seesay is such a amazing episode. The messages are great and bandit is soo good in this episode. Him helping pom pom is soo amazing. I love this episode and I wish pom pom was in more episodes. Great content pugly. ❤❤❤❤

[@kerfluffle3781]

This is a great episode, but PomPom's mom is definitely off breed standard in size based on how comparable she is to Chili😆.

[@trika91]

Would be interesting if her mother was a Samoyed and Pom Pom was either adopted or she took more after her father who’s the Pomeranian.

[@princesspikachu3915]

I think it was done like this because Pretzel is supposed to be a chihuahua but is just as big as the other kids. Ludo was being a little cheeky with Pom Pom’s design since people were nitpicking about breed sizes earlier in the fandom.

[@AllegrettoATempo]

My great grandmother was an Italian immigrant to the US and she always sang See Saw Marjorie Daw to us (although with VERY DIFFERENT words from what I found when I looked it up online). Not sure where she picked up the rhyme or if maybe she made up her own words to it. But me and my mom had never heard it anywhere else before so I was really thrilled to hear it on this episode! She would sing it while rocking a kid on her lap. Seesaws were still around at playgrounds when I was a kid but I don't remember ever singing that song while actually using one! My great-grandmother would have been born around 1920 or so

[@princesspikachu3915]

I’m actually wearing Pom Pom socks at the moment. I got them at Target for anyone who wants their own pair.

[@dukenightrider6104]

This episode is definitely on my top ten favorite bluey episodes. It’s definitely one of bandits best moments in teaching bluey and bingo the worth of everyone and Pom Pom is so adorable. It also reminds me of the empire strikes back where yoda teaches Luke the same lesson in this episode which is “size matters not.” And he demonstrates this by lifting Luke’s x wing out from the swamp with the force. And also in the clone wars episode ambush where yoda demonstrates to the 3 clones, thire, jek, and rys, many lessons when journeying to meet king katuunko of the toydarians.

[@M0nst3r_Muncher]

The way they handle parenting is how I would like to parent in the future. I try to do this as much as possible with my neices and nephews

[@AVA-StupidLN]

Your videos are so comforting, I’m always so happy when I see that you uploaded :)

[@Pugly]

@@AVA-StupidLN you’re the best buddy, reading this made me really happy

[@tylerwhorff7143]

That's hilarious that they were talking about stranger things 😂

[@reggiereggiesauce5755]

Seriously, Pomeranians are so fluffy! I pet one once, could not get to the actual dog, there was just fur, it was like petting a cloud

[@ijusthappenedtonotlikecorn8086]

I love how they design pom pom as an adorable walking cotton ball. I love that for her.

[@Elodie-xi3pp]

I’m going to call this parenting style teaching without preaching

[@bobcabbit6343]

Pom Pom is my spirit animal!! "Pomeranians are a small but hardy breed!!"

[@silversugar2140]

18:24 This piece is soooo stinking cute!! Fantastic work Charlie!

[@shimicirque]

The episode "Seesaw" is not only an episode, but it is an amusing short film. I know a few characters who have been stated as small before like Mao Mao from MMHOPH and Mickey Mouse who wants to be a musketeer from "The Three Musketeers: Mickey, Donald and Goofy". In the beginning of the episode, Pom Pom felt very discouraged as she could not play with Bluey and Bingo due to her size capacity. However, later, when Chloe, Coco and Snickers have helped Bluey and Bingo to seesaw Bandit off and still fail, it was all up to Pom Pom to help them since she was the only kid left. Reaching the seesaw, she struggled at first but with her friends' encouragement, she was able to reach the top and seesaw Bandit off. With that, no obstacle is too big and no Pomeranian is too small.

[@ChristopherHamilton-dg3ov]

This one is not really that famous but in this episode it sounds like chilli and Pom Pom’s mom are talking about stranger things I’ve noticed this because you can hear pom poms mom say something like “i hope they bring a trailer for season 4” and chilli says “ they did he’s in Russia or something”. This is clearly a reference of season 4 of stranger things where hopper get captured by communist and brought to Russia.

[@TheUmbralWolf]

I love Bluey so much, if i have children i wanna do my best to provide such a vibrant and silly childhood like this for them since my childhood was mostly family drama, violence, sexual abuse and so much financial struggle which im still dealing with to this day.

[@SystemofEleven]

I really love the end where Bluey still has to help Pompom up onto the spider web, but Judo doesn't try to "call it out" and Pompom clearly has fun just being up there.

[@kalekain3521]

I honestly think Bluey should be required viewing for parents of small children or couples wanting to become parents.

[@agckirozx4902]

5:44 top 10 the most impactful betrayals of all times. pd: i like how chilli get's into bandit idea just to seeing his eyes.

[@aliceshannon5246]

I love pom-pom. and i loved how bandit and chilli handled the situation.

[@coleslawwatchorn]

I’m in a program which uses ‘structured discovery’, a teaching method where the student is challenged to figure out the answers to a given problem. I figured this connects to the parenting style shown here!

[@TheAllSeeingEye2468]

I call this style of parenting "blue parenting"

[@sparxstreak02]

12:56 Lol 😅 it’s actually pronounced as Or-Lee Park.

[@rosebudb1295]

As a too-small child. This episode heals me. I'm pretty tall now, but I was so small as a kid. I aged out of my carseat before I grew out of it 😅

[@Window4503]

That must have been frustrating!

[@silversugar2140]

I love this episode so much because the teaching in it is so subtle. I hope I can be so clever for my nephews.

[@i_1mpuls3]

Wow, havent seen your videos since the BL3 days, glad to see you're still going strong Pugly!

[@Pugly]

That’s such a pleasant blast from the past buddy, thank you so much. That really made me smile

[@i_1mpuls3]

@@Pugly Awhhh no worries man, see ya around :)

[@Scappo]

Bandit is the GOAT. THE GOOOOAAAATTTTTTT

[@scarlettgarcia6408]

I love snickers is so silly that he just gets grabbed so often he must be really light lol.

[@josereyesbonilla4004]

I love how Bluey just grabs Snickers😂

[@aldproductions2301]

Small extra detail: By leaning forward towards PomPom, Bandit is shifting his torque in the kids favor, but in a way that the kids are probably not going to notice.

[@hellhound47bravo3]

Interesting video. As for the see-saw song, I remember learning it in school when I was a kid, but I never made use of it since we didn't have a see-saw at my school, which made it kind of pointless actually.

[@cary_domiii]

Great videos as always! Have you done a video on Pass The Parcel? That episode is a personal favorite!

[@bobingabout]

See saw Margery door is a British thing, and I guess also an Australian thing. I seriously doubt it would be common in America, because they call it a teeter-totter.

[@Window4503]

Americans call it both a seesaw and a teeter totter. I think it just depends on the family; I’ve never noticed it being a regional thing here.

[@wiiugamer1921]

If you pause at 10:47 at the right time! 😂😂😂

[@Junebuggly]

Comment to boost the channel!

[@disodosid]

i was [still am] a smol bean, actually identifying with pomeranians as a kid, and as someone who never got a Bandit/See-saw experience i wish i had this episode when i was little; it would've made me not feel so alone. Better late than never, though!! 💖

[@simsgirlgem]

Pompom is my favorite as I have a Pom mix

[@נוהברנדל]

Encourageing kids to solve problems on their own is a parenting technuiqe that I wish I'l be able to use one day.

[@sct0911]

Great video bud. Keep rocking it

[@lancerdeltarune]

0:25 valuable lime lessons*

[@171QA]

Great video.

[@Kornn_Puff]

Well, I wanted to say "good job mom and dad" sarcastically, but I can't blame them entirely. I'm difficult, and our location doesn't really encourage the difficult, cuz' it's not convenient/easy. So, as much as I believe my parents could've done better, I more so believe our circumstances and surroundings could've supported us better and just have generally BEEN better. Such as myself, but my decisions were my own, be they bad or good. So I can't really be disappointed in past me, only in present me for continuing to mope around.

[@jamesworley9888]

These videos are growing on me.

[@cacamoto5395]

the danbull borderlands rap is peak btw

[@Smokeybluetheraccoon]

I love Pompom sooo much!

[@fishmaplesyrup]

Just came here to hear more people gush about how good this show is because it really is peak

[@Xenoraniumwolf]

*"Pomeranians are small, but hearty breeds!"*

[@Kayla-ew6od]

Once I heard something about Stranger Things, I immediately went off track

[@MichaelHesterII1356]

Another great video! 👍🏼

[@NoBloons]

Not exactly an eager egg or even intended detail But the rocks Bandit was holding are placed a far distance from where he was, and had he dropped them to catch himself, would have fallen closer I reckon. I have the theory that Pompom was actually not enough to cause the seesaw to tip but instead Bandit tossed the stones to have it seem that way. To further encourage her view on self worth. She WAS the deciding factor.

[@Pugly]

Oooh I love this idea / thought process, i lowkey want this to be confirmed haha

[@VanessaSamuels-v5x]

Pompom is absolutely adorable

[@nutellajedi3244]

W vid Always a great KZbinr. 😂

[@sweets_Cat88]

Ether snickers is very lightweight… Or Bluey it that strong she can pick him up and carry him easily

[@northstar3339]

Bluey parenting the best names

[@mysteryguitarhaziq]

whats the music used during the pom pom climbing on the seesaw

[@pepperthedemon]

pom pom makes me so happy. calling a Pomeranian pom pom is like calling a child hu hu cause they're human 💀

[@DaYemenball]

Thumbnail is questionable, but in the end, makes sense.

[@RobertoMclaren-fc6xl]

Good video