LOUD Fireworks with Our Young Daughters

[@mississippiwoman5363]

I LOVED The Pledge of Allegiance part! I still cry when I say it or hear it (I'm old, 52, by the way lol). It means something to me! It's not taught or respected these days and it just breaks my heart! I'm so thrilled that the girls know it! Thank you for teaching your girls!

[@patfudala4745]

Happy to see you teach your children how to do chores. The girls are so well behaved. You & John are amazing parents. Keep up the good work. God Bless You all.

[@kathylezcano8793]

That's great that you're teaching the girls to do chores at that age is good to know how to do everything and they'll reach that point soon and then when they get a little bit older they can help you and you'll be able to do a hopefully rest a little you have the most beautiful daughters so well behaved John and Alyssa I love watching your videos they're awesome God bless and many blessings to your family

[@sallysmith155]

It was lovely seeing your girls doing their washing.i have got boys and their help me and now they have grown up and move out there can do everything in their home.🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@ashleighburroughs3581]

I think that it's a great idea to start having your kids do chores and this age. The fireworks looked like a lot of fun. Your kids are so adorable!!!

[@marilynfdavis891]

It’s never too early to start teaching children to be responsible. They will grow up being grateful for what they have. You are great parents! 💜

[@karenphelps5865]

I absolutely believe that my grandson's 10 years old and at the end of the year his teacher told me that she hopes her grandchild grows up like him polite responsible and loving these children are beautiful responsive and loving the parents are doing a fantastic job God bless

[@JesusX69]

She is a lazy as$! Those kids should be allowed to be kids not doing laundry at 5 omg you’re insane

[@nancyfarkas3592]

@@Autumncolors247 why? They can operate a computer and other things. I am sure they will not leave them alone. Stop with the they can’t be kids if they do chores! Bull.

[@versetripn6631]

It's never too early to exploit children either, right Dr Spock??

[@Sh4d0w5tr1k3]

You are teaching your children life skills that will be with them forever!

[@Emme2975]

Never too early to teach them to be helpful around the house and to take pride in keeping things clean in their own home. We loved when my mom taught us how to hang our clothes properly. It was a source of pride for us. Making our beds each morning and having her proud of us for our accompliishments meant the world to us. But even more than that, because she wasn't busy doing all off the housework, she was able to spend more time with us! My mom played video games like no one's business!!! Great job mom!

[@anniefenter8697]

Awesome Job Girls!!

[@vjohnson2400]

Good job girls, you are awesome.

[@jiara01]

That is so cool. Your girls are going to be amazing adults. Your family is beautiful. God bless you all 🙂

[@debj4life478]

Thanks so much for sharing. You both are amazing parents.

[@nancyangel450]

My goodness these little girls are just darling!!!

[@nicolegordon129]

It’s good when kids learn to do things themselves. That way when they get bigger and need to do things for themselves, they’ll know how. I went to college with people that had never done their own laundry. I went to overnight camp with girls who had no idea how to make their beds. These are great life skills. Yes…even taking out the trash. You’ll be so happy that you taught them these things when you did. It’ll free you and your hubby up so much when you and the girls get older. Lol.

[@Lisa_29]

My daughter is almost 20. I always had her help me around the house. Now it’s just second nature for her to pick up around the house. I don’t need to ask. Her room is always clean, bed is always made. I also would have her run to the supermarket for me to grab 2 or 3 things when she first got her driver’s license. Now she can do a complete food shopping order. I also had her in the kitchen with me when I was cooking. Now she can make a meal. Because of those small little things she can run a home. Y’all are doing a great thing by teaching them household chores.

[@donush9139]

it's Nice To Teach The Girls at A Young Age to Do Laundry, Dishes, Dust around their room and House, Make Their Beds and Keep their Room clean. When My Mom Took Sick and I was 7 yrs old I had to Do Laundry, Dishes, Clean, and help Cook and make sure my bed was made and room was clean.

[@annfrank3419]

I think that it is awesome that you have your older two doing little chores.😊 I really enjoy your videos.

[@jenisecoronado5555]

i love how you taught your kids the Pledge of Allegiance!

[@HeatherKFezuk]

I loved how Maci kept her ear muffs on. Smart idea. My granddaughter hates all loud noises. Will keep them in mind. By the way. After 3 long 12 hour work days I watch you on Sunday nights and as soon as I hear that great music come on I perk right up!

[@miriamporterfield852]

So glad you are teaching the girls how to take responsibility and do household chores. I taught all 3 of my boys, now as adults they can run a household.

[@dianecervantes2662]

Happy Fourth of July that was a very cute video y'all have a blessed day 🙏🙏❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@robertprice7877]

Love the way you get kids excited to do chores.

[@debbyrene]

Kids love to help around the house. Good job mom and dad!

[@andreajuneau1137]

Summer fun Memories!

[@laura-hh2ym]

My kids astarted chores at 4. this is awesome Alyssa. you cant even believe how many kids go away to college and don't even know how to use the washers or clean a bathroom.

[@Rishabh-Dev]

All girl kids? Best of luck guys, bless you all.

[@marfaninwv]

MAD PROPS!!!!! 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 I know far too many grown adults that dont know most of that! Good job mama!

[@omirasantillanes5150]

Happy Fourth of July.🎊🎉❤️💙🤍

[@carolwhisenhunt7504]

It takes everyone working together to make a family work. I loved Maci wearing her ear muffs like a big girl. Such a sweet family. Love the Bates and Webster families.

[@kristincassano6339]

Parenting at it's best. Alyssa and John you are amazing people and parents. #goals

[@joannebelliveau2878]

Great job girls AWESOME video

[@ashleyjo53]

What ear protection do y’all use?

[@robinhood4670]

You are absolutely right teach your children household chores when they are young. When children are young they want to help they are happy to help. And they love learning something that Mommy can do. My mother never taught me how to keep house. All she cared about was school and grades. I guess she thought somehow I would just know it. But I didn't . when I moved into my own place I didn't know where to start. I wanted to help when I was a child, but my mother said she could do it faster with less mess. Well she ended up with a grown up daughter who didn't keep house. Fortunately I did go to college and was able to earn enough to hire part-time help to clean my house. My mom would criticize me for paying a housekeeper. But I told her the reason I work so hard in college was so I could get a job where I could afford some help. But I think it would have b e e n so much better to have taught me some household chores when I was young and asking her to let me help. Now I dread every household chore.

[@birdenthusiast2095]

It’s wonderful when you’re kids start doing their own laundry.

[@lornab2555]

Hello Webster Family luv you all!💕

[@janicedanner2659]

Awesome you got to see fireworks w/the family,and spend time together 🇺🇸🇺🇸🎉🎉🎉

[@rosieclifford3856]

love the video!!

[@brendafoster6987]

Those adorable little ones ❤️ So precious

[@annettemiller1273]

I loved hearing them say, The Pledge of Allegiance. Your girls are precious. Happy Fourth of July to you and your family.🇺🇸

[@HeatherKFezuk]

i did, too but I would love to hear Happy Independence Day.

[@Jen.E]

My niece and nephews have been filling and emptying the dishwasher every night since they were 5. They take out the the trash each night. The 10 year old twins mow the lawn and pull weeds. The teenager weed wacks the edges of the lawn. They make their beds and clean their bathroom. They set the table. I don't think your girls are too young for chores. (Except Macy ❤️😁)

[@barbstevens6020]

Great idea to teach them chores early. We used to bring games while we waited for the fireworks. Our kids would also wear their pajamas so they were ready for bed when we got home late from fireworks.

[@sunnyd6931]

I think it's great you are teaching them Young how to be self sufficient. The fireworks looked awesome. Thank you for sharing that with us. Yes! The Pledge of Allegiance. God Bless America and God bless your family.

[@candy.yankovska]

Love y’all in 🇨🇦🎀♥️🙏🏻

[@kathy3178]

It is great to see you teach your children with enthusiasm and that even what we consider mundane can be joyful. That sets them on the right road to be responsible and hardworking adults. Great job as parents!

[@christiewoolyhand8104]

Love how you ease your kids into learning new chores & responsibilities. Very encouraging to me to start doing with my kiddos as they get bigger. I was wondering where you found their sound protected headsets?

[@HeatherKFezuk]

I messaged Alyssa thru her IG. It is a scam.

[@christiewoolyhand8104]

@@HeatherKFezuk thanks! I appreciate that! Glade she knows as well. I know I would.

[@nancybaldwin4893]

I have Taught my nine-year-old granddaughter she washes her own clothes make sure her own bed is made keep her room clean. She washed the dishes and helps me clean house and she gets allowance every week for helping out it’s good to teach kids young

[@vedafunk4854]

Love seeing the girls learning life skills. Zoey, could fold sock or washcloths. That is what my mom started with as a young kid.

[@dicadiul1871]

Hola saludos desde Colombia 🇨🇴

[@ds8958]

I always do one load of laundry per day. Start to finish. John could collect what needs to be washed that day and put it in the washer when he leaves for work. You put them in the dryer and as soon as the dryer buzzes fold them. You and John put them away before bed.

[@nancyfarkas3592]

One load for six people? Most washes won’t hold that much. Why shouldn’t the girls learn responsibility?

[@eaglea657]

Lexi looked like her Daddy in her eyes when she put her chin in her palms of her hands on kitchen counter when mentioning so much laundry soooo cute😃

[@lauraburgoon8080]

I follow quite a few of your siblings. How many hours is it for you to drive back to Tenn. to visit?

[@cheyennehalliger5438]

I don’t know where in Florida they live, but I look it up and it says 10 Hours and 47 minutes. But granted that an average.

[@heidimiller8077]

My only tip as a mom of 5 adult kids is to take care of each load of laundry as they get done. It will alleviate the huge piles stacking up.

[@kassysorenson6636]

This! I’m also a mom of five. And one thing that has really helped me. Is doing a load a day. Monday is my catch up day from the weekend. But that’s only about 3 loads. I try to make folding fun. It’s my time in the day( usually during naptime) I sit on the floor and watch a show or KZbin video. Laundry gets wash, dryed, folded and put away everyday. It’s become a routine. And doing it everyday there’s usually not much to put away.

[@tarras3292]

Happy Belated 4th of July

[@robertaskversky1482]

Always beautiful

[@bonnieosborn1909]

It's awesome they know. Really neat incase of emergency also

[@MaryBrown-jp1mv]

Happy 4th of July! 🇺🇸❤️🤍💙

[@tammynielsen4212]

my kids all had a chore chart and on a Saturday they got their pocket money. they got a dollar for each year of their age. they had a money box and a bank account they had to bank half and could either put the rest in money box or spend it. was so good they learnt the value of money and how to save too.

[@GenerationX3333]

Awesome

[@theresadavis4885]

It’s very important to teach children early about basic chores!!!! Looks like you are doing an amazing job!!!

[@fifid4285]

For Allie and lexi get a chore chart maybe 3 chores each

[@natashaw401]

Been a week since video glad posted

[@nicoles9223]

I have tried SO many things for laundry, we have 7 now and I still haven’t figured out something that works well. Anyway I tried the method you are doing now abd it worked ok for awhile but I did find that if they get wet, muddy, clothes stained it’s good to mention that to them so that they don’t try to just keep that in their laundry for an extended period of time

[@teresazufelt6510]

Letting your daughter's help out they feel important and it's a esteem booster your both great parent's👍😍🌸

[@caseywhite6183]

do you have any pets

[@vickicarter2083]

"Lighten the load from me." No pun intended. 😊

[@natashaw401]

Like that sitting on signs

[@rhondarichmond9259]

Chore charts are great do it weekly and have a treasure box at the end of week they can trade stars in for a treasure ( toys pencils snakes etc or the can save there stars for a bigger prize such as going out to eat go to store pick out something etc

[@bethpittsiirjdjdb1028]

I think learning to do laundry is to much. Help folding is ok . Picking up toys is good. I would be afraid they would get hurt at the washer.

[@cheyennehalliger5438]

How is laundry doing to much?

[@peytontx1734]

Great my son started washinf his clothes at 6-7 and it was great.

[@karolmiller6984]

I was Lexis age when I learned to make a bed. I learned to dust. Do the girls help set/clear the table? If you have a set time for bath time get pj/brush/toothbrush At the very end collection of dirty towelsz/washcloths. Have a good day

[@tlh7717]

You guys are so sweet with your girls. Teaching them life skills at an early age. When the girls were saying the pledge of allegiance it made me feel proud. My 19 y/o son is active duty in the Army. He's been away from home 1 year now, he left right after his high school graduation and open house. I miss him every single day. We just went and visited him on base for 4 days. Love your kids being young and at home, they will be gone before you know it. Proud Army mom here!!!

[@tlh7717]

I forgot to add, my Army son living in the barracks personally thanked me for teaching him how to properly scrub a toilet and bathroom, laundry and etc. He has to do those things living on the military and he appreciated me showing him the proper way. I miss him so much.

[@lisamartin1758]

Do yall come from big families‽

[@cheyennehalliger5438]

Yes Alyssa does. Not sure about John. Have you heard of Bringing Up Bates? 😀

[@priscillaatencio6410]

I have seen this cardboard that teaches kid how to fold clothes

[@natashaw401]

Lolll cant hear stomach

[@caseywhite6183]

you should get a wonderfold wagon it would be puerfect your family

[@autumnsavannah9157]

Yes they need to learn to do chores for sure. We did have ours do them at age appropriate. We as they got older did the odd even concept. One was born on the 11 odd the other born on the 24 so when the week started out add they did those chores next week even they switched. That way they learned to do more.

[@lesliehumphrey3641]

Just wondering if Zoe is ok? She seems tired all the time. She always has a look on her face like she doesnt feel good.

[@delilahforever1]

She looks sad

[@JesusX69]

She sad because her mother is lazy as crap and Feeds her processed unhealthy food and makes her do the housework.

[@franbertucci3570]

Thats great to teach the Kids early to help out. They will grow up with learning to have goals in their lifes., and better to adapt to things .

[@pernambuko27]

I always wonder with families who do their laudry per child. Isn't it extremly expensive to do an extra load for each child? If Allie and Lexie would combine their clothes it would be cheaper. We seperate white and high temperature (towels etc.) and colored/dark cloth. If we would do it per person the cost of water and electricity would be insane.

[@luannjohnson8857]

They have an HE washer that automatically adjusts the water level for the size of the load

[@gracejuarez4818]

You’re having a boy

[@tammyadkins3537]

What i did was had what we called the candy store it was just a big bowl of different candy they would earn tickets for chores at the end of the week they could spend there they loved it tickets at the store we made the tickets out of paper

[@judylake8464]

I think that it is wonderful that you are teaching the girls the Pledge of Allegiance! So many children don't know it, or our national anthem. It's so sad that parents are not teaching their children facts about our country.

[@gracejuarez4818]

I think it’s a boy

[@debwhite5281]

The clothes weren't separated. If there was stains they weren't treated.

[@cheyennehalliger5438]

They are kids, not everyone separate clothes. No clothes with stains can still be washed with other clothes. And you can still treat the shirt before tossing it in the washer

[@indramchugh1550]

When I was growing up the rule was if you can reach it even with a chair you were old enough to do the task great parenting guys

[@LisaR2392]

I wish my mom had have taught me how to wash my clothes at this age! I got married and had never washed my own clothes... how embarrassing??!!

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[@ladyking119]

You should buy a foldable stool and keep it in there, so you don't have to get a chair for the girls. also should teach them to look for stains on their clothes and then give it to you to have them treated

[@chessyharris6200]

Teaching the girls how to do basic household chores is awesome. As a former worker at McDonald's you do not know how many teenagers I had to show how to use a broom and mop. They had no clue.

[@lauraburgoon8080]

When is the election for John's dad? Praying for a win for him as our nation needs upstanding citizens making decisions in these times

[@janetduffy4729]

I believe it is too soon to do laundry chores for your girls. Tidy their room, make a bed is all the expectations for children 10 and under.

[@JesusX69]

But then Alyssa would have to do it! Haven’t you noticed that she doesn’t cook. And she constantly has friends and family there helping her bc she can’t handle 4 kids? Every time her family shows up she puts them to work. And that “friend” who comes over bc Alyssa can’t get her kids ready to go out by herself! She’s Michelle Duggar-pawning all the work off on other people while she’s out getting her nails done 🤦🏻‍♀️ But she’s creating little soldiers of pseudo Christian’s for the cause so it’s all good!!

[@cheyennehalliger5438]

@@JesusX69 Alyssa doesn’t make anyone cook! She cooks meals. And she doesn’t make her family clean up! You have this all wrong!

[@cheyennehalliger5438]

To be fair I wish I was taught at a younger age to make my bed and stuff. Because even as a 25 year old who is disabled still needs help making her bed!

[@nancybaldwin4893]

I have Taught my nine-year-old granddaughter she washes her own clothes make sure her own bed is made keep her room clean. She washed the dishes and helps me clean house and she gets allowance every week for helping out it’s good to teach kids young