Why Parenting in INDIA is so Unique | Reaction | INDIA | Mexican Girl

[@ANONYMOUS-ki7lm]

Actually majority of INDIAN kids Never get separate room. Even if they starts earning. we get separate rooms mainly after marriage.

[@arindamdan131]

Yes bro

[@akshaywadhwa2955]

True

[@greaterbharat4175]

Nope I have my own room

[@Justahobbylife]

Yes

[@kanishkkt1101]

I have my 2 rooms 🤣

[@shashankshekhar46]

The lie here is we dont work from a real young age its actually the opposite our parents dont let us work until we finish college

[@JorgeClavero]

To work is good we learn through work too, before graduating from engineering I already had work experience, my last job I was a HVAC certified technician and was making good money, the experience adquired helped me to get a good job . In Mexico you will find a lot is students working , some companies and small businesses offer part time jobs.

[@SimplyRusty]

the work mentioned here is not financial rather work realted to home and helping mom .

[@JorgeClavero]

@@SimplyRusty" your mum " is saying the parents don't let their sons work until finish college, in México, most students want to work , also in order to get the bachelor certificate we have to complete a minimum time of Profesional Practices and Social Services , nobody can escape to that also Some high schools in addition to the academic classes give us the opportunity to get additional classes to prepare us to work if we want or need , For example I was a certified Electrical Technician before started University classes . Majority Age in Mexico is legally reached at 18 and it's nice have our own income and no ask our parents everytime we need money.

[@SimplyRusty]

@@JorgeClavero thats becoz of wages that we get even if you work full.time jobs in resturant and malls you will get get less than 300 USD for a month 300 that too in big cities it's useless to work these jobs in India , I prefer to work online . Culture and wages here are too different , I have seen far too many waiters living in states even with cars well you can't do that in India but with proper job everthing thing is really cheap even burger King here is like 10 times cheap ...so yeah

[@JorgeClavero]

@@SimplyRusty here some businesses like restaurants , etc give part time jobs to students, buy when I was student I had the same issue you are saying , I realized I could make more money in Freelance activities because those jobs don't pay much, so I used to teach and I was also freelance Electric Technician , so I was able to buy a used car . Profesional Practices are different, those needs to be approved by the University because they want to make sure the job we will perform is related with the bachelor degree we want to achieve, so I did my practices in 2 places Power Company and IT department in a bank.

[@purushothamsrinivasapuram7913]

The best thing we taught in childhood is Respect to elders, Value of money and so many....

[@ThinkingNash]

Same here!

[@purushothamsrinivasapuram7913]

@@ThinkingNash Yes , Thanks you 👌👌

[@rintuedition7467]

@@ThinkingNash Thinking I love You

[@rintuedition7467]

@@ThinkingNash Thinking i love you

[@Anirudhkr450]

If you don't go to school then, they are ready with stick😂😂😂

[@SpongeBob-he6ch]

In India parents are very serious about education...80% children are judged by their marks in school.

[@bkggera]

Not really. I was a topper all my life not just in my class but whole school and college but it was a different story in home. My teachers trusted me with even impossible tasks and I did completed them. In home my mother doesn't even trust me to tell her what time is it. It's like living double life. A celebrity in school but a no one at home. I think this was a way of my mother to keep me in balance.

[@SpongeBob-he6ch]

@@bkggera pls read carefully topper...I said 80%..😄

[@bkggera]

@@SpongeBob-he6ch I guess then I don't come under the 80% category. 😄😄

[@SpongeBob-he6ch]

No...nd you're lucky too.

[@gokulskumar7156]

@@bkggera u get judged by marks he said ,I used to top in my class too ,I don't think it's a big deal ,and u don't became a celebrity by being good in studies People just have lots of expections and always u need to live upto their expectations U always get judged by ur marks ,I used to love dancing and used to be in my school volleyball team and my teachers and parents together took me out to concentrate on my studies , No one really cared about what I really want they all wanted what's good for me Now I'm just a depressed guy

[@viveksinghrajput3170]

I can die for my mom and dad widhout thinking for A second ..they are my life my everything .

[@naveenmaran1053]

Me too bro

[@jesa_guk]

🙂 I can't I am traped I won't risk my life for anyone it's precious

[@sergiomarquina1228]

And they sacrifice themselves, but not let you die

[@sheetalsprasad6142]

I feel u bro

[@rakshapadival6844]

Indian parents wouldn't stop their kids from watching Tom and Jerry, true story.

[@navyaaa27]

Yeah

[@harithah8788]

Yeah, Tom and Jerry is one of my favorite cartoons.

[@apoorvak7941]

Soo true 😂😂😂

[@PrithviRajPatil1]

Yup 👀😂

[@partharamchiary2581]

Indian parents middle class implies chappal lathi etc. Are items that strike discipline . 😂

[@jesa_guk]

Yes👌🏻

[@suvarnamehta4968]

Ya ur right

[@bhagyagowda3501]

Damn true 💯💯💯

[@Gostlock]

uuummm.... not everything is right... but the things about respect, patience and value of money is true.

[@smartcitybhubaneswarodisha1743]

In india we use to sleep near our mother till age 16 to 17 ,this is love. And marriage partner are chosen by parents.

[@koriaromin4179]

Woi nah

[@navyaaa27]

No, love marriages also take place in India. And I am 11 and I have my own room. Maybe it’s like that in your house.

[@smartcitybhubaneswarodisha1743]

@@navyaaa27 i also have my own room but i use to sleep near my mom,😊

[@navyaaa27]

@@smartcitybhubaneswarodisha1743 ohh, i see😊

[@shivamkumar-xt5rl]

You never know when flying slipper and plate hit you when you distracted while studying.

[@ektakumari6087]

😂😂😂😂

[@madhavi1912]

😂😂

[@puvinanashokkumar1449]

😆😆😆

[@tokarshigada]

True😂

[@reshmam5988]

Coming to the point about teachers. Actually not every teachers have their favorite student but some teachers really have their favorite. But our teachers helps everyone who is seeking for help.

[@navyaaa27]

Yeah

[@TheCP-spot]

if i am 19 and say i want to be independent and i'll leave the house my parents would shout to me like hell and i would get some beatings..they wont see that i am grownup😂😂 why bcz they love and care more than other countries they are over protective

[@TheCP-spot]

yes...this may also happen it all depends on their mood

[@mansisrivastava0001]

Well I'm turning 25 and still same with me🤣

[@TheCP-spot]

@KruJin 1604 helri

[@ArunKumar-bg1sb]

Same

[@nicetomeetyurface6076]

Neevu kanadana 😘👏

[@Justahobbylife]

Excuse me! Please don't believe all of it.. Who said tom and jerry is not allowed! Manners and respectful and all are okay..

[@ThinkingNash]

Yes yes I know 😊

[@developpa1519]

It may be allowed in those houses where they have quite a bit of British/European influences like West Bengal but I was never allowed to watch any cartoon in UP. Only things I could watch was Shaktiman and the three stooges.

[@Justahobbylife]

@@developpa1519 oh really! So sad..

[@pragynapriyanaik8378]

All i got to watch in my school days was Jungle Book, every sunday. I dont remember watching any other cartoon.

[@poojan423]

Everyone loves tom and jerry in India

[@гиви-м6с]

They forgot to mention 1)If we kids do anything wrong according to our parents , The next thing we will see is a hand or an object flying towards u 2)And also the availability of different platforms is a huge prblm, we r taught to only engage ourselves in study though nowadays those new platforms r being introduced to us 3)And also they do merit discrimination in schools😢

[@bhagyagowda3501]

💯💯💯💯

[@punjabidecenthulk784]

I am indian and I according to me every country and every parents teachs same thing in world so it not just indian parents only

[@ARYAARYA-px7iw]

Maa to maa hoti hai yaar 😘😘😘😘😘🇮🇳🇮🇳🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@vasudeosarode8628]

Actually as an Indian kid even I don't have my own room

[@meyongs_edits]

@@hellotherefellowhumanbeing8304 same

[@navyaaa27]

@@hellotherefellowhumanbeing8304 sooooooo relatable 😁😁

[@vennelanagaraj7443]

Whattt 😂 now a days every kid has a mobile of their own.

[@Payalislost]

I don't

[@vennelanagaraj7443]

@@Payalislost Sad

[@saanavishelar]

@@Payalislost I too I am 14 no mobile I use my moms that is also snatched

[@Payalislost]

@@saanavishelar literally same

[@saanavishelar]

@@Payalislost you play roblox me too

[@kyakaruvlogs2784]

In the Khasi tribe of Meghalaya, the parents stay with the youngest daughter and the husband comes and stay in the wife's house as it is believed that no matter how good the daughter in law is, it's the daughter who will take care of the parents better. The youngest daughter is also the custodian of the family's property and upon the death of her parents receive the major share of the property and wealth as a token of appreciation for taking care of the parents in their old age. And why does the youngest daughter have to take care of the parents, because by the time the parents grow old, the eldest daughter would have started to grow old too. The youngest daughter would still have enough of energy to take care of the parents. The men are respected in their wife's house as the main daily bread earner and provider and protector in the wife's house and also as the uncle in his parents house who is to manage his parents property and support his sisters in deciding various clan matters. And yes dowry is non-existent in their dictionary as usually both parents work and provide for their children. A wife may be a temporary house wife only when she has recently given birth and is weaning. Life is very hard in the hills, so no other way out but for both parents to earn a living. Children also take the titles of their mothers and not their father's. It is one of the last surviving and practising matrilineal system which predates the patriarchy system.

[@maheshgarg3898]

Amazing tradition and very rationale

[@kyakaruvlogs2784]

@@maheshgarg3898 🙏

[@RiaByMe]

Awesome and makes so much sense that daughters take care of parents better... They are more empathetic I guess....

[@kyakaruvlogs2784]

@@RiaByMe Well it's a practice since time immemorial. May have taken shape based on social trial and error methods passed on through thousands of year.

[@anisharamteke3307]

Meghalaya.. im coming 🏃‍♀️🏃‍♀️🏃‍♀️

[@TheCP-spot]

actually our parents give first priority to culture.. everything we do is moulded in childhood which continuous throught our life and it passes from generation to generation

[@sheebasheeba3879]

Parents only choose the bride and groom for their child😂😂😂

[@ThinkingNash]

😜

[@meyongs_edits]

In India even we have our rooms..we don't have any privacy....u can't lock doors...if u dare to do it ..... Parents : u really grown up? And then (I can't say understand on yourown)

[@saanavishelar]

Yes when we don't work a little they say "all grown up and not working" And locking door " are u grown up?"

[@meyongs_edits]

@@saanavishelar u r right

[@navyaaa27]

Yeahh😂😂😂😂

[@muzicfesta5929]

One thing best and creepy rudely commenting back to parents they will break ur bones 😬😬😅😅

[@navyaaa27]

Haha true

[@mrunmayeesahoo609]

😂😂😂😂

[@Shivangi1524]

Ummm... Actually no... We're not asked to work from a young age, instead we are supposed to work extremely late, after we finish our college... And we absolutely hate the thing that parents control our career... Though in my case I wasn't forced with any of these things. So, I just got lucky. And also... Tom and jerry is literally every person's favourite cartoon here... Including our parents'. Though there aren't many violent cartoons here

[@navyaaa27]

Exactly, totally agree with you sista!!

[@itznabaneet]

I have watched all the cartoons that they have mentioned when I was young my parent's never stopped me from watching cartoons... yeah if I was watching for too long that's a different scene then otherwise there were no such rules that I can't watch cartoons.

[@navyaaa27]

Ya

[@ajithliftzz]

In india mother is everything for their children.. Its a special effection ❤ love you mom❤

[@antaresbnv3350]

Indian parents particularly the mothers are spoiling their kids by lot of love and affection, but wives are teaching more lessons than any school or college

[@reshmam5988]

When the wives became mother she also supports their child.Because it's the motherhood nature.she always support her child.But sometimes it turns bad.I accept it.The reality is not every mother support their child blindly.

[@gauravnath268]

That's not true.

[@p.cescapesoul5160]

Dont worry brother fathers are always there to remember you that you are not a prince 🤣🤣😅😅

[@aLtErGicTohuMaNs]

@@p.cescapesoul5160 in my case, it's totally opposite

[@p.cescapesoul5160]

@@aLtErGicTohuMaNs I now me too my father is sweet and my mother 😅

[@santoshkashyap2946]

I don't care about all these but parents here do anything or I would say everything only for their kids...

[@Yagmaefootball]

My mother used to beat me on not going to school when i was a kid. Indian parenting can be different but the relation between parents and children is same all over the world.It doesn't mean that our parenting is the greatest of all....every country's parenting is great on its own way.

[@rationalsamrat3247]

Most of these things have started changing .new generation parents are just giving their kids mobile phones for hours . I live in joint family privacy is always a concern so taking vacations away from family twice a year helps a lot ,especially if you are a couple.

[@novice1139]

Yes ,you are right!

[@doublesnipersourabh1727]

This is true only 4 some...but yet true...and I am not allowed to even spend a day without my parents...especially with no proper reason

[@navyaaa27]

Yes u are right

[@bhagyagowda3501]

Yeah that's true 💯💯

[@mithundebnath8205]

Ow,, She is so pretty 😍😍

[@ThinkingNash]

Thanks ♥️

[@anushkasingh3601]

In India family is everything for 90 % people.

[@tulasivenkatesh5125]

Yes it's true parents will never live as alone you have to believe I am one of the child where my mom and dad never live me and my sister's and brother sleep alone Even at our age is 20+ and yes I have never slept alone Even a single day love my parents and family

[@FANofBhagatSingh-lo8vw]

We Indians are specially very close to our Mom bcz we know that our Mom are best in this world .

[@nehasingh1727]

For me my mum is my 1st teacher, 1st friend, 1st lover, and much and papa like for me he is my guider in every accepts.....for me they both are my whole world love uh guies ❤

[@ThinkingNash]

Same for me! My mon is my best friend ever!!! ❤️ im glad Mexicans and Indians have that similarly

[@AdarshSStark]

7:48 SOOO TRUE BUT in my case they said "You become what you want.. we'll help" 8:36 I remember differently... teachers were like everyone should learn from other class see how they get grades and are discipline and all school relly want was just 100% Pass mark and good grades that's all

[@gokulkrishnan8130]

Iam an Indian and iam proud to be an Indian 😊😍🙏

[@PrithviRajPatil1]

Iam 19 and I still sleep besides my mom!😗 She feels safe comfortable and I feel warmth of motherhood around me when she sleeps beside me , she pats my back for whole hour so I get good peace sleep with no eveil dreams in mind.🤷🏻 I feel it's normal to sleep with parents .❤️

[@khatarabhai3822]

India is so diverse that you can't simply put it in a single box...we have thousands of different languages and cultures and dialect changes every 100 kms...the most diverse country on earth...unity in diversity is what we Indians are proud of about us !!

[@Bushra_arif]

Oh!! I'm 16 but I still sleep with my mom My parents don't let me sleep alone.

[@saniamorje7489]

Me too😂

[@Pavanathanu]

Me too yaar..

[@gaurigoyal5744]

Yeah I knowww.... I only got to sleep in another room after giving the excuse that I need to study for my class 10 preboards😂😂😂 I've had my room since then

[@Pavanathanu]

@@gaurigoyal5744 😂😂

[@navyaaa27]

I have my own room (I am 11). BTW are you ARMY???

[@neelanjana.]

Indian parents use a wireless device called slippers to punish

[@ThinkingNash]

Hahahah 😂😂😂😂

[@authorkim2560]

DAMN TRUE MAN😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 It made me remember my stupid incidents 😁😂😂😂

[@ektakumari6087]

@@authorkim2560 armyyyyy 💜

[@authorkim2560]

@@ektakumari6087 hey army 💜💜💜💜💜

[@beautybybiswash9916]

Proud to be an Indian

[@InvestMoneyMatters]

😅 yaa they say you are your own competition but score less then you will get to know 😂🤣

[@ThinkingNash]

Hahahaha

[@ranjit2986]

Cartoons can be viewed by the kids in fact I grown up watching cartoons like Tom and Jerry, Power Rangers.... from cartoon network.

[@navyaaa27]

Yeah

[@annukumari8367]

In india even relatives judge children on their knowledge and marks,,,when relatives visit ur place before asking about ur wellness they ask general knowledge,history n maths question n english speaking z must,,,children sleep with their parents till their teenage

[@ThinkingNash]

To much pressure 😅

[@meghabprathap]

Only children in some places do work at young age Most of the parents do not allow or force them to work a young age Yeah of course doing chores and all are done at young age Parents are supportive as well as friendly too For parents their child's education is truly important in INDIA They do everything they could to give their child proper education ❤️

[@srdnahak9746]

That's all true ......my family treating like this since my childhood .......I was sleeping in middle with my parents until 8yrs old.......generally Indian moms are very careful about their children then others like children are her heart bit .........I love my family

[@asderven]

I want to live in an India like that. The one where I grew up was remarkably different.

[@mileshv364]

We give a lot of value to relationship here. Family bonding.

[@aksa9993]

in India parents pay a lot more attention to their kids cuz we have a culture where parents raise their kids when they r weak n vulnerable.. as well as old parents r taken care of by their children when they r weak n vulnerable..so we hv interdependent relationships where we gain from each other n it leads to much stronger bonds.. we r able to wholly commit to each other...unlike d west in the west.. kids dont take care of their parents in old age.. so parents dont care about their kids as much either.... cuz they dont gain much out of it.. even after their children grow up.. the parents hv to take care of their own financial n emotional n physical health by themselves.. n the kids work n take loans to pay for their own education cuz parents do not want to spend so much on their children.. as the children wont be spending on them either in old age..whether its their time or money. in the western culture everyone takes care of themselves by themselves.. n that leads to weak bonds!

[@ThinkingNash]

Not 100% agree but I understand and respect ur point 😉

[@aksa9993]

@@ThinkingNash thank you. but at least u know that i am somewhat correct.............. i dont claim to be experts on western culture.. but this practice of leaving your parents alone when they need u the most.. is something i dont like about the west... kids need to take responsibility for their parents when they grow up..the way parents took responsibility of them when they were kids. n i am not saying this just to argue with u... but i really wish that people do not have to get scared of growing old anywhere in the world......... so i think this is something the west needs to learn from Indians.. in order to make its people feel more safe psychologically lifelong

[@ajithliftzz]

Proud to be indian❤🇮🇳

[@shogun1117]

My parents thought me to always keep smiling even in good situation as well as bad situations that's why I always tell everybody to keep smiling . that's why keep smiling and stay awesome

[@VIVEKGUPTA-ir3ji]

I Agree With The Video 90-95% . Rest 10-5 % has changed in modern society of Indian, Who Are Heavily Affected By Western Culture. I'm not saying western culture is wrong, but some things are there which should not to be followed.... (It's Very Big Discussion, So Can't Write But If Someone Wants, Welcome Of Them With Their Points.) There is always some drawbacks In Every Society. But Not In Any Religion If It Is Followed Correctly On Humanity Based Without Changes!. Thank You Nash For Reacting On India. 🇮🇳 Love Mexico 🇲🇽 Specially Puebla. ❤

[@ThinkingNash]

What u think has changed and u don’t like it?

[@anupamasumesh6429]

My dad, mom , my sister , n me always sleep in one room . We are happy in that.

[@ThinkingNash]

Wow very interesting thanks for sharing!

[@rockinnrockstarrohit]

Best thing is chappal ,Indian parents depend upon chappals also to raise their children as humans If they act like apes😂

[@RajeshSingh-jx7qo]

In India son after his marriage don't leave his parents alown... daughter in law have to cook food for entire family and they all seats together for lunch and dinner every single day special this happen more during lockdown...and this is the beauty of our indian culture....🥰😍

[@shiveerawal8766]

Always your reaction is to good 👌🏻👌🏻

[@deepakjain255]

Time is changing It is no more much idealistic With mobile phones watsap and internet Things are going bad

[@saratchandram4557]

Well, things are changing and parents have been more broad minded giving access to technology and light luxuries considering children’s’ interests in mind. But yea, overall this video is apt about our parenting. Also, In my childhood, I was taught to be disciplined and polite. Brings back memories of myself beating my classmate when he really irritates me to the core and then he cries and gets her granny defend him lol 😂 Thank you for beautiful video. Love from India 😍

[@krishnammasclassroomsuppli3553]

This is not actually correct. the real example of experience verse knowledge. India has a dynamic culture.

[@rashiarora5958]

I recommend u to watch ted talk by Aashna Hedge..it's good enough..u will know alot about Indian families..

[@ThinkingNash]

I will check that 😊

[@mahendersinghmeena3281]

Fantastic video and Fabulous dress natasha 😀

[@ranjitgupta6913]

Muslim parents are totally different. They raise their children to become an ISLAMIC men.🥶🥶🥶

[@TheOne_G]

@djavocard bruh your parents could really give you some education first.. just saying your loss is much bigger

[@kulutdeshkikahani7993]

You are here to spread positivity not negativity bro so keep your questions up to you you are no one to create hatred here go and find other place to do this type of shit

[@greaterbharat4175]

They teach how to trick non Muslim girls, and how to make 14 child from one woman

[@Justahobbylife]

How partial u r

[@TheOne_G]

@djavocard 😂😂i don’t understand wht u r trying to say.. i think it is some routines in your home or something.. ah anyways hav a grt day😁

[@Seriouslyfunny1]

My dad is a scientist. He always taught me to be dedicated in whatever I do. His official working hours are 9 to 5. So he leaves home at 8:50 so that he'll be in his office by 9, but when returning, he'd be engrossed in his work so much that he'll come by 6,7,8 or sometimes even 9 pm. His moral lessons are actually coupled with his own actions to emphasize it. Growing up seeing this dedication has hopefully made dedication a way of life for me :) Setbacks shouldn't sway you from dedication and hardwork.

[@Red_Rose_666]

Am 20 years old now but today all so my mom feed s me every day with a variety of foods . .

[@thotmayaduidang6545]

Hello Thinking Nash... Thankyou very much for the kind & loving words in the reaction... Since you are reacting about India, I would like to suggest one video from the North-East India which is, "The Voice of Nagaland- As one" check out the video & react to it.... I'll be very happy to see you react to it & I hope you'll come to know many things about the North-East India... Till then, take care & stay safe... ❤❤❤

[@ThinkingNash]

Thanks dear! ♥️

[@tigerbilla3799]

My age is 42... i still living with my parents.. if i say i want to be independent and i'll leave the house.. U know what my Dad vl do?? He breaks my Neck.. and Kicks on Ass.. Mostly Indian father uses main weapon "Cheppal"..

[@ThinkingNash]

Hahaha 😂😂

[@kumark.lsethi1430]

Mostly one time watch INCREDIBLE INDIA THE WORLD UNIQUE NATION ,world details chanel . love from Bhubaneswar Odisha 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳

[@gamerchaitanya23]

Great video by bright side and as always love ur reactions😎💯

[@ThinkingNash]

Thanks dear! ❤️

[@parvathyjayaprakash8046]

Our parents give us less indipe dance,but that was Soo sweet🥰

[@malluxyz5926]

Love from India ❤❤❤❤❤

[@ranjeetthakur7614]

OMG...you have a beautiful smile...wow

[@tarunghorai271]

Family is the first priority 4 Indians

[@ThinkingNash]

For Mexicans too!

[@tarunghorai271]

After corona crisis' please travel 2 India to see own beauti of our motherland India Mexico🇲🇽🇮🇳 Friendship Long live 🙏🇮🇳🇲🇽

[@unique_gamer3766]

Thanks mam & love ❤❤❤ from🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳

[@randhirkumar1575]

Respect parents and get their Blessings

[@shreya31july]

I'm Indian and I don't appreciate how respect is expected towards all elders. This isn't just basic human respect, its the type of respect you give to those who have authority over you, all my life I could never speak up against any injustice by teachers or other adults (I could speak to my parents cus they were more open thank god). But yeah respect all people treat everyone kindly but just because someone is older doesn't mean they are necessarily right.

[@JorgeClavero]

I believe the values presented in the video are pretty much universal values , most parents want their children to grow successful, I studied in a Catholic school and I did see much difference on the values I was taught with some exceptions like we slept with our parents only when we were babies in a baby cradle , and later we had our own room but my parents have access to it at any time, another difference as Nash said we are taught to be independent and if we want to get married we need to get our own house, no many Mexican girls are willing to accept proposal to get married if a guy said , "we will get married and then we will move to my parents house" . On TV content, in México we have the 2 scenarios , dedicated parents that limit the time and content of kids in TV and internet and encourage other activities like , reading, sports or arts, and the lazy parents or Unfortunately ignorant ones that keep the kids busy with the TV or violent videogames. Another difference, we are not allowed to play with the food at anytime, we were educated to eat on the table no junk food or candies before main meals, we were not allowed to watch cartoons before finishing homework or performing sport activities. But I used to watch bugs 🐰 bunny, lol. I was taught to respect older people and every body else , I have noticed that my Indian friends are afraid of talking with other Indians in the streets if they are older , this video explains a little the reason of that. They are surprissed that I can approach to any Mexican while traveling to say hi and some times talk a little regardless age or gender.

[@ThinkingNash]

U are right Jorge!

[@bunnysmile4277]

My age is 17 but I still sleep with my mom dad and I really like that because the whole night I hug my mother 😊😊😊😊😊

[@adaywithmawia5429]

💛💛Please react on "The most Discipline state Mizoram in India, Covid 19" by The Homeless Struggle. It shows how the state Fight Covid19 and the State is becoming Role Model for all the other state, it has the highset rate of testing in one day,at the same time the least positive persons with zero death. Please react on this Video..you will love it im sure.💛

[@ThinkingNash]

I will check it!

[@binucbabu8740]

Its all true I am an Indian

[@aryankharwar3337]

Thank you Sister for rection on this video

[@shogun1117]

Your taste of wearing dress is really awesome ! Your reaction reaction are all natural so every video is awesome like u

[@bajrangipandit5101]

Wah lovely cute video😍😍💃🏃👌

[@chittasabui6537]

Please reaction to kolkata durga Puja because it's starts 10day's Letter. Lots of love from kolkata.... 😍😍😍😍

[@reeyagarg8310]

the best thing taught in india from parent is respect each and every person say "namaste" 🙏 to every person who are elder than u love ur siblings and make ur fparent and sibling best frnd also we are very much open from our parents also if the child is yound in age or teenage they can live with the parents in same room as its optional but most of the indian childrens like siblings live together in same room sharing same bed and blankets . also we go to same school so that if younger sibling get any issue the teavher complains elder one . and also the parents go to ptm at same time without any difficult also intead of indoor games we prefer go outdoor games watch less tv videos yeah video games becuz when we are kid parents always says one thing that watching tv is not good for health and eyes also brain it harms u better go outside and play . 😅 also if we tal about shopping when we were kid its too obvious every kid needs lot of toys but our parents says no to most of the toys or things which makes us lazy becaz if u buy too much toys what u do u just sit in the hiuse or play so this is what our parents dont want also they teach about savings of money and the importance becauz in india we indian childrens love to grab knowledge so much that we opt too many different subjects to study and for that its obvious u need money 😅 also when we are in the age of marriage before that our parents need to be settle down childrens career so that there children spend there own happy life with his wife and family. becauz in india we need huge amount of money for wedding . indian heavy wedding 🙏NAMASTE 🙏 thank you

[@ThinkingNash]

Wow.. great information 😊

[@RiyaKumari-xl5dw]

Indian moms are overprotective 😁😁😁😁but we loves our mom😘😘😘🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳

[@shogun1117]

Your Instagram account is awesome u are so beautiful ! I am waiting for something special on dasara by u , I know u have planned something special Keep smiling and stay awesome

[@ThinkingNash]

Thanks u! ❤️

[@padmavinu6480]

our first teachers are our parents 😙😘💜

[@shriyarao5727]

Well education part is very true

[@jaydeepfromindia5115]

Anybody who not loves his mother.... They will not even get place under devil. And specially does who not love there mother give me their location... I will just finish them there.

[@riannmariathomas6998]

Lol we don’t get grounded, we can beating from our parents flip flops 😂

[@ThinkingNash]

Hahahahah here tooo!

[@parimaleshwaran.a9352]

HAI DEAR , INDIA HAS SO MANY LANGUAGES LIKE TAMIL , HINDI , MALAYALAM, ETC,.. TAMIL IS THE OLDEST LANGUAGE WHICH IS SPOKEN BY THE PEOPLE OF TAMILNADU, MANY LANGUAGES ARE DIVIDED BY TAMIL, INSTEAD OF NAMASTE JUST SAY (VANAKAM) IN TAMIL IN THE INTRO OF YOUR VIDEO, MAKE A VIDEO ABOUT LANGUAGE TAMIL IT IS VERY INTERESTING TO YOU AND YOUR VIEWERS, ITS MY REQUEST TO MAKE A VIDEO ABOUT TAMIL LANGUAGE DEAR AND ALSO DONT FORGET TO SAY MY NAME - MANOJ FROM TAMILNADU,INDIA I AM EAGERLY WAITING FOR A VIDEO ABOUT LANGUAGE TAMIL THAT'S ALL DEAR TAKE CARE OF YOUR HEALTH 💋

[@bikramkejriwal]

Very nice reaction today and explanations

[@kunjanoza134]

Mom Dad Is Live God For Us...

[@SandeepSingh-ke6kc]

I am parent I teach my daughter n son be kind to family neigber n relative .

[@sunilkumardaivajna297]

I just watch your videos just to see you ❤️ you are so beautiful

[@aparnam5524]

I am an Indian ... other than sleeping with mom until 7 = yes. I got separate room when I was 13. financial control = yes. I can’t relate to anything else.. and until we marry we will be in same house because they feel it’s their responsibility to marry kids. Some guys stay with parents even after marriage = leads to issues in marital life!! Festivals also play a large part in family values . And we have lot of festivals and celebrated with all cousins and all.

[@ThinkingNash]

Some parts we are very very similar... but parents here belive that is better if after married live separate for not have issues in married and have stronger married... I respect all belives but is interesting to see the differences

[@doublesnipersourabh1727]

I am an indian.....just for correction we really love tom and Jerry and some also sleep with their parents till 16 or 14 and that's normal...but now days things r getting influenced from western culture And ya....pocket money is of use here....becoz parents permission is must to buy..and about carrier part most parents r not like that and the fact before the child learns to speak is just fake

[@maheshgarg3898]

Things has changed now

[@RavitejaKarra24]

The video played in this video Is only seen in minority😂😂