My parents cry telling me "Son, please move out" and i tell them i will when I'm older. Then they be like "you're 35 years old!" Ugh i hate my parents😔
Every parent knows this and every child feels this. Think of how you act around your parents - we are all still children inside and we need to remember that every once in a while
My parents moved near me almost a decade ago. They are elderly. My husband adores them almost as much as my mom loves him. Dad loves him too but with less hugging.
I lost both my parents 12 hours of each other last year to Covid…. I would give anything in the world to see them again. I visited them is many times as I could, and they got to see their great grandbabies
I'm Egyptian American. I lived in New York for 27 years. But I never understood how kid just leave their parents after they turn 18 or 21. Kids should always be near their parents. If kid leave 3,000 miles for college and then come back, I'll understand. But if kids leave 3,000 miles for work, then what's the point of leave? And if they get married, they should be In the same city or county. Again, otherwise what's the point of living? Enjoy life with family not friends because friends come and go but family always stays. We only live 1 life. Make sure not to miss it because before you know it, we will all get old and say what was the point of all this running for 😔
@@AdequateName. "Historically, the United Nations has defined an "older" person as anyone 60 years or older, regardless of that person's individual history or where in the world they live."
You will never understand how happy these parents are, until you have children of your own and suddenly you have to let them go to live their life somewhere far away from you. You worry constantly and miss them like crazy. I'm crying like a baby...what a wonderful video💗 God bless you all!💕
This is the truest thing ever! My oldest daughter moved to Texas (we're in Missouri) and I miss her so much and do nothing but worry about her (can't let her know that though) 😭😭😭 But on the other side of that, I'm so proud of her! (And I DEFINITELY let her know THAT!)
I think he was overwhelmed with all of them being there . He didn't expect one let alone three of his kids and they knew not to tell mom. Mom can't keep a secret.😍
@K B it's something I struggle with. I don't live in a culture like that - living super close to parents. But I do want to...I think family is forever and I would love to be close with mine, who I love so much, for as long as I can.
@K B is it sad or do people eventually move on and create their own paths and life. My mom always says it’s not how far I go but when I come back is what matters. I moved to Vegas and now I bought a house four minutes away from my mom who bought a house across the street from where her mom grew up lol
As a father of 5 myself, mom and dad aren't just crying just of the "surprise". There emotional because of seeing their babies happy and healthy adults with love in their eyes!! That's facts.😊
It's really a 2 way street. As you can tell that they missed them, regardless of the fact that they're no longer children/teens and have a life of their own.
I hear ya. I tried this once and only once and my mother's response was, "I'm sure you thought this was a nice surprise but now I have to make up the guest room and do groceries and adjust my schedule etc." and i was like 😑😐
@@raven_bard .....you are not alone. Sadly, there are millions of narcissistic parents, it's all about them. As a teen and onward, I learn from my grandmother, create your "own" family through genuine friends and hopefully, through marriage.
For the last few years I’ve put off seeing my biological mother and didn’t. Kept saying I got time. (I’m 33 my mom 49) she ended up passing away and I never called her back from her last call. I forgot. Now I wish I took it seriously. I always tell people now to not be that way.
@@thebfacebetty8212 please do. My parents live 8000 miles in India. I live in the USA. Not a day passes by without thinking about missing my parents as a 30 yo man. Hopefully i would relocate to India for good , so i could get to live closer to my family. Money isn't everything
@@ediekenyon5357 i actually am a parent. I have a beautiful almost 5 month old daughter. And I’m the best mother I can possibly be to her. I had her at 19. Now I’m 20 lol.
They got him really good...he couldn't contain himself to the point where he had to lean on a couch to get himself together!! So vulnerable, yet soooooo genuine and sweet! Great family!💕💕
🤧😢We surprised my aunt like this for her 70th birthday she just kept hugging people and crying. As you get older a birthday is just another day so to have people celebrate you means the world.
I don't know, as I get older they're more special, to be here and have loved ones around, I'm looking forward to my 70th next year, the last party was my 21st so I'm having a party 🎈🍰🥂🍾
It was great seeing his son, but when he realized he had all 3 kids home at once, he just couldn’t hold the tears back. So beautiful for them to arrange this for him!
I love how he's like "oh hey son, nice to see you" and then walks away crying when he sees his daughters 😂😂😂 Edit: i just think its funny how every month or so i can tell when the algorithm blesses this video bc my notifs go crazy 😂
Dad was sooo happy to see his son but once he saw his precious angels he lost it. Awe what a wonderful gift for your parents. I can only hope and pray my babies are there for me like this one day. 😊❤
I’ve learned over the years that most parents cherish the time their kids give them more than anything in the world. Visit your parents if you haven’t in a while, a call telling them you love them is a good start :)
they make it impossible.... in the relam of money and partisan poltics it has destroyed so many families, so the public rail to private destroyed families visiting its like everything in this land is about destroying works of other peopel whiel spouting whacky shit and making madness high, like tree worshipping or something lol
No matter how busy we get in life, we have to remember to pop in on our parents. They understand we are adults and have lives and careers but deep inside they miss us in the house. All these tears of joy and happiness just made my Friday morning 💕 God bless this family.
I love when the Dad said, "it's so great to see you." This shows that while he's appreciative of their gift, he is happier to see his 3 kids. They will always be his pride and joy!
He was so surprised and happy. He left them outside, went inside the house to cry and collect himself before he came back to hug them. That video made me cry too 💛
That's what I was thinking- how sad - I understand with lifestyles, work, distance & the cost & time of traveling that far might keep them from seeing them often, but even knowing that, I still felt heartbroken for the parents because you could tell it was a rare occurrence & how unbelievably happy it made the parents- I just pray that I never live a life where I'm that starved from seeing of my children as they become an adults & throughout life.
What a precious surprise! There's no greater gift that you can receive on your birthday than to have your own children come and surprise you. They both will remember this day for the rest of their lives! Happy 60th birthday to you 🎉🙏💖
You can tell Mom and Dad are just the nicest people ! And that is why their children grew up to be good human beings as well !!! So awesome !!! 😁👍🙏💕💕🙏🙏💕💕
Kids should always be near their parents. If kid leave 3,000 miles for college and then come back, I'll understand. But if kids leave 3,000 miles for work, then what's the point of leave?
Im from India and have never understood how people just disappear from parents lives. I can understand military or starting your own company in the valley or maybe going to los angeles to be in the movies. But to be working some shit job 3000 miles away from your tribe is something i haven't understood at all. Maybe its the corporations that have romanticized this idea to sell more homes or something
So true!!! Visit them! Call them! Stay close emotionally. Life is just a blink of an eye and then you spend years without the people who loved you unconditionally!
This is the second best gift he’s ever received The first gift was the day use were born He’s one proud dad Being a parent is one of the hardest jobs to do but it’s also the most rewarding and I myself wouldn’t change it for the world
I lost my dad when I was 17. I'm 34 now. My 82 year old mom moved in with me this year. They adopted me and gave me the greatest life I could have ever asked for. I honestly wish I could do more.
Our children are so busy with their lives nowadays.. while their parents keep getting older and older!!! What a beautiful blessing 💖 To everyone who lives far away from your parents.. visit them often before it's too late!
This is the kind of welcome children ache for. I really hope you know how lucky you are to be warmly welcomed 💖 by such loving parents. That Mama's squeel of pure delight is so great. 🫂
This is likely 1 of my top 10 videos EVER! Absolutely beautiful & shows what an amazing family you all are! HAPPY 60TH DADDY! Nothing better than the love & hugs of your kids!🥰
Really what all us parents work for us to see our children happy thriving and successful in life!! This is a beautiful moment between two loving parents and three loving kids!
I don't know about anyone else but I feel sadness & irony when watching this. In most parts of the world, parents & children are at arms reach. In Europe & North American families are separated due to routine systematic norms. Two people bring children into the world & raise them to newly adulthood only to lose them when parenting becomes easiest thus lonely elders living it out till end of time in senior & long term care homes, it's even worse when one of them passes away 💔 The appreciation, gratitude & joy in these parents eyes is 💯 heart-warming & the gesture from their kids is so thoughtful 🩷
so right. I have been caring as much as possible for my parents in the last years, and fell out with all my sister's for not doing the same or at least visit sometimes. I wouldn't want to miss a day of beeing with them and listening to all kind of stories. A few months ago my dad passed. I am heartbroken, but he's still with me. I travel to many countries where abandoning the elderly is a No go ...you don't have to live with them but make it your priority to be there for them...
Joselin I'm sorry for your loss, it always hurts more when relationships so deep & equally appreciated from both sides is interrupted by a heart wrenching & excruciating painful let go 😞 may he rest in peace & may you & your mom have the best of years to come 🤲🏻 As for your siblings try to keep the connection with them even though they have essentially left all of the responsibilities & rights of your parents over them on you, especially if you have kids of your own. I've lived all my life disconnected from extended family due to adult matters of such, i didnt have grandparents, aunts uncles cousins growing up while everyone else did. All relations have ups & downs, neg & pos, things always change, people change, nothing stays the same which is necessary for our growth & its a vital part of life, we learn to grow, to experience & know the way of this world so its best to keep a healthy distance while at the same time not abandon anyone cold turkey. Our isolation of our extentions not only prevented us from recognizing them for who they were but essentially put a target on our backs unfortunately. Till this day, I'm unable to recognize character & read peoples true intentions & fall prey to them...thats what a sheltered life does to one, but what matters here is in your case is you are present & you are doing your part & I so pray to The Almighty, He gives you the best of this world & the next alongside your loved ones 🤲🏻😊
Mom started crying when she saw her son and dad when he saw his daughters.. sweet
When the dad saw his daughters he was like:
"Oh I left the tea on i gotta go..."
I kinda started crying too lol
Yes bro 😊
This is why we should visit our parents more... regrets always in the last of every situation...
My parents cry telling me "Son, please move out" and i tell them i will when I'm older. Then they be like "you're 35 years old!" Ugh i hate my parents😔
Those are all his babies in one place. No matter how big they get, they will always be our babies.
Every parent knows this and every child feels this. Think of how you act around your parents - we are all still children inside and we need to remember that every once in a while
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Precious
I'm 38...almost FORTY and my mom treats me like her baby....as we get off the phone, "I love you baby, my one and only!" lmaooooo 💜
So very true. My mom still thot of her 76 & 74 yr olds as her babies. Well we were. My baby is going to be 58 ,& she's still my baby.
This hits hard. 😭 Everyone, please visit your parents as often as you can. They miss you, and sometimes a phone call just isn't enough.
I don't want to call, let alone visit them.
My parents moved near me almost a decade ago. They are elderly. My husband adores them almost as much as my mom loves him. Dad loves him too but with less hugging.
Well said!
I agree, my parents are gone now, dad when I was 12, mom just 4 years ago. I wish I had called and visited more often, I would have had more memories.
I lost both my parents 12 hours of each other last year to Covid…. I would give anything in the world to see them again.
I visited them is many times as I could, and they got to see their great grandbabies
He kept his marriage intact and raised three thoughtful children. Well done!
She probably gave him 1 a night & cooked frequently. Only way to keep anything alive
Even the woman is praiseworthy. Society requires more men and women like them.
They kept their marriage intact. *
They are huge successes, the best thing you can accomplish imho
Too Bad WOKE women may never experience that Beautiful feeling, Congratulations to Them!!!
Daddy’s heart swelled when he saw his son and seeing his baby girls just sent him right over the edge. Sweet family.
Yes this was awesome to show love to the Dad too, most cases is for mums 💕
I also had something swell when I saw his daughters. 😂
@@justinb2022 That's good , chop it off then
@@justinb2022 I got what you meant.😉 Funny...my kinda humor.
@@justinb2022 your 1 incher?
Dad walks away overcome with emotion. This is great!
❤️
So beautiful ❤
So awesome
Yes!
I'm Egyptian American. I lived in New York for 27 years. But I never understood how kid just leave their parents after they turn 18 or 21. Kids should always be near their parents. If kid leave 3,000 miles for college and then come back, I'll understand. But if kids leave 3,000 miles for work, then what's the point of leave? And if they get married, they should be In the same city or county. Again, otherwise what's the point of living? Enjoy life with family not friends because friends come and go but family always stays. We only live 1 life. Make sure not to miss it because before you know it, we will all get old and say what was the point of all this running for 😔
That old man don't even care it's his birthday, he's just glad to see his kids❤
He’s not even old 🙄
@@Madenthewest 60 isn't old? Bros 4 years from retirement.
@@AdequateName.Four???? He better not be at most it should be a year more than that and we are fucking him over.
Yeah facts like damn bro🤣
@@AdequateName. "Historically, the United Nations has defined an "older" person as anyone 60 years or older, regardless of that person's individual history or where in the world they live."
You can hear the brother is also crying like his dad. Beautiful moment.
You will never understand how happy these parents are, until you have children of your own and suddenly you have to let them go to live their life somewhere far away from you. You worry constantly and miss them like crazy. I'm crying like a baby...what a wonderful video💗 God bless you all!💕
YES!! 😭
Awe, a success journey.
This is the truest thing ever! My oldest daughter moved to Texas (we're in Missouri) and I miss her so much and do nothing but worry about her (can't let her know that though) 😭😭😭
But on the other side of that, I'm so proud of her! (And I DEFINITELY let her know THAT!)
@@amandaguidry4242 that's so sweet. I'm in the same state as my kids and unfortunately they're too busy for their ole mom. They work a lot! 😭
@@coldfact. look at it like this, at least they're working! But still, I hope you see them soon! ❤️❤️❤️
Aw he had to walk in the house when he saw his daughters. I love when Dads cry. It's so heartwarming.
I think he was overwhelmed with all of them being there . He didn't expect one let alone three of his kids and they knew not to tell mom. Mom can't keep a secret.😍
@@irenemarano8241 thats exactly what i thought
@@keviv8710 🙂I think we did this one right . I 💕 love a nice surprise 🥰. I wish them the best !!!!
This is a day he'll never forget.... What a beautiful gesture you have pulled for...💖💖💖💖👌
💯💯❤️❤️
My mom loved when my siblings and I were all home(she called us her three chickens).
@K B it's something I struggle with. I don't live in a culture like that - living super close to parents. But I do want to...I think family is forever and I would love to be close with mine, who I love so much, for as long as I can.
@K B is it sad or do people eventually move on and create their own paths and life. My mom always says it’s not how far I go but when I come back is what matters. I moved to Vegas and now I bought a house four minutes away from my mom who bought a house across the street from where her mom grew up lol
@@courtneywalmsley8284 pollitas 🤣
As a father of 5 myself, mom and dad aren't just crying just of the "surprise".
There emotional because of seeing their babies happy and healthy adults with love in their eyes!! That's facts.😊
And those babies are so loved and happy. I love this. Blessings to you and yours as well!
on seeing his gals, Pops took a sec break to put himself together, lovely gesture from you guys.
Thank you. Good summary. Almost forgot what happened 😅
Cherish your parents while you can. I know you love them just by watching the video. I miss mine everyday.
It's really a 2 way street. As you can tell that they missed them, regardless of the fact that they're no longer children/teens and have a life of their own.
Me too
Sharol H.: Same here; I'd give anything to just have a couple of minutes with them again.
I do ! We’re (also 3 siblings) are very close to our parents . I’m very grateful ❤
@@PrincessAfrica3 there are 3 of us also all girls. Im the olsest.
This is so sweet. I was never close to my family. This shows me what a real family looks like. Thanks for this post. Beautiful. Just beautiful.
I hear ya. I tried this once and only once and my mother's response was, "I'm sure you thought this was a nice surprise but now I have to make up the guest room and do groceries and adjust my schedule etc." and i was like 😑😐
I'm so sorry that you never had that family connection. 💔 There's nothing like it. You can be apart of my family. You would be so loved! 💗
@@raven_bard .....you are not alone. Sadly, there are millions of narcissistic parents, it's all about them. As a teen and onward, I learn from my grandmother, create your "own" family through genuine friends and hopefully, through marriage.
@@nancygreen3705any leftover spot for me too?
@ grace maia m, always! We're a big, loud, loving crew!! You'd definitely be welcomed & loved! 💓
Wow!!!!
Look at the benefits you reap for keeping family together. This is priceless!!
Best birthday present ever. If only kids realised how important it is to make time to go visit their parents.
Yes, haven't seen mine ,only 2 hours away 🤭
For the last few years I’ve put off seeing my biological mother and didn’t. Kept saying I got time. (I’m 33 my mom 49) she ended up passing away and I never called her back from her last call. I forgot. Now I wish I took it seriously. I always tell people now to not be that way.
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@@thebfacebetty8212 please do. My parents live 8000 miles in India. I live in the USA. Not a day passes by without thinking about missing my parents as a 30 yo man. Hopefully i would relocate to India for good , so i could get to live closer to my family. Money isn't everything
The world would be a better place 😊
Dear children... Your mom and dad will always be waiting for you to come home ... Always remember that...
Nope. Mine are dead and have been for 22 years
This comment made me cry😭
Mine too are dead & have been for 25yrs. I'm only 50 'now'.
These family videos always get me emotional. Is somebody cutting Onion's??! 😮👍❣🇬🇧
@@Pandaloverx03 you deserve better 🙂. Be a better parent someday 🔥💖🔥!
@@ediekenyon5357 i actually am a parent. I have a beautiful almost 5 month old daughter. And I’m the best mother I can possibly be to her. I had her at 19. Now I’m 20 lol.
They got him really good...he couldn't contain himself to the point where he had to lean on a couch to get himself together!! So vulnerable, yet soooooo genuine and sweet! Great family!💕💕
Yes sir 👏 🙌
Sons are a father’s legacy, but there’s just a special place in every fathers heart for his daughters.
When daddy saw his son, he was so happy. But, he had to take a moment when he saw his girls, so beautiful.
🤧😢We surprised my aunt like this for her 70th birthday she just kept hugging people and crying. As you get older a birthday is just another day so to have people celebrate you means the world.
Yes! Yes.
I don't know, as I get older they're more special, to be here and have loved ones around, I'm looking forward to my 70th next year, the last party was my 21st so I'm having a party 🎈🍰🥂🍾
@@cbisme6414 happy birthday in advance
I never let my parent's birthday be just another day.
@@cbisme6414My 61st is in May, I can't wait! Happy Early 70th, Love! ❤️
It was great seeing his son, but when he realized he had all 3 kids home at once, he just couldn’t hold the tears back. So beautiful for them to arrange this for him!
Damn the gift , just them showing up was enough, that's real love
Not only did they surprise dad but mom too!!! Great job siblings.
I love how he's like "oh hey son, nice to see you" and then walks away crying when he sees his daughters 😂😂😂
Edit: i just think its funny how every month or so i can tell when the algorithm blesses this video bc my notifs go crazy 😂
Happy 😊 👪
Son has middle child vibes
😂😂😂such a lovely family ❤
That looks like Florida that means you guys live in Alaska?
Likely son lives locally
He was trying to hold back his tears when hugging his son but seeing his daughters, there's no holding back 😘
Impressive seeing an American watching real football ⚽️ .
Dude this is so freaking wholesome I can't stop watching it
I watched it six times.
NOTHING, better than having all of your adult children home together at the same time. Love this!
Dad was sooo happy to see his son but once he saw his precious angels he lost it. Awe what a wonderful gift for your parents. I can only hope and pray my babies are there for me like this one day. 😊❤
There killing ne got to stop
I’ve learned over the years that most parents cherish the time their kids give them more than anything in the world. Visit your parents if you haven’t in a while, a call telling them you love them is a good start :)
True... but sometimes children will only realize that they lost all of that when we parents leave this world already...
they make it impossible.... in the relam of money and partisan poltics it has destroyed so many families, so the public rail to private destroyed families visiting its like everything in this land is about destroying works of other peopel whiel spouting whacky shit and making madness high, like tree worshipping or something lol
I would like to spend time with my dad but he always wants his wife around and do what they want to do.
Greatest birthday gift‼️ Kids, take note 😉😎❤️
This is so sweet. See he doesn’t want presents, he just wants to see his family around him for his birthday.
Best present! 🤗
No matter how busy we get in life, we have to remember to pop in on our parents. They understand we are adults and have lives and careers but deep inside they miss us in the house. All these tears of joy and happiness just made my Friday morning 💕 God bless this family.
Dad is overwhelmed. Too damn sweet!Love this!
I love when the Dad said, "it's so great to see you." This shows that while he's appreciative of their gift, he is happier to see his 3 kids. They will always be his pride and joy!
He was so surprised and happy. He left them outside, went inside the house to cry and collect himself before he came back to hug them. That video made me cry too 💛
I couldn't stop crying like their Mom!😥
This is PRICELESS!!💞💞🙏🏾
Me too, I miss my Dad
I think this is also a sign that you should visit your parents more often, they sure miss you three! Wholesome 😊❤
Indeed ❤️
That's what I was thinking- how sad - I understand with lifestyles, work, distance & the cost & time of traveling that far might keep them from seeing them often, but even knowing that, I still felt heartbroken for the parents because you could tell it was a rare occurrence & how unbelievably happy it made the parents- I just pray that I never live a life where I'm that starved from seeing of my children as they become an adults & throughout life.
What a precious surprise! There's no greater gift that you can receive on your birthday than to have your own children come and surprise you. They both will remember this day for the rest of their lives! Happy 60th birthday to you 🎉🙏💖
THIS IS WHAT LOVING YOUR FAMILY IS ALL ABOUT.
I don’t have a family lol
You can tell Mom and Dad are just the nicest people ! And that is why their children grew up to be good human beings as well !!! So awesome !!!
😁👍🙏💕💕🙏🙏💕💕
Thanks for your centiments I appreciate
A good example of healthy family.
I wonder how long it's been since all of them were together. To have all 3 kids visit on his birthday hits ya right in the feels.
Kids should always be near their parents. If kid leave 3,000 miles for college and then come back, I'll understand. But if kids leave 3,000 miles for work, then what's the point of leave?
Im from India and have never understood how people just disappear from parents lives. I can understand military or starting your own company in the valley or maybe going to los angeles to be in the movies. But to be working some shit job 3000 miles away from your tribe is something i haven't understood at all. Maybe its the corporations that have romanticized this idea to sell more homes or something
@@doncorleone3901 yes, all of Asian.
@@doncorleone3901its white people they are not family oriented. We mexicans are family oriented
@@georgew7405its because they are white people
The joy in the dad face made my eyes get water 💧 seeing pure happiness makes anyone feel happy ❤
That, folks, is how REAL men and women react!
That’s right!
What as opposed to fake men and women. Your comment makes no sense.
Yes!!!❤
@@BaziwizZythink he meant how men and women REALLY react. Some videos are staged
Not only did they make dads day they also made moms ❤
Precious family. The mom and dad clearly did a beautiful job rearing their children. God bless all of you! ❤️🙏🏽🥰
They were raised by great parents
So true!!! Visit them! Call them! Stay close emotionally. Life is just a blink of an eye and then you spend years without the people who loved you unconditionally!
This is the second best gift he’s ever received
The first gift was the day use were born
He’s one proud dad
Being a parent is one of the hardest jobs to do but it’s also the most rewarding and I myself wouldn’t change it for the world
Cherish it. I lost my dad two years ago and my mom's in hospice now under my care. All I say is cherish it cherish it
Yes...❤
Amen to that! Time goes so quickly. My parents have been gone for 7 years. I miss them a lot🙏🏼❤️😔
Okay Billy Madison
I lost my dad when I was 17. I'm 34 now. My 82 year old mom moved in with me this year. They adopted me and gave me the greatest life I could have ever asked for. I honestly wish I could do more.
Miss Mom and Dad so much. Lucky Dad....very lucky family. Loving it
Our children are so busy with their lives nowadays.. while their parents keep getting older and older!!!
What a beautiful blessing 💖
To everyone who lives far away from your parents.. visit them often before it's too late!
Never underestimate how much a dad LOVES to see his kids… it makes your whole day.
Not dad walking back into the house because he's having too many feelings. Something my dad would do - this is so sweet
Agreed
The sister with the thumbs up was telling them the whole trip “he’s gonna cry.”
😂😂.
Thats my sister type 😂❤
Wow what a great family reunion. God bless them.
This just made a 35 year old man cry. God this is beautiful ❤
If u don't cry,you are 35 but not grown up 😊 . You did just right
I travelled abroad to surprise my dad on his birthday, it really is the best thing a child can do for their parents; my dad was so incredibly happy.
Yes🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼❤️
You can tell the son was super excited to see his parents by how quick he was knocking and opened the door lol this is so sweet!
I am more amazed that they had their doors unlocked. What State is this?
He was really happy about the surprise. Super excited actually he was panting. 😂
@@Aarticqn 😂😂 The mom (though I think that was their step-mom because of the interaction) was like who is coming in my door. Lol
the son is anxious as he was gasping for breath.,.panting!
the son is closer to his dad and the daughters to their mom...
Awesome display of family love and unity. A rare thing in our crazy world. God bless this family and all who watch.
BEST gift you guys could have ever given your dad, thank you for sharing that special moment 🤙🏼
He must be a wonderful dad
A Dad is always a Dad....likewise Momma. This is pinnacle of joy for a parent.
This is the kind of welcome children ache for. I really hope you know how lucky you are to be warmly welcomed 💖 by such loving parents. That Mama's squeel of pure delight is so great. 🫂
Aww you know they were great parents to these kids ❤❤❤thanks for sharing❤
From a dude with no family this is beautiful, cherish that family feeling, it can all go away in the blink of an eye.
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When he walked back in the house i cried 😆 classic dad, dont show emotion, dont cry in front of the fam awww
So true 👍🏿 👌.
lovely
REAL MEN cry without apology! 🐻🧸👍😇🤓❤️⭐⭐⭐😁🤭Doug
I love surprise reunions!
@@douglasradowick508Impressive seeing an American watching real football ⚽️ .
When you've raised children, you'll know how that man feels.
Oh for sure 😉😎
This is what you call a healthy, happy family.
Love how his mom was awfully curious who had the audacity to open her door instead of waiting and then he sees it is her son. 😂
Yeah
Naw..how dad was still sitting on the couch..😏
@@ceoa probably holding a. 389 cause it is America. And yes, as a neurologist I hold a. 45
Edit: hold not gold.
@@ExhibitAredactedEXPUNGED soooo as a neurologist, could you afford a gold .45? asking for a friend.... 🤔🤔🤑 lol I'm just kidding with ya 😁😁😁
Good way to get shot opening a door like that
How special. Happy 60th Birthday! You have wonderful kids.
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beautiful. i lost my dad last june, nine days before his 60th birthday so this brings both joy and tears to my eyes.
sorry to hear your story, rest assured im sure your father is always with you and watching over you❤
I'm with you on the tears. Both my parents have passed.
I had tears in my eyes to see the love from these three for their Dad. Bless you guys! traveling all the way.
Daughters are what daddy’s live for women are the sweetest people on the planet
Those parents did something right 🤗💗 Feeling the love in this family 💗 This is so precious 😇
You know this guy was a damn good dad for his kids to travel that far and for him to be this emotional about seeing them.❤❤❤
This has got to be one of the sweetest videos I’ve seen in a long time. Family. Ain’t nothing like it.
Dad wasn't leaving know one out, son was summoned to that hug by the highest order! Sweet man. All the best.
The love, planning and unity that took. It brought tears to my eyes that they did that.
Family is the biggest gift a mother and father could ever have
Amen
Love how the son said, “I did bring you a birthday gift though” and it’s their daughters! ❤🎉
Also love that, in the son's voice and laughter, you can hear him trying not to break down and cry too!!! ❤️🤣🥰
Best gift a parent can receive… god bless his family.
This was the best birthday gift that you could ever give to a parent. It was absolutely beautiful!!! Thank you for sharing it with all of us.
Great job young people...we parents love you and want to see you...always remember that...😊🌹😍💕
This is likely 1 of my top 10 videos EVER! Absolutely beautiful & shows what an amazing family you all are! HAPPY 60TH DADDY! Nothing better than the love & hugs of your kids!🥰
Amazing, I'm crying I'm so happy for all of the family. God bless bless America
What a wonderful moment! The lesson here is, spend time with your parents. They won't be around forever.
Nothing can melt a dad's heart then seeing his daughter after a hiatus
Uncontrollable laughter and tears at the same time, love it!
This has just made my day 🌅 he's been a great father to have 3 adult children make a pilgrimage for his birthday💝
In a real family nothing is better than the bonds of love.
Raising my children brought me more joy than I had ever experienced in my life. What amazing blessing children can be to their parents.❤
Really what all us parents work for us to see our children happy thriving and successful in life!! This is a beautiful moment between two loving parents and three loving kids!
You can tell real loving families like this. Bless you folks.
I don't know about anyone else but I feel sadness & irony when watching this. In most parts of the world, parents & children are at arms reach. In Europe & North American families are separated due to routine systematic norms. Two people bring children into the world & raise them to newly adulthood only to lose them when parenting becomes easiest thus lonely elders living it out till end of time in senior & long term care homes, it's even worse when one of them passes away 💔 The appreciation, gratitude & joy in these parents eyes is 💯 heart-warming & the gesture from their kids is so thoughtful 🩷
so right. I have been caring as much as possible for my parents in the last years, and fell out with all my sister's for not doing the same or at least visit sometimes. I wouldn't want to miss a day of beeing with them and listening to all kind of stories. A few months ago my dad passed. I am heartbroken, but he's still with me.
I travel to many countries where abandoning the elderly is a No go ...you don't have to live with them but make it your priority to be there for them...
Joselin I'm sorry for your loss, it always hurts more when relationships so deep & equally appreciated from both sides is interrupted by a heart wrenching & excruciating painful let go 😞 may he rest in peace & may you & your mom have the best of years to come 🤲🏻 As for your siblings try to keep the connection with them even though they have essentially left all of the responsibilities & rights of your parents over them on you, especially if you have kids of your own. I've lived all my life disconnected from extended family due to adult matters of such, i didnt have grandparents, aunts uncles cousins growing up while everyone else did. All relations have ups & downs, neg & pos, things always change, people change, nothing stays the same which is necessary for our growth & its a vital part of life, we learn to grow, to experience & know the way of this world so its best to keep a healthy distance while at the same time not abandon anyone cold turkey. Our isolation of our extentions not only prevented us from recognizing them for who they were but essentially put a target on our backs unfortunately. Till this day, I'm unable to recognize character & read peoples true intentions & fall prey to them...thats what a sheltered life does to one, but what matters here is in your case is you are present & you are doing your part & I so pray to The Almighty, He gives you the best of this world & the next alongside your loved ones 🤲🏻😊
@@myjourneytotruth thanks for your nice words. Yes...the pain is immense but he's always there..
@@joselin2466 💜
That multi layer surprise factor a great combo for tears of joy that no loving parents can resist.
This is what a loving family looks like.
A very forever cherished moment, dad surprise brought him to tears. Seeing not only one offspring but all three, so nice, many blessings❤️🙏🏽
There’s nothing like a family that loves each other.
Real man cry. Best gift ever to a father.
A real gift. The best!!! Happy birthday.
정말 이 말도 안되게 착한 세 남매들....
그리고 이 세 남매를 이렇게 착하게 키워주신 아버지, 어머니.....
2023년에는 이 세상 그 누구보다 행복하시고 건강하시고 로또도 맞으세요 ~~~~~~
💖THIS IS BEAUTIFUL! WHAT LOVING CHILDREN!
ENDEARING AND PRECIOUS!
💖HAPPIEST BIRTHDAY TO A MUCH-LOVED FATHER!