I told my Dad when I started my period, I was 14. And was so beyond excited I thought at that point it would never happen for me. My Dad went to the shops and bought me some pads then we figured out together how to attach the pad to a pair of my knickers/underwear (the pad had “wings”) 😂 That was 32 years ago. My Dad has now died and it’s those funny intimate moments that remind me of how kind, funny and patient he was x
I think it is great that they’re educating the boys as well. Especially after the boy said he has seen it in many movies and the other said he’s seen it in ads. It also helps them to be kinder to girls who can have issues with them down the line, so they won’t pick on them in class if they have an accident.
I appreciated that, too. I think it's great for their sons to be educated, they can help/sympathize with or understand their sisters, possible wives or daughters, or even just female friends in the future. Education helps everyone.
@@elibreezy sometimes periods leak, which is what the comment was referring to. I remember when girls used to leak through their school dresses and we’d quickly tell each other or give each other our jackets to wrap around our waists because the boys at our school would tease us if they saw.
Yes! Normalise periods earlier! I’ll always remember my friend’s first period story. She was 8, had never heard of a period, went to the toilet, saw blood, passed out and her mother found her hours later. How many other little girls get it and think they are dying?
I thought I was dying when I didn't stop bleeding. I was 11, and I'd never heard of a period. I remember I saw blood down there and I thought I'd accidentally cut myself or something. But it didn't stop, so I went crying to my mum. She calmed me down, sorted me out, sat me down and explained.
The father and son duo warm my heart. He is clearly really comfortable talking to his dad- and the father is doing a great job of explaining things. We love to see it!
@@Tjuri10 it’s really important that you explain to the kids about sexuality naming the things by their name and without using metaphors so the kids can explain themselves better and report abuses etc
Oden and his father are both open-minded and their conversation seems like a normal/casual convo in their home. So heart-warming and sweet aaa. He's raising him right! ♥
Exactly how it should be! It IS a normal conversation. It's a biological function that has been around since the dawn of our existence and absolutely nothing taboo or to be embarrassed about.
Yeah oden is going to grow up with a very healthy view on women’s periods. Nothing more immature than embarrassing a chick for something she can’t control that is natural
I hope the mother was kidding about wanting to do it to her daughter, cuz that would be traumatizing child abuse. She shouldn't have even joked about it. The girl was NOT amused by any of that.
I'm glad the father is educating his son about vaginal functionality. Not enough fathers care enough to even inform themselves, let alone their children.
@@LegionIvory yep I agree. It should be normalized and be something that's not taboo to talk about. If you're a man and you have any interactions with women, it's helpful for you to understand what we go through.
When I was a teenager I had the heaviest periods, and I was a super deep sleeper, so when I tossed and turned, no matter how big my pads were, I’d leak. So my mum started giving me adult diapers to wear to bed when I was on like day 2-4 of my period. Laugh all you want, but it helped so much bc I didn’t have to ruin my sheets and slept without anxiety about leaking. I was so anxious to tell other people, but I told my best friend and she started doing it too and was like “omg genius”. The other alternative was having a smaller, thicker blanket that I slept with under me and if it leaked it didn’t go through. Now I’m on the pill and my periods don’t get heavy enough to warrant that, thank god.
@Paper Magpie That’s actually a great idea, I need to look into those, because I’m always scared of getting TSS in the night from tampons (since I sleep through alarms occasionally).
“When you have your periods, that just means that your body’s healthy.” I wished I knew this when I was 7th grade, I had my period for 2 years before my older sister due to poor eating/nutrient deficiencies.
Oden is surprisingly mature for his age , even when the feminine products he was holding were explained he didn't drop them immediately like most kids do. No "ew" etc. It's nice seeing such an educated father and son duo.
When Ehan says that he will know when his sister has her periods, I fully believe him. My fifteen-year old son has downloaded an app to tell my daughter when her periods are coming and he is keeping some pads in his schoolbag in case...
Using the proper terminology to children for the human anatomy is so important. Kids who are more comfortable talking about their bodies are more likely to be able to disclose when something uncomfortable is happening to them.
As a teenage girl, I never let my mum give me the talk. She was about to bring it up and I (respectfully of course) cut her off letting her know that I was already very aware of what she was trying to tell me. I also didn't need to tell her when that fateful day came because she just kind of knew, walked into my room handed me a pack of pads and left.
But that's not the way it should be. Wherever we get the information from ourselves are not reliable sources because there are only 2 obvious ones, either internet which has all kind of bullshit or it would be from friends, who are as smart as we are so elders who care for us are really the only reliable sources for children and every parent should give the talk, not leaving gaps for children to fill themselves.
@@nilanjasa007 well that's the sad part that parents themselves are not educated on how to handle these situations. In these cases schools should take up the responsibility of providing accurate education. Because with the internet, the sources that children fall upon are not very often the right ones. Most kids are not going on health forums but p*rn when they search up the net for anything sexual.
This reminds me how much work girls have to do just to make babies, long before we find a partner. We're made to go through this hardship even if we don't want children. Periods can start as young as 7 years old. We experience multiple symptoms and setbacks before and during our period (e.g. PMS, PMDD, anxiety, acne, hairfall, lethargy, pains, soreness, leaks, flooding, smells, stickyness, bacterial and fungal infections etc). We could have a range of different medical problems that can affect our menstruation and reproductive health (PCOS, Endometriosis, Andenomyosis, Fibroids, Polyps, PID, hymen and vaginal abnormalities, cancers etc). We spend so much money on feminine hygiene products, and do so much work managing our periods (wipes, washes, tampons, pads, cups etc, constantly changing and cleaning them). We physically and mentally suffer trying to conceive (especially for IVF treatments), carrying a child, losing or aborting a child, and even risk death giving birth. We could be forced to raise children on our own, and endure post-natal problems (hairloss, depression, incontinence, diatasis recti, vaginal prolapse, breastfeeding issues etc). Our time to naturally have children is shorter than men's, and we suffer the impact of menopause in the end. And yet, females are still seen by some people as the "weaker sex". To anyone who shame girls for their period, especially boys: remember, you wouldn't exist without them!
My grandma had thirteen kids and I don’t know how old I was but I asked how did you get pregnant so much? She told me that when she washed her underwear with my grandpa’s she would get pregnant. I totally believed her and thought I was going to get pregnant by my dad. 😂😂
NOOOO my grandma told me they were for when u get your gallbladder out it’s a gallbladder pad and I forgot about it until I learned what an actually pad was and I was SHOOK
My mother explained periods the way I hope to teach my children. She told me, just like a mamma bird has to make a nest for the eggs to hatch, a mamma human has to make a good environment for the baby to grow inside of her. Unlike birds finding feathers, fluff and other things though, since it's internal, the body makes it out of blood and stuff (I didn't learn about uterine lining specific vocab at the time). If there's no baby though, there's no need for the nest so it comes out. It can hurt because your muscles are squeezing it out and it feels weird because of its location in your tummy. Made sense to me when I asked at 7, and was not at all afraid when it happened to me at 12.
Thank you for having Chloe and I here, Chloe has asked me when this will be posted for a while! We definitely had fun or I guess from peoples comment I had too much fun. Chloe learned a lot, and thank you for being patient with us. This was so new to Chloe and I grew up not having this talk. Just my mom chasing me with my underwear 😅 & Yes. I grew up in a Filipino household where smearing your first period underwear will make sure you don’t get acne. They also make you jump from the second step so that you grow taller. There’s soo many filipino superstitions out there that I grew up on and some I do follow. I’m not sure if I’ll be able to do the whole period smearing on Chloe cus I’ll be busy crying 🥲
I don't remember it myself but apparently I was 6 when I first asked my parents where babies come from, and I was told the whole shabang of sex, periods, birth. Everything. Then I proudly presented my knowledge with an impromptu presentation in preschool the next day. I'm so glad I can't remember that.
@@WouldntULikeToKnow. I have endometriosis and the pill made my periods WAY worse. I don't think they're the best idea for people who have my condition 😖
@@WouldntULikeToKnow. It helped me a lot too. I used to throw up nearly every time and couldn’t walk and now I barely feel it. Plus I don’t dump heaps of blood like I used too. I could fill up a menstrual cup in about 3 hours every time 🥲🥲
i always felt like there was something wrong with me because i never had cramps, and my anxious brain started thinking things like "what if i can't ever have a child?" or "what if this is an early sign of cancer?". i looked into it and it turns out i am *very* lucky
Kudos to Oden's Dad, he seems really cool and well educated! I'm sure the boy grows up to be a great person. :) Also, I feel sorry for all the little girls, they're probably terrified now.
When parents do period talks I think the bit the bit kids get thrown by is flow. I think periods sound a bit scary when kids get the idea period comes out like a constant stream, almost like urine. Though you can have a big gusher time to time, for the most part you aren’t aware of it leaving the body. I think we confuse girls into thinking it’s like a little tap that turns on. Some women do have really crap luck with periods and can have crazy flow I’m sure (sorry you guys) , but for the most part it really is imperceptible.
I mean, I think it might be quite equal. In my life I’ve known about equal amounts of women who have easy periods and ones who have crazy ones. Also, because period type and flow often runs in the family, the girls who’s parents discuss heavy flows probably are gonna be more likely to have them (cause if the mother has them, the child probably will too).
I remember having that talk with my baby two years ago. My wife told her everything while I was on the verge of tears the whole time. The timing was kinda perfect because she started like four months later. She had her "my first period kit" ready to go. She was a tmi machine for a while.
I know some people are just scared to talk about these Normal things with their kids but i find it rediculouse like just tell them. If you are confident they will be too. My sister in law didn't tell anything to my niece and she had it early and was so scared. Just tell them don't let them get scared.
My grandma had absolutely no idea what was going on when she got her first period. She ran to her mom because she thought she was dying. Her mom just laughed. When she told me that, it broke my heart. Education is so important.
Honestly I loved watching the Dad talk to his son about periods. It’s good to have that conversation with children regardless or what sex they are so it’s not stigmatized.
I absolutely love how mature the dad and his son were. So refreshing to see them being compassionate about the subject. The dad did a great job explaining it!
this is so so important. my mother never even told me what a period was until i GOT it. im glad theyre having this conversation, and that a lot of them are having it so maturely.
Fairly certain Cut is the parent company, and the Hi-Ho channel is specifically reserved for kid content and Cut for adults. I suppose they put this video on Cut because not every child of every age is ready for this conversation yet, and/or some parents might not want it popping up when they allow their children to watch the Hi-Ho channel.
It's so wholesome to see this and them teaching their kids from young, especially boys because I remember when I was 19 having to explain the difference between pads and pantyliners to my bf (19) when he saw his older sister's panty liners.
this video is so important and heathy for kids to watch, same with the relationships in the videos, but my fav was the father and son duo, a lot of men have no clue how periods work so seeing them talk about it made me so happy
I wish one of my parents had explained this. I got mine when I was 12 or 13. I didn't know how my cycle worked until I got pregnant with my son at 25 with my ex-husband. He is my only child. He will be for 4 this year
Got mine at 13 years old, while taking a bath 🛀, was never taught about period, I was quite shocked for a long time, didn’t understand what’s wrong with me. I was upset at my mom for not talking to me about it, and it took me a while to accept it
Even menstrual hygene does have cultural diffrences. Would love a video about this! Until a few years ago I've never seen an american tampon. In Germany we only use the tampon without the plastic help for inserting. And the cups are very common. :)
more importantly is to find out that info your self, esp if your a young girl. this is where the internet can be confusing. you see info from one area and think your all set, only to find its different in your area. even for women who travel, know the customs and supplies in advance, dont get caught short
I never had any talks with my parents about anything pertaining to puberty. I found out about everything through the internet. Didn't even learn about anything in sexual education in school.
this is really nice to see kids been talked about it as young as they are. My parents never taught me anything about periods or sex ed and all I know about menstruation or sex ed is from the internet or doctor visits. i hope I can be a better mom to my kids if I ever get one and talk about stuff like this with them and not ignore it.
the kid w the father and the mother with curly hair n her daughter have the best relationships, they do not rlly feel awkward or embarrased w each other, and both kids are rlly listening n learning
Oden and his dad are amazing! I love how they were able to talk about this and it wasn’t weird for him. Oden is going to be a great partner for a girl... if he chooses to like them of course.
i agree, but friendly reminder that you don’t choose who you’re attracted to! wether you’re straight, gay, bi, or anything else, you were born that way, it’s not a choice. /nm
@@thegrandproject7409 it's not only teaching their kids, it's teaching other children who may not have the opportunity to talk to their own parents/guardians about this kind of stuff. It's educational more than it is 'off' to some viewers - I don't know why nature needs to be hidden really.
@urachulnan ur mom for some reason you’ve commented 3 times explaining how disgusting you believe periods are on this exact video. I’m assuming you’re a child probably male as no woman would ever say this particular comment. They’re uncomfortable sure and can be gross sometimes but it’s apart of life you need to grow up and if your a cis man and date women it’s going to be a bit difficult for you. But otherwise if you’re are a boy or a girl either way it’s a good for you to accept that nobody will ever date someone like you.
At my school, they taught us about our period from 5-7 th grade, they also told the boys about as a brief and told the girls a detailed version also demonstrating how to take care of your period. After I got my period, i felt that it is important for kids to know about periods, when you know about it , you don't really need to be shocked when you get it.
The kid who described the soup film layer, that was actually a really unique way of thinking! I mean, the lining does kind of look like that amongst the blood, so he wasn't too far off!
I told my Dad when I started my period, I was 14. And was so beyond excited I thought at that point it would never happen for me. My Dad went to the shops and bought me some pads then we figured out together how to attach the pad to a pair of my knickers/underwear (the pad had “wings”) 😂 That was 32 years ago. My Dad has now died and it’s those funny intimate moments that remind me of how kind, funny and patient he was x
Aw, that's so heart warming. Sure your dad was a Great person :)
he sounds good like an amazing father!
What a beautiful memory
Rest In Peace to him. I’m glad he loved you and showed patience.
So youre 46 now?
I think it is great that they’re educating the boys as well. Especially after the boy said he has seen it in many movies and the other said he’s seen it in ads. It also helps them to be kinder to girls who can have issues with them down the line, so they won’t pick on them in class if they have an accident.
It will also help educate them for potential future relationships 😆
I appreciated that, too. I think it's great for their sons to be educated, they can help/sympathize with or understand their sisters, possible wives or daughters, or even just female friends in the future. Education helps everyone.
@@omogenews WHY RE YOU SPAMMING EVERYWHERE
What??? When has any boy ever made fun of a girl for having her period?? This comment is stupid
@@elibreezy sometimes periods leak, which is what the comment was referring to. I remember when girls used to leak through their school dresses and we’d quickly tell each other or give each other our jackets to wrap around our waists because the boys at our school would tease us if they saw.
Yes! Normalise periods earlier!
I’ll always remember my friend’s first period story. She was 8, had never heard of a period, went to the toilet, saw blood, passed out and her mother found her hours later. How many other little girls get it and think they are dying?
Yep, me
I rly thought I'm dying and was alone at home
Later in School it was explained but I was used to my period by then, too late
@@lesyeuxsansvisage1157 lol, I wasn't explained anything either.
I thought I was dying when I didn't stop bleeding. I was 11, and I'd never heard of a period. I remember I saw blood down there and I thought I'd accidentally cut myself or something. But it didn't stop, so I went crying to my mum. She calmed me down, sorted me out, sat me down and explained.
@@Sweetpeafan its sad when these talks happen after the fact
*Cue the 'Carrie' movie intro*
"Plug it up! Plug it up!"
The father and son duo warm my heart. He is clearly really comfortable talking to his dad- and the father is doing a great job of explaining things. We love to see it!
🥰🥰 yes I agree
He actually did a terrible job
@@Andreaa_os okay!
@@Andreaa_os how though? Just curious
@@Tjuri10 it’s really important that you explain to the kids about sexuality naming the things by their name and without using metaphors so the kids can explain themselves better and report abuses etc
Oden and his father are both open-minded and their conversation seems like a normal/casual convo in their home. So heart-warming and sweet aaa. He's raising him right! ♥
no
Exactly how it should be! It IS a normal conversation. It's a biological function that has been around since the dawn of our existence and absolutely nothing taboo or to be embarrassed about.
@@dickburrows7819 yes.
Yeah oden is going to grow up with a very healthy view on women’s periods. Nothing more immature than embarrassing a chick for something she can’t control that is natural
Damn just wanted to write the same comment !!
“Look at my face I barely have pimples now” “makeup” 💀💀💀💀💀💀💀
That is horrifying. 💀
Im filipino. I dont believe that shit. Thats the first time i heard that. 🤢 cmon dude lol
@@11josiahf well, you're a dude...
@@11josiahf ikr same I’m also Filipino and have never heard of that 😭😂
I hope the mother was kidding about wanting to do it to her daughter, cuz that would be traumatizing child abuse. She shouldn't have even joked about it. The girl was NOT amused by any of that.
Man, the dad and the little boy were totally the most mature about it. 👏👏👏
I'm glad the father is educating his son about vaginal functionality. Not enough fathers care enough to even inform themselves, let alone their children.
@@LegionIvory yep I agree. It should be normalized and be something that's not taboo to talk about. If you're a man and you have any interactions with women, it's helpful for you to understand what we go through.
The other kids were younger so...
@@DA-js7xz and yet I know grown men who aren't as mature about it as that boy. So age does not directly affect maturity.
That's because it wasn't going to happen to them.
When I was a teenager I had the heaviest periods, and I was a super deep sleeper, so when I tossed and turned, no matter how big my pads were, I’d leak. So my mum started giving me adult diapers to wear to bed when I was on like day 2-4 of my period. Laugh all you want, but it helped so much bc I didn’t have to ruin my sheets and slept without anxiety about leaking. I was so anxious to tell other people, but I told my best friend and she started doing it too and was like “omg genius”. The other alternative was having a smaller, thicker blanket that I slept with under me and if it leaked it didn’t go through. Now I’m on the pill and my periods don’t get heavy enough to warrant that, thank god.
Whenever I’m on my period, I always think it would be easier and better if I just wore a diaper.And never leave my home until it’s over 😅
Thankfully 4 yrs after starting mines they made ones that go all the way back or for extra heavy flow peeps
I need to start buying diapers pads always leak through at night for me
@@SkydivingNude We’ve all been there ❤️
@Paper Magpie That’s actually a great idea, I need to look into those, because I’m always scared of getting TSS in the night from tampons (since I sleep through alarms occasionally).
Mom: When mommy has a heavy period flow that means a lot of blood is coming out of mommy
Daughter: Gags
Me: girl you'll get there🙂
Are you dying?
@@omogenews why is there so many spam comments on UA-cam recently 🙄 reported
Maybe or maybe not lol some actually don’t get their periods
@@kailamoore5331 Well I mean every person with a uterus eventually gets their period if they have a healthy body-
@@lilcinnamonroll9577 that’s not how it works…some still have a uterus without a period😭
“When you have your periods, that just means that your body’s healthy.” I wished I knew this when I was 7th grade, I had my period for 2 years before my older sister due to poor eating/nutrient deficiencies.
Wait ure telling me 7th grade is too early and it was due to poor eating etc? No way.
@@ananthim7358 i am guessing that they meant that their older sister was the one with nutrient deficiencies
@@ananthim7358 i got mine in the summer of 5th grade
7th grade is normal af.
@@ShinyLight99 Thank you! That’s what I meant.
Oden is surprisingly mature for his age , even when the feminine products he was holding were explained he didn't drop them immediately like most kids do. No "ew" etc. It's nice seeing such an educated father and son duo.
@urachulnan ur mom i mean theres 137 likes so yea, people care enough 💀
When Ehan says that he will know when his sister has her periods, I fully believe him. My fifteen-year old son has downloaded an app to tell my daughter when her periods are coming and he is keeping some pads in his schoolbag in case...
That is so adorable! I love that he is looking out for her!
So sweeet 💕
ok but why doesnt she have it on her phone?
@@MsDudette21 because she loses her phone all the time... ;)
@@isabelleraskin4911 lol she's gotta download on of those find my phone apps ASAP!
Love how the dad could explain it better than the mothers lowkey
no, they all explained it pretty well. especially the mother who was clearly bilingual, at least
True lol
No they could all explain it well
Lowkey
no i think they explained it well
Using the proper terminology to children for the human anatomy is so important. Kids who are more comfortable talking about their bodies are more likely to be able to disclose when something uncomfortable is happening to them.
The boy: Do i get a period?! :D
😆 The enthusiasm
When I was younger I thought males had a cycle 😭
@@anon2218 When I was young I always envied people who didn't get period, lowkey I still do T_T
@@anon2218 I though they had vagina too
@@piddimon_yt
Lmao and I see periods as apart of nature. Older I get the more I see my period as magical
Son,can we have a little talk?
Oden: Yes dad,what are you interested in 🤔
As a teenage girl, I never let my mum give me the talk. She was about to bring it up and I (respectfully of course) cut her off letting her know that I was already very aware of what she was trying to tell me. I also didn't need to tell her when that fateful day came because she just kind of knew, walked into my room handed me a pack of pads and left.
Same
Same
But that's not the way it should be. Wherever we get the information from ourselves are not reliable sources because there are only 2 obvious ones, either internet which has all kind of bullshit or it would be from friends, who are as smart as we are so elders who care for us are really the only reliable sources for children and every parent should give the talk, not leaving gaps for children to fill themselves.
@@sakshamtyagi9652 I mean I learnt a lot from school and my older sister but yeah, I get what you're saying.
@@nilanjasa007 well that's the sad part that parents themselves are not educated on how to handle these situations. In these cases schools should take up the responsibility of providing accurate education.
Because with the internet, the sources that children fall upon are not very often the right ones. Most kids are not going on health forums but p*rn when they search up the net for anything sexual.
This reminds me how much work girls have to do just to make babies, long before we find a partner. We're made to go through this hardship even if we don't want children. Periods can start as young as 7 years old. We experience multiple symptoms and setbacks before and during our period (e.g. PMS, PMDD, anxiety, acne, hairfall, lethargy, pains, soreness, leaks, flooding, smells, stickyness, bacterial and fungal infections etc). We could have a range of different medical problems that can affect our menstruation and reproductive health (PCOS, Endometriosis, Andenomyosis, Fibroids, Polyps, PID, hymen and vaginal abnormalities, cancers etc). We spend so much money on feminine hygiene products, and do so much work managing our periods (wipes, washes, tampons, pads, cups etc, constantly changing and cleaning them). We physically and mentally suffer trying to conceive (especially for IVF treatments), carrying a child, losing or aborting a child, and even risk death giving birth. We could be forced to raise children on our own, and endure post-natal problems (hairloss, depression, incontinence, diatasis recti, vaginal prolapse, breastfeeding issues etc). Our time to naturally have children is shorter than men's, and we suffer the impact of menopause in the end. And yet, females are still seen by some people as the "weaker sex". To anyone who shame girls for their period, especially boys: remember, you wouldn't exist without them!
I agree so much
Yes, without the respiratory system, you wouldn't even live. Boys, take notes
@@Ionlyeatchipzeveryday huh?
@@huskylover8167 i think they mean reproductive not respiratory lol
@@alicia_grace LOL!
I love when that one kid cleans the table with a tampon when some hot sauce gets on there 😅
He just learned they were absorbent, so he put them to use! Lolol
My mom told me those pads were for catching babies when I was younger. I was shocked to find out what it’s actually for. 🤣
I mean, in some weird unfertilized way - she didn’t lie 😫😭🤣
My grandma had thirteen kids and I don’t know how old I was but I asked how did you get pregnant so much? She told me that when she washed her underwear with my grandpa’s she would get pregnant. I totally believed her and thought I was going to get pregnant by my dad. 😂😂
NOOOO my grandma told me they were for when u get your gallbladder out it’s a gallbladder pad and I forgot about it until I learned what an actually pad was and I was SHOOK
@@missdelaney7340 OMG!?! 😂😭🤭
@@missdelaney7340 lmaoo
My mother explained periods the way I hope to teach my children. She told me, just like a mamma bird has to make a nest for the eggs to hatch, a mamma human has to make a good environment for the baby to grow inside of her. Unlike birds finding feathers, fluff and other things though, since it's internal, the body makes it out of blood and stuff (I didn't learn about uterine lining specific vocab at the time). If there's no baby though, there's no need for the nest so it comes out. It can hurt because your muscles are squeezing it out and it feels weird because of its location in your tummy.
Made sense to me when I asked at 7, and was not at all afraid when it happened to me at 12.
I love that!! Using this metaphor along with the proper terminology for periods would be a great way to explain periods to kids.
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Thank you for having Chloe and I here, Chloe has asked me when this will be posted for a while! We definitely had fun or I guess from peoples comment I had too much fun.
Chloe learned a lot, and thank you for being patient with us. This was so new to Chloe and I grew up not having this talk. Just my mom chasing me with my underwear 😅
& Yes. I grew up in a Filipino household where smearing your first period underwear will make sure you don’t get acne. They also make you jump from the second step so that you grow taller. There’s soo many filipino superstitions out there that I grew up on and some I do follow. I’m not sure if I’ll be able to do the whole period smearing on Chloe cus I’ll be busy crying 🥲
:D
I don't remember it myself but apparently I was 6 when I first asked my parents where babies come from, and I was told the whole shabang of sex, periods, birth. Everything. Then I proudly presented my knowledge with an impromptu presentation in preschool the next day. I'm so glad I can't remember that.
HOLY SHI-
I mean that is indeed education LOL
Show and tell must have been wild
dayum I asked my mum where babies came.from when I was like 6, and it was the most akward conversation I've ever had
@Crow Preschool in Sweden is age 6. Kindergarten is 1-5, preschool 6 and real school 7 and onward.
@Crow Nah it's fine, don't worry about it. 🙏
1:27 death it feels like death. Unless you’re among the lucky few who don’t get cramps.
@@WouldntULikeToKnow. I have endometriosis and the pill made my periods WAY worse. I don't think they're the best idea for people who have my condition 😖
@@WouldntULikeToKnow. I’ve heard some people say it helps bet some people said it just made their periods more irregular or worse
@@WouldntULikeToKnow. It helped me a lot too. I used to throw up nearly every time and couldn’t walk and now I barely feel it. Plus I don’t dump heaps of blood like I used too. I could fill up a menstrual cup in about 3 hours every time 🥲🥲
I wish they would be 100% honest with little girls. It really feels like death.
i always felt like there was something wrong with me because i never had cramps, and my anxious brain started thinking things like "what if i can't ever have a child?" or "what if this is an early sign of cancer?". i looked into it and it turns out i am *very* lucky
I’m glad this is a thing, because i’m barely learning this type of stuff now
@@omogenews can you not
Being a woman sucks sometimes 😳
Yup, last month it was extra horrible. In pain all night and puking.
Being a human sucks sometimes
@@yoshi_1803 truth 🙌🏻
"sometimes"
yeah It does and always will
Kudos to Oden's Dad, he seems really cool and well educated! I'm sure the boy grows up to be a great person. :)
Also, I feel sorry for all the little girls, they're probably terrified now.
Okay but like I learned everything by myself bro 😭
same -
It’s not easy becoming a woman. Any of y’all can HMU for period advice!
me toooo😭
The little redhead boy and his dad make me so happy. I love how honest and open they are.
When parents do period talks I think the bit the bit kids get thrown by is flow. I think periods sound a bit scary when kids get the idea period comes out like a constant stream, almost like urine. Though you can have a big gusher time to time, for the most part you aren’t aware of it leaving the body. I think we confuse girls into thinking it’s like a little tap that turns on. Some women do have really crap luck with periods and can have crazy flow I’m sure (sorry you guys) , but for the most part it really is imperceptible.
I mean, I think it might be quite equal. In my life I’ve known about equal amounts of women who have easy periods and ones who have crazy ones. Also, because period type and flow often runs in the family, the girls who’s parents discuss heavy flows probably are gonna be more likely to have them (cause if the mother has them, the child probably will too).
the chemisty between the dad and son, loved it. ❤
I remember having that talk with my baby two years ago. My wife told her everything while I was on the verge of tears the whole time. The timing was kinda perfect because she started like four months later. She had her "my first period kit" ready to go. She was a tmi machine for a while.
Oden and his dad are hilarious. "What're u looking at?" 😂
Love Oden and his dad - they seem more comfortable with the topic than the moms. All great parents!
I know some people are just scared to talk about these Normal things with their kids but i find it rediculouse like just tell them. If you are confident they will be too. My sister in law didn't tell anything to my niece and she had it early and was so scared. Just tell them don't let them get scared.
My grandma had absolutely no idea what was going on when she got her first period. She ran to her mom because she thought she was dying. Her mom just laughed. When she told me that, it broke my heart. Education is so important.
*“like... blood peeing... or something”* I LOVE THAT 🤣
Honestly I loved watching the Dad talk to his son about periods. It’s good to have that conversation with children regardless or what sex they are so it’s not stigmatized.
Ethan and Helena looks so grown up😭. I feel old.
I absolutely love how mature the dad and his son were. So refreshing to see them being compassionate about the subject. The dad did a great job explaining it!
It makes me so happy to see a dad explain it to his son. He did pretty well.
It's the father and the son for me honestly!💙☺💯
Awry the father with the son is so empathetic and caring and that young boy will grow up to be such a loving kind man! 🤗
So incredibly wholesome!
I’m so proud of the little man in the tie dye blue shirt w/his dad. What a mature lil sweetheart 😆
Who else thought they were adult nappies / diapers when they were younger 😂😂
Quality content
this is so so important. my mother never even told me what a period was until i GOT it. im glad theyre having this conversation, and that a lot of them are having it so maturely.
So, cut and hi-ho kids are owned by the same company, huh?
Fairly certain Cut is the parent company, and the Hi-Ho channel is specifically reserved for kid content and Cut for adults. I suppose they put this video on Cut because not every child of every age is ready for this conversation yet, and/or some parents might not want it popping up when they allow their children to watch the Hi-Ho channel.
1:37
“Do I get a period?”
That got me laughing real hard
“I get alot of ads”😭
"Oh uh- can we keep the hot sauce?" Ethan was so funny 😭
It's so wholesome to see this and them teaching their kids from young, especially boys because I remember when I was 19 having to explain the difference between pads and pantyliners to my bf (19) when he saw his older sister's panty liners.
BRO I'M DYING 🤣, the boy literally wiped the hot sauce up with a tampon
“ blood comes out of your pepe “
That’s what my family calls milk you give to babies 😭
“you’re welcome to use the hot sauce” “whaaat is that”
The soup thing made me laugh so much. I love kids, this is golden.
The kid comparing a soup layer to a period was the kicker for me
1:51 I had no idea people did this!
this video is so important and heathy for kids to watch, same with the relationships in the videos, but my fav was the father and son duo, a lot of men have no clue how periods work so seeing them talk about it made me so happy
“Ca- can we keep the hot sauce?”
😂😂💀
"is that a cough drop" Im sorry but the cough drop tampon is sending me 😂😂😂💀
I wish one of my parents had explained this. I got mine when I was 12 or 13. I didn't know how my cycle worked until I got pregnant with my son at 25 with my ex-husband. He is my only child. He will be for 4 this year
Aww take care of the baby!Good luck
Got mine at 13 years old, while taking a bath 🛀, was never taught about period, I was quite shocked for a long time, didn’t understand what’s wrong with me. I was upset at my mom for not talking to me about it, and it took me a while to accept it
Even menstrual hygene does have cultural diffrences. Would love a video about this! Until a few years ago I've never seen an american tampon. In Germany we only use the tampon without the plastic help for inserting. And the cups are very common. :)
Wow, that seems cool. I wouldn't have minded a party ;)
more importantly is to find out that info your self, esp if your a young girl. this is where the internet can be confusing. you see info from one area and think your all set, only to find its different in your area. even for women who travel, know the customs and supplies in advance, dont get caught short
1:03 that's a really apt comparison to the texture of uterine lining! It's crazy that he was just like, oh I've got something for this 😂
I never had any talks with my parents about anything pertaining to puberty. I found out about everything through the internet. Didn't even learn about anything in sexual education in school.
In india we have a whole movie about periods and sanitary pads.
It's called "padman"
I’m so glad kids are way more aware of this nowadays. I imagine the scene when it happened in the past… man.
this is really nice to see kids been talked about it as young as they are. My parents never taught me anything about periods or sex ed and all I know about menstruation or sex ed is from the internet or doctor visits. i hope I can be a better mom to my kids if I ever get one and talk about stuff like this with them and not ignore it.
I loved the chemistry between the siblings ❤
I like how the kids ask questions and the parents did really well also.
I love this. Kids are the best and parents explaining “uncomfortable” topics is dope!
The Filipino mother was great. The last sentence she told was absolutely right!
1:36 LMAO " do i get a period"
the kid w the father and the mother with curly hair n her daughter have the best relationships, they do not rlly feel awkward or embarrased w each other, and both kids are rlly listening n learning
Oden and his dad are amazing! I love how they were able to talk about this and it wasn’t weird for him. Oden is going to be a great partner for a girl... if he chooses to like them of course.
i agree, but friendly reminder that you don’t choose who you’re attracted to! wether you’re straight, gay, bi, or anything else, you were born that way, it’s not a choice. /nm
Oden using the tampon to wipe up the hot sauce he spilled absolutely SENT me. His dad DID say it was like a lil sponge 😂
Same 🤣 I love that kid!
So, it was basically an ad disguised as an educational video.
Isn't that what sponsorships are? Besides, it benefited the kids
It WAS an educational video, with an ad at the end 😊
It’s Oden dabbing up the hot sauce with a tampon for me 😂😂😂
All the people calling this weird or gross are either immature or just kids.
Yes, only children are allowed to be weirded out because they're still learning. Adults really should reveal no shock, that's just dumb.
Parents SHOULD teach their kids this, but doing it on camera? It just feels "off" to me.
@@thegrandproject7409 I personally don’t mind because it could teach some other kids about periods.
@@thegrandproject7409 it's not only teaching their kids, it's teaching other children who may not have the opportunity to talk to their own parents/guardians about this kind of stuff. It's educational more than it is 'off' to some viewers - I don't know why nature needs to be hidden really.
@urachulnan ur mom for some reason you’ve commented 3 times explaining how disgusting you believe periods are on this exact video. I’m assuming you’re a child probably male as no woman would ever say this particular comment. They’re uncomfortable sure and can be gross sometimes but it’s apart of life you need to grow up and if your a cis man and date women it’s going to be a bit difficult for you. But otherwise if you’re are a boy or a girl either way it’s a good for you to accept that nobody will ever date someone like you.
The mom in the red top does it the best, it's just a natural thing, explains it like it's not a big issue, answers the questions the kid has. 👍🏿
I *LOVE* HER!!!
I follow her personal Tik-Tok channel.
I honestly have…
THE BIGGEST *CRUSH* ON HER!!!
LOL!!!!
✨☁️🌈💙🤟😘🤟💙🌈☁️✨
kids are so precious oh my god
At least it was explained to them and not expected to be explained by older siblings.
I love these, they're so funny
The only thing the boy learned: can we kee the hot sauce
Need more parents explain series & more Ethan - Helena... 😅
0:25 this laugh- tf-
Along with being very attractive, that dad explained things relatively well. Good on him!
At my school, they taught us about our period from 5-7 th grade, they also told the boys about as a brief and told the girls a detailed version also demonstrating how to take care of your period. After I got my period, i felt that it is important for kids to know about periods, when you know about it , you don't really need to be shocked when you get it.
My mom never explained anything about periods to my sisters and me, fortunately I learned from my older sister, who learned from…🤷♀️🤷♀️🤷♀️
When the dad said “a little mini sponge you put up there” so casually 🥲
Wholesome
The boy dabbing the hot sauce with the tampon 😂😂😂
Philippino mom: “Do you know what periods are?”
Daughter: “No?”
Oh my god child you are in for a rude awakening
When he dab up that hot sauce with that tampon. I lost it! 🤣🤣🤣🤣
i liked how the red shirt woman explained it:)
Omg I’m wheezing legit wheezing at the soup comment. Kids crack me up
I’m 25 years old and I knew less than the kids 😂😂😂
The kid who described the soup film layer, that was actually a really unique way of thinking! I mean, the lining does kind of look like that amongst the blood, so he wasn't too far off!