Jon Richardson Compares Having Kids To The Shining | Universal Comedy
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- Опубліковано 6 сер 2024
- This is not the loving father and husband Jon Richardson you see today in 2020, this is the polar opposite 2012 Jon Richardson, where kids are compared to a horror film.
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I actually know a couple who make a point to go "oops! Get up then, brush brush!" And they brush their kid off and send him on his way, and the kid legit never cries unless he's bleeding or broken something
This was normal parenting in my day. My mum used to "rub it better" and send us on our way.
Legit same. I'd run full speed into the wall or something, fall over and my mum would just go "ooh, that was a good one." 😂😂😂 I'd apparently pull a face, give my head a quick rub and then carry on
I had that approach and even a bloody nose etc and broken foot didn't make my lad cry, it Is best to not make a fuss or more importantly not panic around them when they have a accident, no good comes from it
My cousin's kid fell on the grass, everyone stoped and looked at him and i said "oh boy". He got up, said "oh boy" and continued running.
He’s exactly right. When my kids would fall, I’d say “you’re ok, shake it off.” And that’s what they did.
He's right though. I used to work in childcare, and we had several kids who would just laugh if they fell over because that's what their parents always did (not point and laugh, just a kind laugh). They only cried when they were actually seriously hurt. Then, one bloody day, a relief worker ran over and made a fuss when one of them had fallen. Ever since then that kid cried at the drop of a hat. Thanks woman ugh. The parents were pissed lol
Little kids takes their ques from mum and dad as to how to respond and feel about things
*cues
Mick *queues
I tried to resist but like a moth to a flame, couldn’t 🤣
@@IconFly It should be 'cues' in the OP's comment. Although yes the OP has spelled, not only used, 'queues' incorrectly.
@@Mike-me3sp No. They should learn how to queue from mum and dad
@James Actually, Mick is correct. You guys forced me to Google it.
Cue typically refers to a signal that encourages someone to take an action, while queue indicates an ordered line or file.
I knew I shouldn't have joined this 'queue' :)
He’s absolutely right. Little children are amazing when they look at you like you are a god! Problem is they grow and they understand you are clueless
his kid is almost old enough for this clip :D
“I tell you what, it’s not going on the fridge like that” 🤣🤣🤣
"You blow my mind" Brilliant!
Exactly right! Don't react and neither will they (unless seriously hurt)
Depends on the kid, done the same with both, 1 crys most times , other bounces up immediately, its personality based aswell. My toddler had a melt down , because he wanted to look at his sweets , but wanted to also wanted to eat them. His brain was blown by this concept.
My eldest was always rational and I would explain and she would be like oh
@@olibob203
My son was so rational, I explained saving his allowance to buy something nicer, and he did it on his own, at the age of 4.
My 2 year younger daughter is now 26, and she still has trouble saving for anything.
Oh, this is how my husband parents our kids. 😂 exactly how he parents them ! 😂😂😂😂😂
I have found being around children it's a toss up if you leave them on their own after they hurt themselves. Some will just get up and keep going. Other will start wailing and act like the world is coming down around them.
this is 99.99% dependant on how theit parents handle their kids hurting themselves. wailing parents raise wailing kids
I cannot do the baby language with children. I would be the most serious parent.
It's weird though. I would never have thought I would do baby talk, but I did. Now I'm a grandmother I don't do it, because I have learned over the last 50 years that most parents do it. Many parents seem to do it instinctively, so I think there is a real and genuinely valuable place for it. That said, when/if you have a very young child, you don't have to do the baby language if it doesn't feel right for you. Just talk to the baby/child gently and kindly about what's going on. Let your child's Grandparents, Aunties, Cousins, and neighbours do the 'baby talk'.
No law that says you have to speak like that, I never did!
I split my head open when I was 3 years old, and apparently was inconsolable.... because I was copying my mother's freaking out.
The second my father took me for the stitches I was calm up until the needle was near me cuz my father tensed. (Big man who could flatten you by accident so I knew something was up)
The point is kids copy your reaction, pretend they are fine and they will be.
I didn't care my head was literally split open, I cared my mother was reacting poorly.
I wasn't afraid of stitches, I was afraid that my mammoth of a father was afraid.
If both had acted calmly (impossible in this situation I know) I wouldn't of opened my mouth or shed a tear.
My son when he hurts himself looks to me for a reaction and it's usually me going 😬😬😬😬 which makes him crack up laughing.
Unless they have been shot, laugh when your kids hurt themselves and they'll become stronger for it.
He's so pretty 🥺
Rule at my friend's house was count to 10 after you hear the THUD of a toddler hitting the deck before making eye contact.
Legit watched a 3 y/o run full tilt, face first into the coffee table. Opened her mouth to cry, looked around to see if anyone was panicking, saw that no one was. She closed her mouth, shrugged it off, and went directly back to whatever she had been doing. Didn't make a peep.
A big change of how his daughter comes and calls him a loser nowadays
@3.50 that is so true as long as its not a serious fall it works a treat, they almost always do it again to make you laugh again.
"Don't tickle me like I'm a dog that's pissed on something."
What?
He's exactly right about kids falling over!!
RIGHT SO THE LAST PART, IT'S NOT JUST ME WHO DOES THAT
It's about a 12 second window Jon...I'm living the life. 30 seconds and the last 18 seconds have been filled with a million different thoughts. Jaffa cakes being one of em
he is kinda right on the kids falling bit, me and the missus never coddle our son when he falls over (1.5 yrs ) we just go "oppsie! up you go!" in a giddy voice (unless we see him actually hurting himself) and now he whenever he faceplants he justs laughs and stands back up.
my missus friend however coddles her kid for the most minute thing all the time, so whenever she trips or falls over, even just falling on her bum its hysterical tears and wailing for 20 minutes. and my missus friend cant even see how she has endorsed this behavior in her kid....
Oh looks like I'm number 31 - guess I'll do some bragging around the office today.
I just say opsie daisy up we get and if theyve got dirt on them you help rub it off. Although silence isnt always good sometimes silence is worrying, had a kid fall over head first without putting their hands out (not sure how they managed it but I saw it happen and even I was like how). I heard the crack and they stayed on the floor silent, theyd cracked their skull open just the face of horror on their face. I carried them to the first aider after rolling them over because no one was listening to me shout from help (this was within a school). They looked like a proper beat up child for the next few weeks where they have a lovely merage of bruises on their face.
Were there multiple kids who fell over because you keep using "they"?
@@thecentralscrutinizer I assume they just don't want to reveal the child's gender, but it really doesn't matter in this story, the point is, even though the poor kid got seriously hurt, they didn't cry.
@@thecentralscrutinizer I like to make children anonymous because I am referring to children I worked with as a teacher or as a teaching assistant. Their gender or name is not important.
Silence after an accident is way worse than a scream, that’s when you know it serious!
@@Pheluv my mom always said that she never cared much if we laughed or cried, but its was whem everything got silent she started to worry, becausr that meant that we either got seriously hurt, or was up yo no good or doint some shennanigans we were not sllowed to do, so i really nltice that difference with my kids now, my SO is always checking on the kids every 2 minutes, i generally leave them be unless they get silent (or i hear him getting hurt badly)
kids are tougher then mlst realize, they are made to survive first-time parents after all
Perhaps it was his comedy routine, but I can relate to everything he said.
For example, I really like a boys choir, but they are 10,000 kilometres away, and I don't have to deal with the non-choir bits.
I have a nephew who is 7 years old. I have never met him, and from what I have heard about him, never want to.
But strangely, my dog loves kids, so I have become a good actor at pretending I like them too.
Wut the f
When my little nephew would fall, my mom and I would laugh and then make sure he’s okay. Help him up, make sure there aren’t any injuries, then encourage him to keep playing. No fuss, just “oh! Hahaha, you okay haha?” If he got up after a second and laughed, we knew he’d be fine.
Man after my own heart 🤣🤣
not only do i no longer want kids but now i don’t want to eat this banana
Mackenzie Hamer you have my sympathy
I love him
Get up then, brush brush was how all boys were handled were I'm from. It made us learn to get up and try again if we failed.
One of the most threatening stand up comedy video thumb nails ever
yeah we'd say "oh! teehee, you went boom boom," when they fell so theyed laugh.
All my dad ever said was “shut up!”
By the way I loved my Pop!
wise words
That thing about kids that just pliéed them ground with their nose. Actually laugh, like in a nice way, helps a lot. At least at my ones. If you’re like „Huh! Oh my!“ they’ll cry. If you go „hey buddy, sniffin‘ the ground again?“ or „oh is it nap time again?“ they’ll most certainly laughter with you
I have to tell you that I have laughed at my kid when he fell over before and sometimes they laugh back, and other times they're mad at you and they think you basically made them fall so you could laugh at them
Fuckin welcome to being a parent lol
I'm the same way when it comes to the coloring. If the colors are ridiculous, I can't stand it
Rosalyn McFlaw even as a kid I couldn't handle it. Id look at other kids projects and frown wondering why they would put so many different colors and things togethers that don't belong. I actually have more acceptance of kids art now as an adult then I did back then.
@@khaxjc1 Same here. First grade, refused to colour the elephant anything but grey.
Even when I was a toddler I was judging the kids that coloured outside the lines
We actually did that with my niece, she had always been tough as nails (like her at the time 5 year old brother jumped on her and she just sat there like nothing happened) but we started cheering every time she fell as a baby and now she is a total badass, luke she wrestles with her 3 dogs, one if them is a fucking akida, if you know anything about akidas the fact that a young child wrestles with one for fun would drop your jaw
"The reason I want a relationship to work is because finally I'm starting to think I want kids" is anyone going to tell him you don't need to be in a relationship to have kids? Plenty of children need foster parents or adoption already.
Nah kids are better off with two parents if possible. Plus that's a huge responsibility for one person. Being a single parent on purpose is just making things unnecessarily difficult for you and your kids.
@@678crazydave can you provide some stats showing children are better off raised by the state than by a single parent?
@@JamieTwells it's been a year did you do end up getting married and adopting we've all been wondering lol
@@ridanann why have you been wondering? I don't understand - I didn't even say that was something I was considering.
No, I'm not married and I don't have kids, and have no plans to.
@@JamieTwells I figured it was a lovers tiff lol seems like if you do could just get on the same page about kids there would be wedding bells lol
Also who's watching after he had his beautiful little one? 😍
And now he has a child
he will have kids :D
😂 I actually do laugh at the grandson an of course he doesn't cry too much soft sopping ruins kids
I teach preschool and our first response is "you're okay!" and then subtly checking to make sure that's true (thankfully toddlers are apparently made of rubber!)
@@delfyinc if I go haha 😂 he looks at me laughs and carrys on if his nana goes aww come here an makes a fuss he's a whinger
@Karina Peters the content was about toddlers falling over or having a stumble nothing was mentioned about discipline and I certainly wouldn't beat any child
I have a nephew and when he falls over we all just say "boosh" in a positive playful manner. His grandma started giving him sympathy so now he falls over deliberately to get the sympathy...
It's a good lesson, I mean I'm an adult and if someone else is concerned/worried or scared about something then I tend to feel that same way even though I didn't previously. So I think it's a good thing to not show too much worry, concern or fear to children cos they pick up on it and you want them to feel strong and grow with their independence. Thats not to say sympathy doesn't have it's place with children though, there's circumstances where it's needed.
I’m that Parent that will laugh at her children if they hurt themselves after I’ve told them not to do it again because they will hurt themselves and I have no sympathy.
Audience was kinda dead
Facts not chat is right.
Spitty banana......ewwww
Why is there carpet in the kitchen?
Pete durr-vidson
Sixteenth mate, get on yer
Eighth ❤️
The audience is so dry
Actual 4th mate! Get in !
This is supposed to be fun but I am socially fucked up like this...
It appears I’m first not to flex or anything
It appears that I’m second not to flex or anything
@@billymiller3839 it appears i'm fifth not to flex or anything
I'm here to flex
💪
It appears I’m tenth and I’m here to flex 🙋🏾🙋🏾
69th like... tiger blood winning!
Seems like I'm 3rd not to brag or anything
Reading the comments it seems a couple of people think its a good idea to laugh at a child who has fallen/hurt themselves. Its really not. Jon is doing it for comedic effect - that should give you a clue.
I personally enjoy smacking them. They’re annoying little parasites.
Not funny. Something’s off.