Unlearning My Mom’s Parenting
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- Опубліковано 23 бер 2022
- Who said mother knows best?
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So Fam, when is the right time to talk to ur kids about the birds and the bees?
Jeannie I think there is no particular time to talk about sex with your kids I think you should talk to kids over time on their age level. Basically I think the process is a building process and you should use the actual word and names of the body parts just in case something happen to them the kids can tell someone what occurred and it's understood by anyone.
As soon as they're showing ANY interest AT ALL! That will be a different age for each child.....however,I made it VERY CLEAR from age 2 that their body was THEIR CHOICE. I never made my kids hug anyone-even family. If THEY wanted the hug offered,ok. But I was never that Mama who said..."Go hug Uncle Fred or Aunt Sally wants a hug,go hug her back". If they felt uncomfortable-I respected their body,their choice!
Your Mama gut will ALWAYS tell you Jeannie. Just never try to explain that gut feeling away...trust it and believe in it!! 💜💜
As soon as they understand words😄 I think it shouldn't be this bombshell but rather a gradual process over the years. I don't get why people have 'the talk', why not have 'the on going conversation'?
This sounds like my Hispanic family lol!!!
12 years old 🤷🏾♀️
Jeannie is a great example of why people should only have kids when they’re ready. She’ll be a great mom
Word!🙌🏾
Yeaaa 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
Well said!
Phenomenal mother I was on the verge of tears of happiness for her & I’m glad she changed her mind because she used to not want any
💯 percent! 😊 I’m not worried about Monaco Mai Jenkins
I love how Jeanie's Sex conversation isn't about having sex, the penis & vagina, but it's about teaching touching safety, consent, how to say no, how to set boundaries, and how to go to a safe adult for help.
Love this I’m definitely doing this 😊💛
Mine went to getting tested as well.
“I’m teenage when I pregnant. I didn’t know anything” powerful words from Mama Mai. My mother was a teenager when she had me too. I had to forgive her for a lot of things especially when I became a mom.
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Exactly! My mom had me at 19. I forgave her also.
Exactly, Jeannie is going to learn.. hopefully. I'm not optimistic because she's so immature but I still hold out hope 4 her.
You can forgive your parent and still process through the pain of their inadequacy… they are not mutually exclusive.
Becoming a parent made me realize how critical I had been of my mother and shed light on how many obstacles she had to overcome and sacrifices she made having 5 kids.
“The most important thing for Monaco to learn is-“ mama mai: Vietnamese language
😂 I love it
😂😂😂😂 so funny! I loved it.
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Definitely revisit the video after a few years and grade yourself on “how you expected to parent” vs “ the reality of parenting Monaco”
Hello! I said that I would NEVER do such and such, but then when those kids gets older, you loose all sense of being a "perfect" parent. 😒
One thing for CERTAIN, mama Mai is gonna make sure Monaco speaks fluent Vietnamese... LMBO 😂
Jenny your mom did the best that she could with the choices that she had. You will do the same. Being a grandmother is another stage, it allows you to see the errors you made and how it will affect the next generation if not corrected.
Nah that’s something an abusive mother would say “ I did the best I could “ nah you didn’t.
@@leftthatbehind6090 and how exactly do you know what kind of a parent this person was? Just talk about your own parenting experience will ya?! Your comment was so RUDE!
@@randomsthingsandstuff9285 Everyone is entitled to their opinions.
It's Jeannie talking like Momma Mai for me😂😂😂
Jeannie you are so correct about parents forcing kids to eat huge meals and then blaming it on starving kids in Africa… the whole meal won’t be the size of your fist tho but instead for example you portion of rice will be the size of your fist and the portion of meat will be the size of your fist… the stomach will stretch to accommodate
Yep. She's probably thinking of an EMPTY stomach!! 🤣🤣🤦♀️ fair mistake to make.
Maybe give them double the portion of the stomach and if she don't want any more, than good! If she wants more! Excellent!
Yes, and if I eat/don’t eat the food, doesn’t mean the kid in Africa will get it. How does it impact the kid in Africa?
@@fakeaccount704 Exactly 😂
Er. No. 😂 Your WHOLE stomach (in its original state) is the size of your own fist/hand! We stretch it with over eating over YEARS. We can train it down and shrink it again to fist sized, and learn to listen to it gut hunger signals. That's what Jeannie was talking about 😁👍
Consent talks should start as soon as a kid has language. It’s their choice if they want to hug a relative hello or wave. If they don’t want to be tickled, they have the right to say “stop” and the tickling stops immediately.
Bodily autonomy is step one of consent, and we often unintentionally indoctrinate children very early that they DON’T deserve it. “Oh, just let your great-aunt kiss you. It’s disrespectful to say no.” Things like that. NOPE. Respect is shown in many ways, but providing unwanted access to your body is never one of them.
I love this episode. Always funny to see the differences in parenting and generational thinking 😂
For real!
cant wait for another video after a year or two... there's no parent so perfect as an expectant mama with no children yet! 😉 ❤️
I LOVE how accepting Mama Mai is of "the G. A. Y." 😂❤️❤️❤️❤️
Jeannie : I spend a lot of time and money in counseling
Mama Mai: *Smiling and nodding*
😂😂😂
The love between a Mama and her daughter is unlike any other....just as is the love with sons. I have one of each and I am EXTREMELY CLOSE with them both..I can tell you I made mistakes that I would change today,but every mistake was lead by LOVE and doing what I felt was the right thing at the time....but through it all,the adults I got out of raising them,makes me very proud,so those mistakes were forgiven and they realize it truly was "When you know better,you do better". Mama Mai knows better now,and I believe will be the "Mama" as a Grandma that you always needed Jeannie. Just as Monaco will forgive your mistakes,bc she will know they were done out of love,and you'll be a better Grandma than Mama....however,you're going to be one hell of a Mama to that beautiful baby--I have NO doubt.
This episode will change lives....and the blessings that'll come from that-has LOVE at the core of them all.
Much Love to you both.
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We live and we learn for sure. Still learning as I go!
That's love all she do is Dogg her
@ymarrero23 🙏🙏
Starting your own family is a chance to break those cycles and instil healthier dynamics in your own children.
"I love Jeannie's accountability to do better with each generation as they didn't have all the right tool's and proper information back then vs. Now when it comes to parenting...HOWEVER; I would love to get Jeannie's view on parenting from her dad's perspective, I feel like sometimes too much fault is on mama Mai vs. including the dad and holding him accountable too on ways he could have done better and what changes need to be made too by him as he enters parenting as a grandfather."
I think at that time the dad was seen more as the provider, as where the women held it down at the household and took the responsibly of raising the kids.
@@firethoughts5193 "Yeah I understand... but woman were working too then and taking care of the home...I just hate it's so much pressure on women when it comes to how well your child is cared for or turns out to be...that's all." 😊
I agree! It’s starting to make me uncomfortable a little. I have no clue what Jeannie went through and of course we only see her mom on social media but it’s like how many videos do we need of her telling how many mistakes she made? And there is no way she’s never going to lie to her child…come on Jeanie lol! 😂
@@fine_art_wr Yes love...feeling the same. I love them both though.
No generation will ever be perfect parents. No generation will ever have " all the right tools". It is a forever learning process. The same grace we need to have with our parents our children will need to have with us.
Mama Mai looks like she’s so proud of you. Rebuilding your relationship, such goals.
Love Mama Mai she has the BEST intentions with a HUGE HEART! 💜
Yessss!
A parent is only human. You live and you learn. Overall, you raised a great strong smart daughter-Momma Mai-Great job MOM.
I taught my daughters and son about consent as early as 2. As a woman who has been through very traumatic sexual abuse as a very young child, I feel it is very important to educate your children as soon as they can start talking and have the understanding of what someone can do or say with them and their body. especially with young girls.
Hi, hope all is well. I am a victim as well, I’m truly sorry it happened to you. I’m a 22 year old woman and was wondering if you have any tips on how you recovered, healed, and cope? It would be greatly appreciated. Sometimes I feel like my life is over and there’s nothing to live for.
Thanks you as well. I will say it never gets easy and you will never fully recover or cope but it dose get easier with time .. I just take everyday one day at a time and keep moving forward. I do account a lot of my easy days to my three beautiful children whom show me unconditional love and show me there not all bad in the world. I hope things get better for you and stand with you to show courage and strength to not let the horrible past to define you . You can make it your life will get easier and times will get happier.
@@amp7853 I recovered by not pretending it happened. For the longest time, I acted as nothing had happened. One night I allow the events to play in my head. Then I wrote it down then I would say it out loud. I stood in front of the mirror and said what happened, over & over again.
I often felt dirty & ugly. But I had to remind myself that I was a child. It wasn’t my fault. It is NEVER your fault.
Remind yourself how special you are. Tell yourself you’re beautiful. Do the little things that make you happy. A pet. Creating a routine.
But writing my feeling is what happened me continue 🤍 I know the journey is challenging, but I believe in you 🤍 We all do ❤️
I’m so sorry you went through that. I’m glad your children will have a more empowered experience growing up. It’s especially important more sons are also taught consent so that they don’t violate anyone else.
@@CamilaSaurus exactly I tell my son all the time no matter what is going on you never touch another person without their permission period and if alcohol is involved you say no to be sure she is consensual and not just inebriated.. to many young men being falsely accused is a scary thing too.
Jeanie: We should always tell Monaco the truth.
Mama Mai: Not always. Why?
Jeanie: Its the right thing to do.
Mama Mai: But l lie good.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣.
Your mum needs a show all by herself. 🤣🤣🤣 l really cannot 🙈. She's so sweet though.
Now the parents rich lol 😂 she does have a point but loved this video Jeanie is right with so much though and was so respectful ❤️
😂😂😂😂😂”your parents are rich, I buy you what we you like” 😂😂😂 I fricken love it. So cute… made my day. Thank you!
This convo is soooo necessary to heal generational trauma and the f'd up ish we absorbed or experienced in our families. Parenthood- for me - has been grace grace grace and then more grace - thanks Jeannie for sharing!
“the most important thing Monaco will have to learn is…”
“VIETNAMESE!!!”
love it Mama Mai ❤️❤️❤️❤️🤣🤣❤️❤️
All I can Say is that I'm so glad she became a mommy. She's got so much love and wisdom to give, Monaco is blessed❤️
Your Mother is too cute, she got me really laughing!🤣🤣🤣
Jeannie that is an island thing. My mom use to tell me, “There’s people in Africa who is starving”. But I love my mama the way you do yours
I think many parents used that line. I'm European and heard it as a child.
@My_name_is_Poetry M It's just a traumatizing statement that gets a quick result.
Jeannie you’re not thinking too far. I’m so grateful my mom believed “if you’re old enough to ask you’re old enough to know the TRUTH.” But what she failed to express was when a man tries to pressure you or dating, etc. you are doing it right Jeannie.
Motherhood fits her so much
I love that I’m a “G-A-Y!” 😂😂
Jeannie Mai Jenkins will be an awesome Mom 😍😍
Absolutely love this!!! Jeannie thank you for always being so transparent and open with us. This was an amazing episode!! You are an amazing mom I know it!!
Yay!! Heyyyy Jeannie !💚
Hey jeannie
Aw Dekedria!! Thank you ❤️
Makes me so happy baby Monaco will be taught what consent is and how to speak up if feeling uncomfortable. That talk would've changed my entire life. I am so excited for your and Jay's parenthood journey together ☺❤ and omg school didn't teach me anything important about sex either, what a mess 🙄
Definitely. Such important topics I wish my younger self was taught as well!
unfortunately it wouldn't have changed mine bc they still would've sent conflicting messages. for example, if we had had that talk and then i said no to something, they would've forced me still, and if something happened to me they would've said "well we taught you that" even if they didn't let me practice. i think after something did happen to me, the only reason they didn't blame me was bc they realized what they did by never teaching me. so to me, it's important to not only preach those messages but also exercise your right to say no and to let your kids do the same 💗.
People have all sorts of ideas on how they’ll raise their child …once the child gets here its different from what you thought. I understand why Mama Mai says you’re thinking so far ahead. It’s a constant learning experience, plans go out the damn window.
I don't even have kids yet and this is what I was thinking too😂
I have a 16 year old and I said all types of things beforehand… ultimately you don’t know what you’re talking about until you have a child and even after that you still don’t know🤣🤣🤣
@@blackswan3000 this is very true, but also, as a parent, I know that there are somethings that are important to me with regards my children and no matter how many curve balls life throws or how much we wing it and just take each day as it comes, these pre planned ideas and thoughts and notions serve as some form of parenting anchor.
You can decide to never lie to your child for example, as Jeannie mentioned.
Reality and real life and stuff happening doesn’t need to change that decision.
It’s a very independent stance.
Same with teaching consent and boundaries…
same with teaching kindness and respect…
Yes you learn everyday, and things will change, but your parenting pillars (so to speak) remain.
@@Nkem_O Keep living!
This is an important topic. Our parents parented based on the knowledge they had at the time. We have been exposed to a lot more information and should use that to do better and be better.
I MISSED THESE EPISODES SOOOOO MUCHHH!!!!!😩😩 GLAD TO SEE BOTH OF YOU BACK! ☺
I think Monaco and Mama Mai will have a very close relationship
Lmao listen Mama Mai Has me so weak. She said “ the more you talk, the more no action “ lmao that’s so funny to me!!
Jeannie needs to give her Mama more grace. We all start parenting thinking we will be better than our own parents. Sometimes, we end up exactly like them. Life is so interesting.
The part about never lying to kids, I'm with Mama Mai 😆 We'll see!
I love these videos because they are so honest. Mama Mai comes from a generation of parents that didn’t speak much about anything, a spanking and that was it. My parents too made many mistakes but now as an adult with my own children, you learn what not to do. It’s all a learning process. But one thing for sure your going to be an amazing mother. And mama Mai and the rest of the family will all be wonderful. God bless you all.😘🌻👏
Managing our way mothers always love to love us were good she’s the best cook ever ever
paul: "why 'we'll see'?"
mama mai: "i lie good, they don't know"
lol 🤣🤣🤣
One thing I've learned that if your child asks a question ALWAYS tell them the TRUTH.. and make sure you tell them they can trust you guys with any problem they may have.. my mom taught me that.. I'm glad she did
Sometimes they're too young or sensitive for the whole truth so it should be age appropriate.
Mama Mai is hilarious😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
It is very impressive that she is open to criticism, it is not the most comfortable position to be in as a parent
Love you guys 🦋
Mama mai said the baby will love her more than her parents 😂 😂 so she will lie and buy her everything she wants. Lord! 😂
Momma Mai can do no wrong in my eyes. 💞😍🥰😘
Mama Mai is just the best now😂❤ didn't know her back then obviously but she is the best right now. She is literally sitting there Jeannie saying "you overfed me! You hit me sometimes" etc but she literally is being so cool about it. Not defensive. It's like she knows that she was at fault with regards to how Jeannie needed her(Mama Mai) to parent her (Jeannie), and now she is willing to even be exposed to the world if that's what she needs to do. She's so cool about her mistakes being out there and she is even saying things like "yes, I was wrong" and "you are correct". Man. Big ups to her for her attitude in this video.
Jeannie you're so right never put a lot of food on a child's plate and making them eat all of it .
Jeanie's whole demeanor and energy is positive.You can literally feel it.I want to embody that.
Hi beautiful ladies!!! We have to remember that our parents are humans. Humans make mistakes. I give my parents a bit of grace because they did the best they could with the knowledge they had. When you know better you do better.
That’s exactly how I feel! They are humans! Grace and forgives should be extended. Also, I feel like if they gave us food, clothes, an education and protection they did their best.
Hilarious and adorable! The hair, the glasses, the old school innocence. Mom loves Jeannie so much 💓 😭🤗🥰 Mom could do stand up lololololol
I am not under the illusion that I know how you were raised or what your family has gone through but it seems to me that Mama Mai deserves more credit than what she gets. She seems to be a passionate, loving person with a huge heart and great sense of humor. I Just don’t understand why she gets put down for the choices she has made. No one is perfect. We were all young and made mistakes at some point. What is important is that you learn from them. It’s seems that Jeannie is trying to “break the cycle” but I also think Mama Mai was young and inexperienced and did the best she could. Mama Mai will be a wonderful grandmother, you can already see the love that she has for the baby 😊 Let’s lift each other up and appreciate our moms and the sacrifices they made for us.
Yes, but she didn’t do the right thing with regard to teaching Jeannie about consent, and didn’t believe Jeannie when she told her what happened to her as a child. This is why she gets a lot of flak, because her choices really impacted Jeannie. Her temper also really impacted Jeannie. What’s important now though is that everyone is trying to do and be better
Well said!
I think you should go watch their old video. There's a lot of trauma in this family and Jeanie experienced a lot of pain. I am proud of Jeannie for being strong enough to work through that trauma and still show up wanting to work on her relationship with her mom. Also love how Mama Mai is listening to the different perspectives openly now.
Mama Mai is keeping it real lol
Mama on 💯. Some things you can hope to be and work on being but the practical will be something else. You can think you will teach portion control and get a kid that loves food. Gobbles it down and cries when you take it away. Then when they get old, they will be like how you are to Mama Mai and say you always took food away even though they wanted more. The point is kids will challenge your being and you will not automically respond how you hope or they will not always be like you were. All the best. Pray, keep trying but no matter what you do, your kids will always have sh*t to say about how you didn't do as they hoped. Usually it's because you think you are helping , protecting them or trying to control a situation/behaviour.
I wish they would go back to teaching this to kids though. When I was in elementary school we learned the “uh oh” feeling. We went in depth about personal boundaries, knowing where it’s okay to be touched and where it’s not okay. Also, knowing nothing is your fault and you should always tell an adult you trust!
Your friend the GEE AYE WHY! 😂😂😂😂 that was hilarious! I love mama mai.
This was an interesting episode to watch. The truth is most of our parents do what they think is best for us and even when they fall short, alot of them are just trying to do better than their parents did.
There is no such thing as a perfect parent. No matter how hard you try I think your child would always think there's something you could have done better. The important thing is that we learn from the mistakes our parents made and we try to do better than they parents did. I love that you are trying to be better for daughter.
I would love an episode on how you and Jeezy find parenting! How do you guys split up responsibilities, etc?
🤣 I am on mama Mai's side "We'll see."
love love love mama mai , she deserves appreciation she has done great job for her experience and background. love when she say learn Vietnamese first 🤣
Same with my grandmother, she'll give me more food and insist I eat all. I'll always sit next to the trash just so I can throw the food away without her knowing. She'll tell me ,,"if you eat all your food I'll give coca cola" 😂😂
Mama Mai said "Monaco or Monica" lmao. This episode was HILARIOUS!
Mama Mai said 'I lie good they don't know'🤣🤣🤣🤣
Mama Mai is everything 🥰🥰🥰
Jeannie just remember that you are who you are because of mama Mai so don't think you know more than her when she raised you. I feel like mama Mai doesn't get the credit she deserves and I've watched your videos where she talks about her horrific upbringing so if she was able to raise you up right, she must know something. Instead of wanting to unlearn her parenting, maybe learn to hold onto the good parts from it and add your own wisdom to it. It's similar to how kids always think that they know more than adults until they become an adult themselves and then they see it for themselves and learn that the adults were right all along lol. But kids swear their lil friends know more lol. Good luck and very happy to see you transition into this exciting new phase as a mom! I'm sure you will do a great job but cut your mom some slack cuz she actually can give you some pointers if you would give her a chance. The irony is that you both seem a bit stubborn but you swear it's just her lol.
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💯 She will never truly know until she becomes a mother. Now she has that chance to incorporate her own parenting and learn the struggles her mother had to go through. My Vietnamese mother was very toxic growing up. Recently, she caught me scolding my son about something and told me to not do that. She told me there are many things she regretted doing to us when we were young and she didn’t know any better and didn’t want us repeating those same mistakes. It really touched me to know she was aware of her shortcomings as a young mother and helped me understand that we are imperfect human beings regardless of how much better we think we’ll be than our parents. All we can do is appreciate their effort and try to do better without thinking we are better. Stay humble. ✌️
That part
I agree.
She needs her own channel man
Great video Jeannie, I love that you think ahead in the future. Having a goal for the future allows you to prepare your present actions to reach that goal!!
I think she is so correct at having a vision of how she wants to parent! I think that's absolutely spot on!
And I think that probably all mothers do that (at least the good ones!) And thinking ahead how they want to tackle some more challenging aspects/topics/behaviour!
By having her clear vision she'll know how and WHEN to implement it! No point trying to teach the kid AFTER the fact!! After maybe a pattern was set!
I love Momma Mai 💗
I have a very emotionally distant relationship with my mum, she is there physically but never was emotionally. I’m pregnant with my first child and
I decided to get therapy and I’m so glad I did! I’ve learned through the ways my mother raised me it caused me trauma and it impacts me more then I ever could of known. So hopefully through some hard work i will be able to work through these issues and not repeat it with my child!
I love love love Mama Mai, she is the coolest, down to earth lady I would love to meet!! She is innocent and so darn funny, gotta love her!!!
Missing you Jeannie Mai and Momma Mai
Jeannie, maybe you'll read this, maybe you'll not, but I will put it out to the universe: I have been watching you on TV since your "How do I look"-days, I remember it being on TV in Norway (where I live) and I enjoyed it so much and thought you were a great host. I was just a kid back then. And then suddenly I was so happy to find you on The Real when it first started, and see all of your amazing growth! I am now a 25-year old woman and I can honestly say that I am so proud of how far you've come and that you deserve all the happiness. All the blessings to you!
Great video! I can so relate with you both, and I'm sure my mom could too.
We miss you Jeannie! Looking forward to seeing you again, it's been a couple of months since Monaco was born. Hoping you're doing well and wishing you good health!
I love this episode. No lying ever.....
As a teacher, we are told to never make promises or lie to students.
As a parent I can see the temptation to lie (usually to avoid tantrums) but with my kids I'm honest and we work through their feelings about it after.
YOU are RADIANT and SOOOOOOOO VERY BEAUTIFUL, JEANNIE⭐🌟⭐🌟⭐👏👏👏💯‼Parenting is such an IMPORTANT topic .I REALLY thought that I was the WORLD'S BEST PARENT until MY 3 adult daughters explained ALL of the hurtful things that I did. I had to learn to HEAR/LISTEN w/o defenses, excuses or explanations so that THEY could release the pain that they have been carrying since their growing up years AND so WE could have the most POWERFULLY AMAZINGLY LOVING relationships that WE NOW ENJOY and TREASURE🙏💚😇💯‼
Thanks so much for this information Jeannie! It's opened my eyes.
I love u both so much❤️ you guys are so transparent and I love that you both are so honest about how u feel that’s important that parents and children can speak their truths and say I’m sorry and move on and help each generation get better!❤️
Mama Mai thought Jeannie was thinking way ahead! And when she kept saying let the teacher teach her I was laughing!😂😂 Great video Monaco is blessed and lucky to have u as a mother Jeannie!💞💞💞💞
Lol 😆 thanks for putting out content that’s real and relatable!!! I love the fact that you are using the things you learned from therapy to help you have a better relationship with your mom. God bless you and your family!!!!
This was hilarious. Mama Mai will catch on. I know she will be a great grandma. Jeannie and Jeezy remind me of my husband and me. I'm Vietnamese, and my husband is African American. This December will be our 10th anniversary and we've been together for 14 years. We don't have kids yet, but always have dreamt about having some. Hopefully, soon, since we are still young (kind of), I have fertility issues. But I love their relationship!
When your baby gets older she's going to look back on these videos cry, smile, laugh and love that she can get to know and love and grow her grandma and see how things were back then you know 2000 to present.
I love this! I see what Jeannie’s saying about the sexuality part, and agree, and I also see how mama Mai might do that because she doesn’t want to out someone if they haven’t come out yet on their own which is thoughtful in that way!
Go Jeannie. This mama agrees with you 100%. Good on you for having the courage to have this convo with mama Mai now rather than later
Mama Mai is a hoot!!!! I really loved this conversation.
I loveeeed this Jeannie wow I’m so proud of you, you are just growing like a rose keep pushing yourself love! ❤️ love you love this may God bless you guys!!
You guys just made me smile and I needed it today. Thank you. The dynamic you have with your mom is special Jeannie💕
Your mom is on another level but you cant help but love her. she always means well.. 💖🙏🏽
One of the best most important & loving episodes ever!!♥️
I was a teen mom and was never taught about sex. It would of definitely changed my outcome. You are right u should teach your kids about everything that happens with their bodies. Another thing is that school doesn’t teach about all the medical conditions you can get while pregnant or even lose your life. That’s something that i talked with my daughter about as well. Thank you for doing this episode ❤️
Love this! This talk was inspiring and just so good.
Absolutely loved this episode. Its so important to have these conversations. Thanks Jeannie and Mama Mai for always being so open and honest about your life experiences. Its so weird how our parents generation did the same kind of things the world over and now we are a new generation trying to parent the best way we can, the world over. We see your intentions Jeannie and we love Mama Mai's detours too. ❤❤❤
Awh I can see Mama Mai feels a lot of guilt that's why she keeps avoiding the sex subject 💔 Love you guys and love the relationship you guys have built together ❤
Yes.
I absolutely love your videos. Love your momma as well she is super funny. May God bless you and your family always.
Wow, Jeannie Mai really touched on a lot of really important topics that I completely relate to 🦋💎
The background music is impeccable! This conversation was hilarious 😂🤣
Thank you and well done Jeannie for talking about all this important issues that can avoid so many bumps down the road
I loved this so much ( mom 32 of a 13 yr old daughter & 10 yr old son ) , well we can see Jeannie that we all have a lot more in common than we think! It’s a lot I look back on how my mama & I were , the way you were raised the good & bad is why u are the way you are today and that goes for all of us and now u see and want to do things differently but that old skool way will still always be essential 🤍 much love y’all !