Parents That Caught Their Kids LYING - REACTION
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One of my favorite memories is my daughter and I having that same "did you have any" conversation. She was and had chocolate all over her face. I'm talking cheeks, forehead, everywhere. . She got MAD that I kept saying " I KNOW you had chocolate." And she was angry that I didn't believe her. So I took her into the bathroom and told her to look in the mirror. She started laughing so hard. It's such a good memory
Awww so sweet!
@@Khaleesi_Of_Kittens lol, yeah, but itbcan be forgiven cause she was 8 😂🤣
🤣🤣🤣🤣 that's so dang cute lol
Thats adorable! My son at 3 was covered in Meringue mix all over his mouth and hands. Swore black and blue "I didnt eat it" best photo ever!
I feel like we're just glossing over that this family has the kids call Mary, their grandma, GRANDMARY
I LOVE IT
I noticed that and loved that too!
My brother and I were at camp together in swim part of the day. We didn’t want to swim that day and told the counselor as such. When she asked why, I whispered to the counselor that I had my period. When she looked at him and asked why he didn’t want to, he said “same reason as my sister” 😂
Almost 40 yrs ago but still love that one 😂😂😂
Sounds like an awesome brother!
Lol
this is so funny, ahhaha
😂😂😂😂
During my second year on FB, a friend posted a photo of her 14-year-old daughter. A male friend of the family commented, "Boy, I'd like to poke her on Facebook." The jackass pretended he couldn't understand why the mom was upset, and, predictably, accused her of over-reacting. She didn't over-react. She just realized her male friend was a creep at heart.
Yikes!
That’s disgusting. And kinda chilling.
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When you find out your friend is a pedophile
I guess at least she knew to not let him get anywhere near her daughter. Creepy.
My mom always told me, ever since I was little, "If you're going to steal.....at least hide the evidence". Wiser words have never been spoken.
When my brother was little, Mom told him she could always tell when he was lying because he got a black mark on his forehead. After that, he always covered his forehead with his hand so he wouldn't get "caught". This worked quite well until he finally got smart enough to stand in front of a mirror when he lied.
Brilliant!
I do a similar thing with my little girl. I told her her ears go red when she lies so now she covers her ears when she's lying 🙈😁👌
I love it! I'm going to use this for sure!
That's funny 😂
Lol I tell my grandkids their ears turn red so they always ask after they fib if their ears are red lol
the boy with the m&Ms... I thought he found chocolate laxatives lol! I was so relieved for his parents when it was just m&Ms
I told my daughter that her tongue changed colour when she lied but she figured it out after looking in the mirror 😂
Also, the first lie she told, she stood in the doorway and proclaimed that, she “hadn’t spilt milk on the kitchen floor”, to which I replied, “have you spilt milk on the kitchen floor?”
She then looked stunned and said, “how did you know?” 🤣🤣
This was what my sister told my nibblings - that their tongues turned purple when they lied. She added to it by saying that it was something only grownups could see so if they asked each other or looked in a mirror it still held up. In the last year or two it changed to grownups being able to tell by your eyes, because you’re growing up and so your tongue doesn’t change anymore. I’m going to be really sad when that doesn’t work anymore, not because of the catching in a lie, but because it’s one of those things like the Easter Bunny and Santa and they just seem to be growing up so quickly.
@@HulaHula667 I know what you mean, when my daughter was little she didn’t realise that when I spoke through the baby monitor it was me, so I invented a character called Blue (who she listened to a lot more than me lol) and the day she figured out it was me, she was fine but I was devastated as it felt like the end of an era and just showed how fast she was growing up. She’s about to be 16 and I cant wrap my head around it, the years really do fly by way too quickly
I once caught my son (5yrs old @ the time) eating a cookie I told him he could NOT have!!! When I asked “Why did you eat the cookies?”. He responded “I’m NOT eating them I was TASTING them!”. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
When my boys were around 8, 12 & 13, we noticed things missing, food eaten and blamed the boys, they denied and said, “maybe a robber is coming in the house and eating our food and taking stuff!” I told then “that’s ridiculous, you are all grounded until someone confesses!”
then I noticed my youngest sons brand new tennis shoes missing that we bought for school. That did not make sense??? So I staked out the house after coming home early when the kids would come home and then go to the neighbors for supervision until I got off work. I saw 3 neighborhood boys ride up on bikes after my kids went to neighbors, one hung out watching and the other two kids went into the house. I called the police but the one kid recognized me and warned the other two and they ran away. My kids left the door unlocked everyday…ugghhhh! These kids came in ate food, mainly all the snacks, watched tv and took things they wanted. The police said they had to catch them in the act, I told them where one kid lived, and asked him to please go and at least check it out. The cop had a description of all the items, including the shoes…..and when the cop went to the house, the kid literally wore the shoes to the door, so the cop took all three of those kids to the sheriffs department, called the parents. It was hard I watched an 8, 13 and 14 year old crying, scared and shaking, but I pressed charges, as they needed to learn a lesson!
My kids were telling me the truth. I felt bad and apologized. They wanted a free pass next time they got in trouble, LOL I said NO. 😂
Good on you for pressing charges. I usually let kids off when it's just a small mistake or something. But dang, entering a house and stealing stuff are giant red flags! Imagine them growing up like that!
If you don't mind me asking, did they receive a punishment? Hopefully they learn their lesson and not do this anymore in the future.
They had the 'free pass' for leaving the doors open... And you did well, pressing charges, this is beyond a children' mischief
If anyone ever stole anything from me or my family, no matter what their age, I'd press charges. both kids and adults need to be taught a lesson, and please make sure you lock the doors!
I wouldn't have believed my children at first either 😂😢
Criminal mastermind? That would be a fourth-grade girl I taught years ago. No classmate liked her because she was always taking things from others. In my private school fourth graders would switch classrooms, and every time her class would go into a classroom the teachers would remove EVERYTHING from their desks because something would always go missing every time she got close to a teacher’s desk, and you wouldn’t even see it happening. Of course, the mother got called in, and she was at her wits end. She told us stories of all the stuff she did at home, and the worse one was when she figured out how to apply for a credit card in her mother’s name, GOT IT, and bought plane tickets to Orlando to go to Disney World. Took her to a psychologist but never saw what happened after that because she took her to another school. The girl got 100s in everything by the way. Brilliant. Teachers would have meetings to figure out ways to challenge her and keep her busy and stop her from thinking about what destructive thing she could do next. We recognized her brilliance and tried our best to guide her in the right direction. I wonder what happened in the other school. She should be in college by now. I still worry about her.
Sounds like a sociopath.
My first husband was like that. He was very good at stealing, and credit card fraud. He usually got away with it. When he was 15, he broke into a neighbor's house and stole valuables and was caught. The neighbors dropped charges because he was "such a charming boy, he just made a mistake".
That was the problem. He was very charming; tall, blonde, handsome and had the most gorgeous eyes I'd ever seen. I fell like a rock, but after a month of marriage, realized I'd made a horrible mistake when I saw his other side. He has no conscience whatsoever.
We were only married for a year. Things went horribly wrong. He murdered my father when he lost any visitation rights to our son (because of extreme abuse). He got away with that too, so my son and I relocated 1500 miles away and I changed my name.
My son has his father's gorgeous green eyes, but thankfully does NOT have his psychopathy.
That's some Frank Abagnale shit.
@@LazyIRanch I'm so sorry that happened to you. My condolences for your Dad. 💝
@@victoriawilliams2786 Thank you, it was 26 years ago, but I will always miss my sweet dad, and feel horrible that I brought this monster into our family.
I'm still close friends with his mother, my son's grandmother and my ex-MIL. Some people in my family think that's wrong, but she's a wonderful person and it certainly wasn't her fault.
I think it's better to find the good in any bad situation. I'm blessed to have her in my life, and she hasn't seen or spoken to her son in 25 years. The last time was when she testified against him in court, and he told her, "You're DEAD to me." 😢
He hurt everyone, especially his own mother.
I think some people are just born "bad".
@@Vashtappening33 Right? "Catch Me If You Can"!
Funny thing is as a child I was an amazing liar. Everyone assumed I couldn’t lie because I was loud and hyper. My mom finally found out when she asked me not to tell my grandma where we got some toys she bought us. She was super religious and my mom was afraid she would disapprove of the festival she took us to see. My grandmother asked me where we got the toys and I looked her straight in the eye and said we got them at King Soopers. I also added that mom got them because they were on sale from the Easter section. The conversation moved on and later when we got in the car my mom whipped around and asked me where I learned to lie like that. I just pointed out that she didn’t want my grandma to know 😂. I was probably 6 or 7. I can’t lie worth a damn now 20 years later.
I swear, I think kids lie more so that they don't get in trouble with something they did wrong and they know the parents are gonna come down on them, but now as an adult, we mainly lie so either we don't hurt someone's feelings, or for the cheaters, yeah to still not get caught or be in trouble. But I find a lie (a little "white lie" we adults like to call it) when let's say we didn't want someone to know we went somewhere or did something without them so we wouldn't hurt their feelings.
That kid with the M&Ms just did not care. He looked at his dad like: Yeah, I am in the wrong here but I am halfway through this bag so let me finish.
Kids have all the audacity
He was like yummm 🤣🤣
@@camilagurgel603 kid probably thought daddy was filming a funny video
I thought at first that he was eating chocolate laxatives bc he was at the medicine cabinet. 😂
@@hayleymariemills Me, too, then they would have taken him to the hospital because that would have been considered poison. That would have given him an "atomic" case of the runs! It'll be bad enough if he ate that whole bag at one sitting.
When I was 5 years old, I ate 5 orange flavored baby aspirin, thinking they were candy. They looked like Pixy Stix mixed with just a little water to make a pill, they would melt in the mouth, leaving a powdery feel on the tongue. I didn't have to have my stomach pumped, but my parents had me drink milk to coat my stomach. They kept the other medicine and Clorox pretty well hidden, though, and there weren't child locks on the cabinets.
You can tell the kid has no discipline and he doesn’t take is father seriously in the slightest. Everyone is laughing now but that could get him in a bad way..
Just recently my middle school grandson “borrowed “ his brother’s school tablet and wrote a bunch of very not nice things about a teacher- including a few cuss words. He couldn’t figure out how the school knew it was him and not actually his brother. What he found out is that the school issued tablets have the cameras on in the background at all times. So he essentially recorded himself trying to frame his brother. Oops!😬 And Charlotte, if baby shark is still upset with you, remind him that shark week starts July 24!🦈
Or she could tell baby shark there's more than one shark in her repertoire and he/she can be easily replaced!
Camera being active is unethical and slightly unlawful. Some schools have gotten in trouble.
I love that the m&m boy continues to eat the m&m’s even after he was caught. Getting those last few in before they’re taken away😂
I thought that this kid is so disrespectful against the parent! He should have more respect.
"I sang extra loud for the Lord that day." made coffee come out my nose.😂😂😂
Hey Charlotte! Congrats on 1 million, here's hoping a speedy trip to the next million.
Love,
The crazy fan girl who made that One Blanket XD
So well done! Love the part with Lucille Ball!
That blanket is EPIC! Very cool!
the blanket was very nice of you.
Oh my god that blanket killed me! You dear, are a legend!
@@hiredshinobe7713 Thanks so much!! I let out all the creativity and weirdness I possessed haha
When my sister was like 6 she tried to get me in trouble by writing my name on her stuff but at the time, obviously, her penmanship wasn't the best and she wound up writing a couple of the letters backwards. My mom knew immediately but instead of calling her out had us both write my name on a piece of paper, and then it was pretty clear lol
I remember when I was young, I whisked the melted chocolate and it splattered all over the table, so i put the whisk down and pretended to watch tv, when my mom came back she went "hmmm i wonder who did this? a ghost?" then my dad chimed in "yeah didnt see anyone do that, must've been a ghost" as I acted nonchalant LOL
When my daughter was 3 we were dog sitting for a neighbor. I was cooking dinner and realized it was too quiet. I found her and the dog in the bathroom with new haircuts. She had a bald spot where her bangs ones were and the dogs expensive well groomed mohawk had disappeared. She told me the dog said neither of them should have bangs. Needless to say we were never asked to dog sit for the neighbor ever again
The first girl looks like mini Charlotte eating chocolate . Charlotte seems to have been a very interesting kid and teenager 🤔 . Drinking before choir from her parents bottle and then buying 150 dollars worth of toys using her parents credit card 🙂 . When her nephews and nieces come along with their wild antics , Charlotte can proudly say with her Edna Mode impression "ah dahlings , your experiences are my memories" .
Like the darling little cake-eater, Charlotte was probably just too darn cute and funny to get in trouble!
I'm hoping her parents have video of her when she was little that she might share with us some day!
How about it, Charlotte? We'd love to see you as the little stinker we ALL know you were! 😘
@@LazyIRanch me too . Maybe she will post some videos of her mini version some day . Maybe with the title "Own your farts ...ahem faults" . 🙂 . Anyway if i remember correctly, you too seem to have had a lot of fun in your younger years . Please regal us with more of your younger days adventures . 🙂
One of the best strategies my mum and dad used when me and my brother were little was the magic mirror. Our parents would see whatever bad things we did in their magic mirror. "Do I need to get my magic mirror today?" "I saw what happened today in my magic mirror..." my bro and I would fess up straight away. Usually it was a phone call from the parents in our school community or emails from teachers that dobbed us in enough to make mum or dad bring up the magic mirror. They told me as an adult sometimes they would do it just to see what we fessed up to though, not even because they had heard anything.
As a child, I used to question why my parents never believed me (even though I was clearly lying) but now it makes a lot more sense just how bad I was at it.
When I was younger (and still today) I was a horrible liar, and my parents knew it very well. Both of them kind of made it a game to see what kind of story I would I would pull out of my butt when they ask me questions. The reason for this is though I'm a bad liar I had one hell of an imagination to make up for it. These stories would range from whimsical fantasy to down right horror scenarios.
It was only years later my mom finally ask why I didn't tell the truth when she, for example, ask how my day was in kindergarten? I honestly said that the reason was that there was nothing to usually talk about, and I was already tired from the entire day. All I wanted to do was either watch cartoons, draw, or even take a nap because I was already mentally check out from the day. It didn't even matter if it was a good day, bad day, exciting, or boring as heck. I just didn't want to talk about it.
That sounds exactly like Dr. Seuss's It Hapoened on Mulburry Street - nothing happened on the way home from school, so he created a wild story about what he saw on the way home. Quite coincidental!
Sounds like you need a psychiatric check up lmaoo
It’s a legit crime for anyone to be watching your videos without subscribing.
Congratulations on 1 million!! 💜
We told our kids that their ears turn red when they lie... They always try to cover their ears now 👍😂
Lol these kids are like Amber Turd on the stand when Johnny’s team asked her if she had “donated” all her divorce money “yes, I pledged the whole amount”
the changing eye color is a literal game changer 😂
When my son was little, he lied to me about something, I don’t remember what, he’s a pretty good kid.
I do remember I said to him “don’t bullshit a bullshitter”. He looked at me funny. He asked what that meant, I explained, adding I was a kid too, and did stuff too, I made up stories and fibbed to my parents too. “I know all the tricks” I said.
We laughed. We have a great relationship. He’s 18 now, and whenever he’s even attempted to be dishonest about something, he can’t, he cracks himself up.
Said the same to my boy. I love it when he says, 'How did you know?' He's such a bad liar, and I'm so grateful. We have some great laughs.
I'm soooo happy for you reaching one million subs!! I'm so proud of you and I enjoy your videos with my morning coffee!! Congrats and you really do deserve 10 million subs!!
When I was younger my mom and dad could smell anytime that my brother and I were lying. It was an exercise in futility. My grandpa was even worse. We lived in a house where the stairs creaked for everyone but my grandfather. We would be able to act accordingly when someone was coming up the stairs for everyone but him. It was like he knew how to float. We would be messing around and having a good time and all of a sudden there would be a hulk of a man standing in the doorway followed by what are you doing. Scared the crap out of us every time. Never did figure out how he did it.
My son is almost 17, but for his entire life, he's never been able to lie to me without smiling.
My daughter is the same. She's 26 now, happily married, but to me at least can't lie without smiling. Not that she lies to me anymore. Took her years to work out there was something she did that let me know, still doesn't know it was smiling.
Same! My son is almost 50 & that’s why he doesn’t like to do FaceTime with me. I just look at his face & know.
My daughter, however, could bald face lie looking me straight in the eyes & lie her little heart out.
I'm glad things have changed a lot since when I was little. I would probably have gotten spanked for lying about the things most of those kids lied about. Lol
Toddlers are so hilarious. This is one of your funniest videos Charlotte.
My 5 year old ordered $1200 worth of Amazon pictures… luckily the UPS driver helped me by “refusing delivery” and we got our money back. And set parental controls. 😂
Under the weather but so ready for this video. Your videos always brighten my day
The first girl is adorable ☺️
Feel better really soon, Love!!!🥰
She's so cute! She's already learned to flash her winsome smile to get out of trouble. Her sweetness will help her get through life.
I hope you feel better soon, Shareena.
@@LazyIRanch Yep, and become an entitled brat who just has to flash a smile to get out of trouble. That's why we live in the world we do.
@@LazyIRanch very true, there was no way they could be angry. Thank you
@@SonjaElizabethTeal thank you
All sorts of wholesome laughter and sheer enjoyment on the face of Miss Charlotte! This video is one of my favorites for that reason alone. Never mind that it reminded me of cute examples of my kids when their lies didn’t involve real world repercussions. 😉😂🤣
There is just something about kids speaking with a British accent. Love it!
When I was about 8 I got home from school one afternoon and decided to eat a can of applesauce. When my dad got home from work he asked us who ate the applesauce ? I asked him if he counted the cans. He laughed, and said he didn't care that I ate the applesauce but wanted me to throw away the empty can I left in the sink.
My best friend and next door neighbors dad worked overseas for a couple of years and when he came home he threw himself a "welcome home" party. No one showed up and he was stuck with 30 cases of booze. He supplied our weekend "camp outs" for an entire year.
Congrats on One Million Charlotte!!!!!!! You totally deserve it! Also love the 90's windbreaker.
I just love little children I also love the fact that they don't realize sound travels and when you're doing something suspicious it makes a noise and Mommy can hear it
Back in ~1998 we had AOL dial-up and I was an unsupervised 12 year old, new to the internet. I found some adult site, but you couldn't go through AOL, you had to connect directly to their number. Basically a sex line for the computer, with similar per-minute prices. On the next phone bill, my mom got like a $450 charge. At 36 I still hear about it. Ironically, in order to do it I learned what an IP address was, and that was probably the start of my career in IT. Silver linings.
Lol! I have close to a decade on you but my parents still tell a stories about the biggest lie I ever told. I am just thankful I am old enough that none of my stupidest moves were recorded and posted online! 😁
@@DaisyA-04 Unfortunately I have a few of those... hopefully long buried and forgotten 😂
Edit: What was your lie?
@@Kid_Ying - I ruined something at a family friend’s house…. every time we went. I had two brothers, they had sons, I was the oldest and the only girl, and their Siamese cat scared the shit out of me. I was bored out of my tree so I got creative. 😬 Of course, I was too young to realize it was kind of obviously me. I was never very good at lying, although I did get away with a few as a teenager that still stand today. 😄
@@DaisyA-04 lol Just proof that we all have some skeletons in our closets! As long as they aren't actual skeletons, we're good.
@@Kid_Ying - That is an excellent way to look at it. I’ve done some stupid things, but I have never had to hide a body!
5:35 My friends and I always used the "poke" function to remind each other to message back. We're all awful at texting/messaging in a timely manner, so it was more of a "Hey, you alive?" thing. 😂
When I was younger one of my friends keyed her sisters name into their parents car when she was mad at her. So their mom grounded the sister (she was 10 her sister was 12.. they weren’t super young) but the amount of evil behind the plan still terrifies me to ever get this friend mad to this day. I’m almost 40.
Yeah. Don't blink.
When I was child, every time I did something bad, my parents said, "A little bird told me that you (insert childish bad thing here)." For years they would catch me doing stuff, because before doing something that I knew was bad, I would check the sky for birds and completely ignore neighbours and windows.
Saw the notification and got here so fast ! Was gone for a couple a weeks and missed watching your videos!
Hope all is well!
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More videos to binge watch! ❤️
The shark kiss gets me all the time!!!!
Imagine if Charlotte watched Cyanide and Happiness compilations! XD Her reactions would be GOLD!!!
Hey Charlotte, I just wanna say I was broken up with yesterday and your videos made me laugh and smile today after crying all day, thank you so much from the bottom of my heart
Watching the kids lie gives me so much anxiety and I'm sure I'm not the only one. The stakes were higher for getting caught doing something like this when I was a kid.
We were spanked if it were an egregious lie. Mainly grounded but parents could do that back then because it was a punishment to be grounded or sent to your room. Now, parents laugh and video their kids, then they grow up to be entitled brats.
@@WeAllLiveInTheTwilightZone My mom would have messed with my mind before spanking me. "Do you want to tell me the truth and get a spanking for drawing on the walls or have your mouth washed out with soap for lying and then get a spanking for drawing on the walls?"
My two year old son snuck into the nursery while I was cooking dinner. He woke up my 6 month old daughter from her nap, then crawled into the crib to play. He found the jar of Vaseline. Smeared his sister, himself, the crib, walls, change table etc with the grease. Then he found the baby powder … heard hysterical laughter and found two tiny white-faced mimes as in Marcel Marceau, but zero film for my camera. They’re 45 & 46 now, but I can still close my eyes and see that mess! Love it! Kids are so darned funny! Took me hours to clean up that mess!
My daughter was mortified when I found out she'd written a particular swear word on her bed. She tried to blame her brother. The mortification was because I told her it wasn't spelled FUKE, she blushed so red it was clear it was her own mistake.
When I was around 3 years old my bangs were getting a little long so I hid behind my grandmother’s recliner and cut them with her sewing scissors. Instead of my grandma outing me she tried to straighten out the mess I’d made but they ended up extra short. She took the fall for the bad bang cut and never told my mom the truth. 😂 She was my favorite!
Hey Charlotte!
I loved this video and hope maybe you can do some more videos in this vein - brought a lot of warmth and smiles after a really hard day!
Thank you for what you do, and congratulations on one million subscribers; you deserve it!!! 🥰💖❤️💗💓
Oh.. a daily journal from the parent of a toddler.. I laughed, cried and related all way through.. ❤️❤️❤️
When I was a child and was caught lying, my punishment was to eat a raw onion(I despised onions lol). Boy did I learn not to lie really quick lol.
Congrats on reaching 1 million Charlotte! So well deserved ❤️
That’s such a great idea!
A friend of mine made hers eat unsweetened chocolate. Like a lie seems sweet but is really bad. Her oldest was so bad she had him chase it with vinegar. He detests chocolate of any kind to this day ( he's in his 20s). 😆
The Batman kid is so cute!!!!!!! When I first saw that clip a few years ago I laughed so much, it’s the way he says “I don’t know” ☺️☺️
I once farted in music class and one of my friends knew it was me. He called me out for it but the other students thought it was him. I got away with it
My son did the "buy stuff for an online game for hundreds of dollars on mom's credit card". That got him suspended from said game for a few months and I sold his new computer to pay the sum on the credit card. He learned a lot on that day.
My daughter used to write her name on the wall and stuff and then blame it on her little brother who was 2. Also wrote "I love you" on her sheets but had no idea how it got there. Lol. Kids are such liars. I hate liars so this was a hard phase for md
Lying is a normal developmental stage in human growth. It’s a part of understanding reality, information, and perspective. Probably should have learned about it before having kids.
@@kissit012 yeah I am well aware of that and was well before I had kids. Which is why I said the phase was difficult for me. But we got through it just fine and my kids grew up to be honest and trustworthy people.
Also. I researched about parenting and different ways to teach my kids not to do it while I was still pregnant. Thanks for the concern but I was well prepared
“Ugh, Being an adult sucks” chefs kiss on an awesome video lol
You are one of the funniest people on the internet..💖💖I just love your voice, it's very welcoming and charming..i watch all your videos over and over in my free time and also when I'm upset..and they work like magic..also love your winged eye liners...love from India.. ❤️
ROTFLMAO!!!! When my son was 5 years old he wrote his name on my ironing board, and he was just bamboozled that I knew he had done it!! LOL!!! Kids!!! 🥰🥰😂😂
When I was working about 20 years ago, I get a call from my son. Mom, the bumper fell off the car.
How does that even happen?? All my college boys just laughed and laughed.
I get home later. Yep. Obvious scrape marks on the side of the garage. And, all in all, since he turned 16, at least four sets of tires.
I love when Charlotte imitates us giving her crap uh the comments (I don’t, I have a life and I love Charlotte). It’s hilarious
When I was young, my mom used to make going to the grocery store a family outing. Then Dad went a bit too far "sneaking" candy into the cart as a joke (the joke being it was obvious what he was doing) and got banned from joining us, as Mom wanted us to eat better and he wasn't being a good example.
I took this to mean "don't get caught" and slipped some cookies into the pile of food as Mom unloaded the cart for checkout. She didn't notice until we got home... and then I was banned from joining her at the grocery store. I'm not sure which of us she was madder at.
When my kids were little we told them if they lied their tongues would turn purple so if we told them to show us their tongues and when they'd refuse we'd know they were lying. Worked every time!
I have 2 stories. When I was a kid my mom’s ex asked me who turned off the A/C and I said “maybe the wind did it.”
My kid didn’t have great lies, and would usually tell me why they made a mess. Once, my ex and I were trying to get them to do something big (I think it had to do with potty training. At the time they were obsessed with a whistle so they went everywhere with it.
They really wanted a Spider-Man wrist watch so we told my kid if they accomplished this goal we set they would get the watch. Very excitedly they said, “
I will do [requested goal] and you’ll get me The Spider-Man watch and then I will blow you!” My ex and I both shocked were like what? My kid replied, confused, “with my whistle” while holding it out from the necklace string holding it. We couldn’t stop laughing. 😂🤣
they're so cute! kids caught being sneaky are kind of adorable ngl
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P.s. When things go wrong ALWAYS blame Daddy!!
I’m an only child so I didn’t have any siblings to blame so of course I blamed my Dad! I remember being so offended when my Mom didn’t believe my lie that it was my Dad who has left our neighbor’s rabbit hutch open even I was the one who was taking care of their rabbits while they were on vacation. 😂
The little boy that said it was bat man was soooo adorable! 😍
As cute as these kids are, it is a wonderful opportunity to to correct a lifetime of potential trouble. As a father of nine, we always came down very hard on my kids when I caught an untruth. Today they are very honest people.
Charlotte has such a awesome vibe about her she brightens my day always :)
Never once stole booze from my mom. She has sh*t taste so I always bought my own. 😎
I think Liam’s artwork really dressed up that otherwise entirely undecorated bathroom, and they should preserve it on the wall and decorate around it. Just go with it. He’s got a better eye for design than his parents.
That's an old mum trick - I was told my nose shook if I lied - I covered my nose, if I lied 🤣🤣🤣
I can relate so much to this. I've had my kids use a sharpie in their face, cut half a mullet along with the cat, and also spread crisco all over my oven and put dog food on top ....all acting like they did nothing. Sad part, is I need those days.
They cut the cat??
@@neliaferreira9983 Maybe the cats fur?
I love how Batman snuck in to draw on the mirror 😂🥰
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"I was an Irish Cream Gal" GIRL ME TOO
I DRANK THE WHOLE BOTTLE
I only raided the liquor once and it was when I was like 15. My mom had bought herself this custard liqueur and I love custard anything and she had let me have a few tastes of alcohol while I was supervised. So I saw no problem in stealing a swig. It was tasty. Also, for context, I live in South Africa and underage drinking really isn't an issue as long as your supervised by family or an adult you trust.
Even here in the states, a minor can generally consume alcohol given by a parent or guardian (often times it has to be in the family home or on private property).
@@EricaGamet same here. Also, I'm sorry for assuming. It's just growing up here, it's kind of basic knowledge that what we do isn't the norm in the rest of the world (mostly from how young we actually start drinking and movies😂)
Except that alcohol damages developing (and developed) brains. Otherwise ok
@@kissit012 Yeah, but a little wine now and then isn't going to do any damage. We used to have it as pre-teens at holidays...a couple of sips at xmas type of thing... and whiskey on the gums when we were teething. We aren't talking about going daydrinking with mom. 😃
"If someone's ever dumb enough to impregnate me" made me almost spit out my redbull 🤣 I love you Charlotte 😂
I love the wrote your name on it one. My sister is 3 years older than me. She went to Kindergarten and they taught her to write her name first. She would come home and play school with me. She was always the teacher. She taught me to write her name. I wanted her to do something for me one day and she wouldn’t do it. I got so mad. I went out and got a chalk rock and a step stool and wrote her name on the side of the dark blue house in white chalk. When my parents confronted her about my sister yelled, Marsha did it! They then asked me to write something and I scribbled. They also pointed out I was too short to write it. For context I’m 4’11 fully grown. I went to Kindergarten in 2 T clothing. My sister was taller for her age. Hence the stool. My Mom didn’t find out it was me until I was 17. She then asked how much of what Susan claimed you did that we didn’t believe her was true? I admitted about 75%. It did come back to haunt me with my own daughter but at least I was very wise to a lot of the tricks. :)
“Marsha, Marsha, Marsha!!!” (If your over 50 this should make sense 😉
Somehow I think your sister doesn't like you very much. That's a lot of stuff she had to take (for no reason).
Its so awesome the phenomenon that happens before a child is 4-5 years old. They honestly and truly believe that if they SAY it didnt happen, then it MUST not have happened. Its not actually 'lying' its an inability to understand what they wished happened, and what really happened. But it is a GREAT time to explain the difference between truth and lies, if not done in a negative way. There is no need to punish children under 4 for a lie. They wont understand why they are being punished at that age. But its a wonderful time to start the discussions about it.
after 5 however, they start understanding the difference between a truth and a lie, and at that point it becomes "if i say it didnt happen, maybe i wont get caught' that is when it is more appropriate to teach them why lying is bad, and why it hurts us.
One time I was mad at my brother (he was 5, I was 6) and I decided to get him in trouble. I found a black Sharpie and wrote his name (complete with the backward C he always wrote) all over the brand new washer and dryer set my parents had just bought. He got in trouble, I got away with it. Until I felt guilty a few weeks later and told my parents it was me. My punishment? He got my allowance for 4 weeks in a row but I had to do all his and my chores for those 4 weeks.
That's a good punishment!
@@HolandaChiquita It made me never do it again! 😂
As a parent of two very hungry and curious boys that love cooking shows, I can absolutely relate to this 😅
I was too good of a kid I guess. My parents don’t have any good funny cute stories of me doing anything like this darn it. But I did raid their liquor cabinet and water the liquor down (vodka) afterwards. Never got caught. I’m an only child. They rarely paid attention to me. Looking back I should have done way more but I’m half Mexican n I was scared shitless of my dad lol 😆
They're all going with the Shaggy defense: "It wasn't me." LOL!😂😂😂
Ha ha 🤣 I have a friend who did exactly the same to her son and he did the same when lying it was hilarious he squeezed them so tight we tell everyone who we know best and he was telling our kids and his family members how to get away with lies and a few believed him it's carried on since he grew up and know it's their family inside secret absolutely hilarious and harmless fun sorry it's a long one but wanted to share to our potato 🥔 family from notts the UK love you Charlotte don't ever change xxxx natasha grant xxxx
This isn't a spoiled child.
It's a child that feels so secure in her home that even if she gets a time out she really wanted some cake.
She knew she wouldn't be beaten or emtionaly abused.
I love how happy and safe child feels with mommy.
' my hands are sticky from cake mommy'
Love her and mom
I once came home way later than promised while playing with a friend my mom didn't like, so I lied and said I ran into some sketchy guys (my storyteller brain went nuts so it was essentially a story about 12 year old me running into a gang of bald guys with tattoos, and me getting away from them like I'm the main character in an action scene. For some reason this was the one time that lying while looking in her eyes didn't make me nervous-giggle so she believed me and wanted to call the cops. I immediately folded and she wasn't too upset. I had to tell my dad and when he asked me what my punishment should be (don't know why, but he was letting me choose) I just said a week no TV. Don't think I got punished, but it did teach me not to tell such outrageous lies (although one still slips out), and if I do, own up to it.
When I was still in single digits, and boy doesn't that feel forever ago, I drew a really elaborate crayon drawing on my bedroom wall. But the thing was is my room had wood paneling on the walls and it was hard to get the crayons to really show up. So I pressed down as hard as I could, really grinding those colors in. It was still there when we moved seven years later. No amount of scrubbing could get it all out, and my mom made me try.
It's ok everyone, I'm here - the person who rarely (if ever) lied as a small child and never stole alcohol. In my defence, autism makes honesty compulsory and I didn't drink until I was 19 (drinking age is 18 here) voluntarily since I preferred driving to parties for a quick exit.
Let the hate begin!
No hate here!
Same. I told two lies as a kid and didn’t get away with either. After that I decided it wasn’t worth it.
No hate here. I can't stand alcohol. I'm permanently the designated driver. 😁
The first little girl. She is so adorable 🥰
When my youngest son was about 2 he found my stained glass paint and made a perfect handprint on my headboard mirror. When he was 8 he decided to do something nice and clean it off for me while I was at work. He scraped it off with a butter knife... I cried like a baby in the bathroom, after I thanked him for being so sweet.
8:55 I find it funny that the F word wasn't blurred before,but now it is 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Fabric sisters? Man I'd kill to have a fabric sister lol. Congratulations on 1,000,000 Charlotte! Super proud of you and how far you've come! Excited to see what you have in store for us all in the future.
She finally got the shark puppet 😂! Congratulations on 1M Charlotte 🥳
Ok Charlotte, the jacket! I got one almost just like it in Switzerland when I was 9 in 1981- you just gave Super 80s love!
The baby shark mwah is pure serotonin 💜