Nelson Mandela said, "If you talk to a man in a language he understands, that goes to his head. If you talk to him in his language, that goes to his heart."❤
Theres is healing power by walking on the soil or the ground with your feet .especially in kindergarden & primary schools kids like walking without shoes is normal here
Taking off the shoes allow kids to be free and to just be kids. Rain is definitely having the time of her life. I just love her authentic nature. Soon your kids will be fluent in IsiZulu. One thing about South Africa is that Ubuntu is instilled in kids at schools and that shapes their manners. You are doing great in parenting guys ❤️
The accent is like our languages sometimes you switch without noticing.Iam Tswana my husband is Zulu so at home the kids speak Tswana,Zulu and English so at home we just switch switch switch yoooo😅 😅
😂😂😂😂 Bro, going to school bare foot, that is sooo South African. I am 47, my entire primary school summers were bare foot 🦶. We would only wear shoes in winter. Thangs started to change in Middle School, because we were in our teen years and wearing long pants 👖 (trouser) uniform. But primary, from 1984 to 1989, it was bare foot 🦶. I still do in my house, and whenever I visit the farm, so nice feeling the soil
1 out of every 4 kids in the globe will be in Africa. So, your kids are already ahead of the game. The future will be so easy for them to navigate in their careers and interactions. You are sowing seeds of greatness in the future of your children
07:00 I am a 40 year old and I still take off my shoes every opportunity I get. There is something healing with having your feet in the earth 🤣🤣🤣 obviously wash your feet when done
@@Mäfé_The_African no . Watching people chase a pig skin for ninety minutes, and end up with 0-0. A lot of people trip , because they don't understand cricket.
Hey you guys are so amazing ❤ 'most of your points are so positive'. Mrs Jones is so intelligent (liked when she said isiZulu), you guys will go a long with your positive energies.
mara yaanong Tebogo why be soo unproductive? 😕 spend the entire day watching men chasing a small white ball? ⚾️😁😁😆😅🤣😂neh man something is very wrong daar my chomi
Lol in SA...kids especially small ones like to take their shoes off😂..fun fact , Afrikaans is very similar to Dutch, if a Dutch person speaks and you speak Afrikaans ,you can pick up what they are saying
Allow the children to walk barefeet from time to time. There are healing benefits to that. It's called grounding and that allows you to connect to the earth thus enabling the electrical current to run through your body onto the ground.
Lol, label Rain's uniform I'm sure you can find some of her things at the lost and found items at school, its almost like rite of passage to have a phase where you lose stuff at school, in grade 3 mine would lose things all the time!
WooooooW, thank you sooooooooooo much family for these AMAZING EXPERIENCES IN MOTHERLAND HERE IN JOHANNESBURG. WE LOVE YOU FAMILY & VERY DELIGHTED TO LEARN THAT YOU ARE ENJOYING YOUR NEW HOME HERE IN UMZANSI(SOUTH AFRICA). WE LOVE YOU…BE BLESSED MORE AND MORE & ORE ABUNDANTLY FAMILY. YOU ARE SUCH A GREAT DELIGHT. IT’S SOOOOO AMAZING TO US TO HEAR THESE AMAZING STORIES OF JOY…..SO REFRESHING!
An old African saying outlines that barefoot children are closer to Mother Earth - a trending term for this being 'Earthing' - and that barefoot children also grow stronger roots.
Be WARNED, the confidence of your kids will be on a different level compared to the kids in the US as they are in a majority and living in a free country.
Let them walk barefoot guys. It is actually quite healthy for you. Look up a concept called grounding. How do you think Africans escaped the Cov pandemic catastrophe? 😂😂😂😂 God made us and put no shoes on our feet so we could connect with the earth. Go Rain😂 When I sent my child to a multicultural kindergarten the teacher told me not to be surprised when she speaks in tongues. Turns out they even had Chinese and my daughter just started speaking all the languages in one conversation..
Hi. How's the kids spelling. In SA we use English RP so our words are pronounced and spelt a little differently. It appears that one can pick up the U pronounciation in words like for example Orange. Americans pronounce it Urange. I guess that's why one doesn't see O and U in the same word like colour. I think you spell it color. Once you get back to the US, I'm sure they'll just switch to the US spelling. ✌🇿🇦
So walking barefoot is actually healthy for you. It is very common in Africa and nowadays folks in the West made the “discover” of what they call grounding. 🙄🙄😂😂😂
Nelson Mandela said, "If you talk to a man in a language he understands, that goes to his head. If you talk to him in his language, that goes to his heart."❤
Xhosa language goes to heart that's beautiful
@@Minathi-bw9rtYou're a spoiler, a nasty one for that matter. Did he say it in Xhosa?
Theres is healing power by walking on the soil or the ground with your feet .especially in kindergarden & primary schools kids like walking without shoes is normal here
Taking off the shoes allow kids to be free and to just be kids. Rain is definitely having the time of her life. I just love her authentic nature. Soon your kids will be fluent in IsiZulu. One thing about South Africa is that Ubuntu is instilled in kids at schools and that shapes their manners. You are doing great in parenting guys ❤️
The accent is like our languages sometimes you switch without noticing.Iam Tswana my husband is Zulu so at home the kids speak Tswana,Zulu and English so at home we just switch switch switch yoooo😅 😅
Rain is a sponge. I love this experience for her. ❤
😂😂😂😂
Bro, going to school bare foot, that is sooo South African. I am 47, my entire primary school summers were bare foot 🦶. We would only wear shoes in winter.
Thangs started to change in Middle School, because we were in our teen years and wearing long pants 👖 (trouser) uniform. But primary, from 1984 to 1989, it was bare foot 🦶.
I still do in my house, and whenever I visit the farm, so nice feeling the soil
I pray that you make this your permanent home, even if you travel to other countries, but you know that SA is home. Don't leave guys.❤❤
I once heard rain say Shap Shap that’s a South African slang and Papa is a Sotho/tswana slang which means Dad
1 out of every 4 kids in the globe will be in Africa. So, your kids are already ahead of the game. The future will be so easy for them to navigate in their careers and interactions. You are sowing seeds of greatness in the future of your children
Hi, family..you guy's are amazing and am really happy that y'all chose our beloved country
Children are amazing. It was surprising how quickly Rain picked up the accent and slang.
Kids are quick. My babies have 3 accents. And they switch like mad 😂
07:00 I am a 40 year old and I still take off my shoes every opportunity I get. There is something healing with having your feet in the earth 🤣🤣🤣 obviously wash your feet when done
You tell an African by the bare feet. 😂my husband is always like put shoes on I’m like why? 😂 only when I’m going somewhere.
@@hzlkelly definitely 😅😅😅
The babies are doing well, keep it up 👏🏾
For children in SA is normal to walk barefoot even at Malls
Cricket is called the gentlemen 's sport. Once you understand it , you wouldn't want to wacth anything else .
oh please, diski 😂😂😂
@@Mäfé_The_African no . Watching people chase a pig skin for ninety minutes, and end up with 0-0. A lot of people trip , because they don't understand cricket.
Hey you guys are so amazing ❤ 'most of your points are so positive'. Mrs Jones is so intelligent (liked when she said isiZulu), you guys will go a long with your positive energies.
mara yaanong Tebogo why be soo unproductive? 😕 spend the entire day watching men chasing a small white ball? ⚾️😁😁😆😅🤣😂neh man something is very wrong daar my chomi
Lol in SA...kids especially small ones like to take their shoes off😂..fun fact , Afrikaans is very similar to Dutch, if a Dutch person speaks and you speak Afrikaans ,you can pick up what they are saying
I love your theme song family! ❤
Children learn languages very quickly.
so true
Another great video. Your children are so blessed and rich in all ways because of SA and your great parenting.
Allow the children to walk barefeet from time to time. There are healing benefits to that. It's called grounding and that allows you to connect to the earth thus enabling the electrical current to run through your body onto the ground.
Bless you all. 😊
Thank you so much
Thanks for sharing ❤
For sure
This is awesome. Love it. ❤
😢 I’m sorry for the bad experience he had. I’m glad he’s learning how to swim.♥️
hahahahhahaha its all love as you know and yes he's ready for it all now!
Lol, label Rain's uniform I'm sure you can find some of her things at the lost and found items at school, its almost like rite of passage to have a phase where you lose stuff at school, in grade 3 mine would lose things all the time!
True true and to go through the lost and found from all the things makes it a task. lol
Hello, this question will be off topic but can you all maybe do a video on how the pediatric doctor/ medical experiences cost etc is in SA?
Gotcha!
Kindly invite Ashley In Africa next time.
ook ok ok.
WooooooW, thank you sooooooooooo much family for these AMAZING EXPERIENCES IN MOTHERLAND HERE IN JOHANNESBURG. WE LOVE YOU FAMILY & VERY DELIGHTED TO LEARN THAT YOU ARE ENJOYING YOUR NEW HOME HERE IN UMZANSI(SOUTH AFRICA). WE LOVE YOU…BE BLESSED MORE AND MORE & ORE ABUNDANTLY FAMILY. YOU ARE SUCH A GREAT DELIGHT. IT’S SOOOOO AMAZING TO US TO HEAR THESE AMAZING STORIES OF JOY…..SO REFRESHING!
ORE ACTUALLY IS MORE….THIS IS JUST DUE TO MY IPAD KEYBOARD SLIP AS I TYPE
Beautiful
Thank you
I like you guys
lets keep it going
Fam walking bare feet helps with blood circulation, let her do that
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😂😂😂😂 Rain is having a great time. Ricky Jr is still young yeah he will come around
That she is and lil man is following close behind!
Quick question...have y'all been to a shisanyama or a carwash yet?
And Mr Jones, don't think I forgot about that garden challenge! 👍
We haven't yet and Im glad you haven't lol
An old African saying outlines that barefoot children are closer to Mother Earth - a trending term for this being 'Earthing' - and that barefoot children also grow stronger roots.
ok ok ok we are learning!!!!
Like that shirt ❤
Thank you. They can be found at thejonesfamilychannel.com
@THEJONESFAMILYCHANNEL thanks for the info.
Shalom family! I love yall Intro
Thank you so much
Wow Rain is learning word formation in Zulu? That's great if I meet you in church next time I will talk to her inZulu😂
That she is and yes please do we'd love to see how she'll respond!
Be WARNED, the confidence of your kids will be on a different level compared to the kids in the US as they are in a majority and living in a free country.
So true and with confidence we also practice humility so we are prepared.
In SA we wear shoes when it's necessary 😂😂😂😂. Shoes are just a lot of work.
Hahahaha I like that. They are too much work
Let them walk barefoot guys. It is actually quite healthy for you. Look up a concept called grounding.
How do you think Africans escaped the Cov pandemic catastrophe? 😂😂😂😂
God made us and put no shoes on our feet so we could connect with the earth.
Go Rain😂
When I sent my child to a multicultural kindergarten the teacher told me not to be surprised when she speaks in tongues. Turns out they even had Chinese and my daughter just started speaking all the languages in one conversation..
✌🏽✌🏽
Hi. How's the kids spelling. In SA we use English RP so our words are pronounced and spelt a little differently. It appears that one can pick up the U pronounciation in words like for example Orange. Americans pronounce it Urange. I guess that's why one doesn't see O and U in the same word like colour. I think you spell it color. Once you get back to the US, I'm sure they'll just switch to the US spelling. ✌🇿🇦
Jozi
Oh yes
Hey. What languages are your children learning?
Zulu and Afrikaans.
How do you guys help your children with their Zulu and Afrikaans homeworks?😂😂😂
They say it and if they do so with confidence we say good job lol
So walking barefoot is actually healthy for you. It is very common in Africa and nowadays folks in the West made the “discover” of what they call grounding. 🙄🙄😂😂😂
That's true! It has become a movement in the west for sure! We can be more relaxed on it!
Guys your daughter is South African 😂😂😂 just forget about it. 😂