I did the same aged 4 in 1957....I went 3 floors downstairs and then returned home saying: "it's teatime I'll leave later". I'm 70 year old and I still giggle over it. Much love from Italy.
My brother once packed up and left - about an hour later I asked mum if we could go find him - we found him at the end of the block sitting on a retainer wall - we asked him how come he didn't go any further - his reply -- I'm not allowed to cross the street alone 😅
My little brother was five and he packed his bag and stated he was running away. Mom was so sweet and told him he would be missed but to let her pack him a good lunch. She gave him his little lunch with PB &J, some chips and an apple. Packed his thermos and told him to be sure and drop us a postcard and reassured him that he was loved then shut the front door. We peeped out the window and he sat at the end of our driveway in that hot Alabama summer air. After about thirty minutes he came inside all wet with sweat and mad. Mom hugged him and stated how much he was missed. She told me not to laugh in front of him so I went in my room and cried laughing tears.
That's sweet. It's not smart to laugh at the kid like this lady did to her daughter. I hope the mom followed her (from a distance) as anybody could have driven up and grabbed her (sorry, but true).
Naaa, it just teaches her that she has to overcome that problem next 😊 ( next time, she will go further..) Psychology doesn't always work like you think.
@@jujjuj7676 Yes, teaches her a more effective way to get kidnapped. Going into an unknown world, alone, at 5 years old, completely defenseless. Idk why you seem so happy about her discovering tactics to run away... 💀 most people who've told stories about them running away as children regretted it. Some who even had to pay an ultimate price to arrive at that conclusion.
@@tookiie it seems you need to work on your English comprehension skills. If you reread what I wrote you will seeing that I'm saying, this is only teaching the child to be more risky which is stupid. You don't let a child even pretend to run away. You explain it to the child until the child understands. That's the very reason of parenting. What was done in the video is bad parenting as it trains the kid to be independent when the kid is clearly not ready to do so. I'm not happy nor sad, I care a less if some parent wants to kill off there kid, if they dumb enough to let a toddler walk the street a alone that's on them. I'm job is my children, not other kids. I'm just commenting that its a bad idea. What they do with that info is up to them. You can't fix stupid..just too much of it in this world..
@@aishaumar6314 if I remember right there was a bicycle that was chained to this pole that was only waist high. One of those barrier things that are there to protect the glass doors from speeding vehicles. I felt if he or she was dumb enough to lock their bike to something that surely wasn't going to protect their bike from getting stolen then they deserved it to be stolen. Looking back on it I realize that was a very fucked up thing for me to do, but considering how many bikes that were stolen from me throughout the years I'm still not exactly apologetic about. Lorain, Ohio is a bike eat bike world.
that is why I had everything stolen from me even career and opportunities and it was even said, to heck with being diligent and promotions others "deserve" !
My oldest did some thing similar. He said he didn’t love or need me any more, and he was leaving. I said ok, bye. He went to his room and gathered a few things in his back pack and went to the front door. He said he was ready to go. I said go where? He replied Grandmas. I asked him how he was going to get there. He said I was going to drive him. I said, “I thought you didn’t need me any more.” He burst into tears and said I do need you, and I love you daddy. He never tried any BS like that again. Today he is a Naval Officer in the US Navy submarine service.
So why didn't you drive him to Grandma's house? I would've sent him because obviously he needs space. Sometimes I would ride the other school bus to my grandma's house especially when I needed space from my mom because we used to fight a lot.
@@SheenaJizelle it’s not like they denied him, he himself started crying and told him that he loves his dad, and also we don’t know the whole exact episode so it’s better to not comment that way
@@tanushabansal3036 Whenever a child tries to run away from home it's because they don't wanna be around you at the moment. That's why they have grandparents. Y'all just wanna flex y'all power over them.
I did the same thing. My dad said “ you may want to think this through. You don’t know anybody out there, you don’t have a job and you can hardly reach the door handle.” 😂
I did this when I was nine, left for over 8 hours. Hid in the bushes whenever I saw them come by looking for me... came home later that day, they acted like I never left. Asked my mom later in life... "You think we couldn't see you in the bushes!?, we weren't looking for you we all went out to get food!"
@@AekoCatori I think it's capable of going both ways. My parents were pretty abusive, so when they did stuff like this, they were actually being mean. But this lady seems to have a very good humored relationship with her daughter, and I don't think the little girl felt mocked except for maybe a few seconds, but she caught on that her mom was being silly the second she said "come get some pizza".
@AekoCatori I agree. I think this is a terrible way to "teach a lesson." The end where the mother was laughing historically was even worse. I don't understand how anyone could think this little girl learned anything positive from this.
@Kc-dq7zj I was actually pretty worried about it until the very end. I watched it a few times. Stuff like this grabs my interest because I was an abused child and was always careful to not confuse my own kids by laughing at their misbehavior. She actually looks like she's realized everything's okay and not as serious as she thought, but also that threatening to run away because you don't get what you want is a mistake. It's a really hard situation to teach just right, and of course we only know these people from this clip. At the end, she seems fine and ready to move on to the next 5 yr old shenanigans, which is the most important thing. I wouldn't have uploaded it, but that's more because there's so much risk publishing kids online.
@@1w598It makes her a great mom because she made sure the child was safe at all times while still showing her that runing away doesn't feel good and doesn't solve anything. This is great parenting. Let them experience, explore and test boundaries while keeping them safe.
Great mom? Damn lucky predators didn’t scoop her in a van and auction her off on the dark web. You think this is a joke. The girl was a quarter of a mile too damn far from the mom. The mom wouldn’t have any time to protect her child. Not to mention when her daughter gets older she might run away again and this time know exactly where to go
@@Gen3ralGrimReaperare you retarded? most kidnappings aren’t just “some kid gets scooped up!” It’s usually someone the kid knows or was manipulated by. predators aren’t prowling the streets for kids on their own anymore.
My dad did this when he was around 5, my grandma packed him a sandwich and sent him on his way(this was the sixties btw). He went to the end of the street, ate his sandwich and then came back home. His reasoning for coming back was apparently because he was still hungry and wanted another sandwich 😂😂
Yes getting laughed at when you put your pride aside and come back. A sure way to teach a kid to not put that pride aside again in front of those people. While being filmed. And then posted online. Yes… love and laughter 🙄
Love?????? Are you kidding me. She laughed at her. Making the little girl feel humiliated and sending her back down the driveway contemplating leaving again. Yeah that's real love. I don't care about the pizza.
@floof6896 what if a plane crashes in the Congo & it sends a shock wave through the earth which results in the tree in your garden falling over into the road which then results in a semi truck driving into your house ?
I’m glad the mother wasn’t yelling at her or reprimanding her roughly. How a parent reacts makes a huge impact on their child’s mental health. Welcoming her child back with laughter and love plus pizza is something she’ll never forget.
My daughter did the same when she was around 3, I told go ahead. She packed her little bag, opened the door noticed that it was starting to get dark, she looked back at me. Stated, I'll run away tomorrow. I said ok and that ended her temper tantrum and never said again about running from home! 😂😂
important note is that she always kept an eye on her as she was walking away. can't have the kids running the house. mom stood her ground as a parent and taught her daughter a valuable lesson in a safe manner. her daughters smile at the end was beautiful. loved that she understood the humor in it
Only takes a few seconds for someone to drive by her and take her 😣 and mom would be too far away to do anything about it. And she was in the street, someone coming up the hill out not paying attention or on their phone could have hit her. So many scenarios. So glad she got home safe.
When my sister was about this age she told Mom she was running away and never coming back. Mom said she wouldn't stop her but she sure would miss her. Sis thought about it for a second and then told Mom, "Well, I was thinking maybe you could come with me.". 😂
Omg I'm 71 yrs old , when I was 5yrs old I packed a bag and told my Ma I wasn't coming back . Went to the park and felt lonely .Went back home, and my Ma asked me if I enjoy vacation. I said no. This girl was lucky to get pizza lol lol lol . Thank you for my memory ♥️
No, she is not a brilliant mother, but that mother may be a monster. No loving mother can watch her baby in such a desperate situation. A real mother's heart would melt just when her little angel step out of the door. 😢😢
When my then 5 year old daughter announced she was "running away" from home I told her as she was leaving that our dog was very happy because now he could have his own bedroom. She left for 30 seconds standing outside in the front yard and came back in asking if she could move back in with the dog. We laugh about today.
I admire her choice, but I wish she hadn’t filmed it and posted it for the world. Writing and posting the story wouldn’t have been as invasive of her privacy
There is no safety there. Kids get snatched in broad daylight. Glad she’s fine but imagine the regret the mother would have by letting walk that far by herself.
@@okhoward1942oh gosh stop she’s fine.. the girl isn’t naked or going through something big n serious. This overly sensitive crap ppl spew these days is just insane
The cat ears! My daughter did this at 3 or 4. I let her go and she went right to the house with the most Christmas tree lights and rang their bell. I had to go after her 😭🤣
I actually did run away from home. I didn't come back. And a week later the police found me under a bridge and they basically dragged me back to my house. I left because of actual reasons. My family was abusing me. So I just left. This little girl left because she got her little play toy taken away. What a reason to leave, Jesus. I wish I had that reason instead of the hands I was dealt with in life.
Many kids who run away don’t really have a plan. They just want to be alone for a while. Then they realize “I’m not very well equipped to do this plan.”
The bags and kitty ears are adorable. To think that at some point as she was packing all the essentials for survival on her own, her mind went "Kitty ears. I can't survive without those."
@@hdajq892ey7Nothing of the sort. Children need boundaries and this was a masterstroke by her mama. The little girl will know she's loved by the care she receives from her parents incl, clothes she's got on; the food she eats; the water she has access to etc etc.
@@Christopher_J That mother doesn't care at all. She did this for fun, not for teaching boundaries. She only shaming the kid for trying to defend herself from something unseen the girl perceived as painful; we don't know what it was. That girl is likely abused by her mother.
@@hdajq892ey7 yup, I feel like, without knowing a backstory, she wanted her mom to come after her to actually show she cared. Which is very normal for kids to do. Instead she had to walk her way back alone with her mom waiting by the door cackling with her phone in her hand. Now she knows her mom is not going to come for her, which hurt her trust in her. I feel so so bad for this girl. And I hate people saying this is how you „teach a lesson“… a lesson in how little your parents care about you, yes.
My daughter did this when she was six. It was dark outside so my husband went and hid behind some cars to keep a watchful eye on her as she set out on her trek to God knows where. I watched her from our window(s) and kept seeing her take few steps, stop, and listen for something. She suddenly ran back home in a panic. I ended up finding out that my husband was making howling noises from behind one of the cars parked on the street (something we had not discussed prior lol). When she came in I gave her a big ol hug and asked what happened and she said she "needed a ride afterall" 😂😂😂 I'm sure it was terrifying for her at the time, but she's 16 now and we laugh our butts of now thinking about it 😂
My mom told me a story, when she was a little kid one of her brothers was spanked by his parents and as a protest he fled the house in his pajamas. They lived in the countryside, and it was snowing outside. The grandma insisted that the mother goes after him to find him, but the mother was convinced that he'll come back soon. But as the time went by he didn't come back and grandma went to look for him. He hid somewhere and she barely found him! He was half frozen and almost dead. The grandma brought him back to the house, tried to heat him up and managed to save his life. Letting a child escape can be a good lesson for a child, but sometimes it can end badly.
I did that when I was little. My dad knew I was terrified of owls at that age so he stood behind a tree and hooted like an owl. I flew back home as fast as my legs would carry me.
I did the same around this age. Packed a small suitcase, full of all the stuffed animals that would fit and 3 cookies. Got to the corner, went backed and annouced its dark, i will go in the morning 😂 My mom watched me and welcomed me home, she didn't laugh at me.
That look of defeat when she came back was so precious. "I'm beat, don't gloat mum or I'll run away again." She did, but not beyond the front porch. What a kiddo!
My mom thought my sister would come back and thought it was funny because she was only 8 and it’s not like she would actually run away … she eventually went missing and was found dead in some train tacks and the last video of her voice was her crying and saying she hates this family and she’s running away from our security camera.. that was a long time ago tho I still miss her and wonder how she would be now
Growing up in the 1970’s I ran away once…gone all day, got thirsty drank from a neighbors garden hose. Sat in a big tree up the street from my house. No one came looking for me, whet home when the street lights came on and ate dinner. My mom asked what I did all day🤨 Never realized I ran away. Those were good old days! I miss the 1970’s wish I could take my son back to those days.
In those days you could leave your door unlocked knowing the only intruders you’d get were neighbours being nosey or friends popping around out of boredom. The sun was always shining and the winters felt SOO cosy snuggled up in your Dads arms in front of the gas fire coz we stopped using coal in 1980. BTW I’m from the best country in the world, the UK. ❤️from England. 👍👍👍
I grew up in the '80s and it was just like that. We'd venture out on our bikes and go a few miles away. We'd go home for a quick meal then be back out for more adventures til the sun sank below the horizon. Such good times
My little brother used to say he was running away and my mom had the best strategy to deal with it. She would help him pack, telling him he would need clothes and food and asking if he had any money saved. She would put his stuffed animals and toys into his suitcase too and say “I know how much you love these, I want you to have them while you’re gone.” It always ended with him in tears and saying he didn’t want to run away-I think it reminded him both that he needed his mom and that she loved him
She was smiling at the end, I love how the mom handled this edit: this video isn't shaming the daughter. This is something MOST families exp at least once, it's a child figuring out boundaries and emotional regulation. It's a wholesome moment that they can all look back and laugh at, even right after it just happened. The kid is clearly fine and was supervised the entire time!
You loved how mom handled it, like risk her getting hit by a car or maybe getting abducted, I could think of more, like the police slapping the cuffs on her mother, I'd like to no exactly what kind of piece of 💩 was this lady that everyone keeps calling her mom
@@tremarrimorris75 You also love how the mom kept her eye on her child the entire time she was outside? Christ you people would put your kid in a bubble inside a locked room and call it good.
@@halfknight6706 Belittling a kid is no way to handle a dispute. By laughing at her, all the mother did was teach the kid how to belittle others when she has the upper hand. YES, it does matter, and YES it does stay with a kid. If this happened once, it's probably an ongoing behaviour with the parent that will likely result in low self-worth for the kid. Even siblings should be taught not to tease and belittle others. You can teach a kid to have a sense of humour about themselves without making them feel insignificant.
Perfect response. Don't stop her, but also watch her to make sure she's OK. Don't punish her either.. she's already learned her lesson that she's safest at home
Watch her to make sure she's okay? What are you gonna do when your child is that far away. Letting your child walk on the road is beyond stupid, especially doing it just for some people can see it online. Absolutely stupid mindset people have these days.
Not all suburbs are safe either majority kidnapping and trafficking happens in the city/suburbs. It's busy no one's paying mind to the random u-haul they think someone's moving or moving in not carrying drugged kids in the back
I could go that far (actually way further) in the city when I was a young child. Sadly I don't think that's possible anymore. In fact, I'm pretty sure it's illegal now.
My aunt ran away when she was 3. She packed a tooth brush, teddy, and pjs, in a briefcase and walked to the neighbours house. She used the briefcase to stand on to reach the doorbell 😂. The neighbour (also my nan's friend) let her in and called my nan and my nan said keep her till she learns her lesson. 😂 After supper she cried for her mom and wanted to go home so she took her briefcase and went home lol
I used to run away from home when I was about 4 or 5. I would pack my suitcase and go out to the gravel road . I would go to the botton of the hill where there was an uprooted tree. I would stand there for a while and then go back home. Mother would just act normal. After I was grown, she told me she would stand on the front porch until I came back. I never knew that. I am now 81 years old.. Human nature never changes.
Nah I ran all the way to North Carolina from New Jersey and became an adult movie actor. Best decision I ever made. My title is called a fluffer. I’m very important to the production of cinema
@@zalitosway8419if you’re gonna troll, at least make sense. “I became an adult movie actor, my title is a fluffer!”… um… since when is a stagehand considered an actor? Fix your story for next time, lol.
@mossablahmazathe fact that you think the US is dangerous bc of all that is absolutely hilarious. All those things happen bc the US has been TOO safe for TOO long and people have gotten complacent and bored. Check your crime rates per Capita, the US is MUCH larger than the UK.
@@collinsemenike8407ah my neighborhood isnt the safest anymore BELEIVE ME my kids arent EVER allowed to be outside alone our further than the front yard 😭😭😭 its sad tbh
My oldest brother use to wake his younger brother when the sun was coming up. He'd say hey Dean wake up you're gonna be late for school.Dean would get up every time & get all dressed & ready. Mom would ask why are you up so early, he told mom he was ready for school & mom told him to go back to bed it's much too early. Dick was always pulling crap on Dean, so Dean left a note & ran away. Dean wrote mom I love you & dad and my sisters but Dick treats me like a dog. So I am running away to the park.
@Ruffian71 this round my balls if this was my kid I would have beat the shit out of her for thinking she was better alone than me like bro ur nothing without me. I don't know how the mom had the audacity to give her pizza I would have made her sleep on the floor after eating nothing with no blanket no pillow for 2 days straight little bitch
My 4 year old daughter did the same thing including packing food, but when she got to the street, she turned around and yelled, "I can't cross the street unless someone holds my hand".
In 1959, when I was 7, I told my mom I'm running away. I got as far as the neighbors property and sat on the curb. Mom said I thought you were running away, I said I am. Can you drive me to the bus station to buy me a ticket to Montana?" I wanted to live with my cousin Merle in a tiny town in Montana. ❤
@@DarkStallion101 Because she's a kid? Because childlike innocence definitely hides how absolutely unforgiving the real world is and how different living alone and living with your caring parents is? What, did you come out of your mom already 30 years old or smth?
@@annaburns2865she could get kidnapped while playing outside just as easily and she was on a straight road. My child could safely walk down my street as well. Do you even know the statistics on kidnappings? The media makes it seems like it happens every time a child walks outside when in reality it doesn't. Is there a chance? Sure. Is it likely? No and it teaches a valuable lesson.
@@stellaragent3787 as a kid, she was determined on her own beliefs. Not everyone is like that even as adults. Most people just sit around without even trying. So while she did give up "fast", she took her own path until she realized it wasnt realistic. But she tried
@pedro_antuness22 I was joking but you do realize this is a thing most kids do hell I did it once it's just kids being kids it's nothing special bud...
My daughter did the same thing when she was 9 years old. I got two suitcases and helped her packed her back. She stayed in the front of the house for 5 hours. She decided to come back home 🏡. She is now a renowned pharmacist earning a substantial living. Running 🏃 away from home 🏡 is always a test of wits between parents and child 🧒
A test of wits? You had to prove that you were smarter than a 9 year old?! Damn, bro. What if the next 6 year old "wins" and never returns home? I prefer talking it out with them, whether it's a child or a teenager. It doesn't take many questions before they understand what is being provided for them, and how dangerous the world is without their parent or guardian's protection. In my experience, they then chose to stay home. I find that a lot more educational, safe, and loving. Making a RUclips video about it is an immature way of seeking attention.
@@nyx9875maybe resolve would be a better word. I won this test against my mother at 9/10 years old. Soooo, she switched to emotional manipulation. Pretty fucked up teenage years... It's fairly important for a child to challenge their parents and to learn their parents are stronger. It makes it reasonable to rely on them when you need support and there's someone that loves you and is capable of doing so much more than you. When you know that you're the stronger one and you haven't even hit puberty... it's really not good. No amount of conversation, no matter how rational, can fix that.
@@itsTylerScott_ my mom had done something similar when I was 7.... But it was because i didn't some toy... I soon realised my mom wasn't calling me and that my neighbours weren't either ( because my mom apparently told them not to ) So I was walking away and then my mom said she was making Maggie and I forgot my plan of running away and threw my bag pack on the ground and came back to our house .. And then she told me to get the bag pack and i again remembered and then with my cheeks puffed up in anger i got my bag and stomped my way back into thr house while my mom, dada, grandfather, househelp and my sister laughing at me.... Now every once in a while my parents re vist these decade old stories of us siblings and it's so much fun!!
so adorable. The Mother's parenting is excellent; she allowed her daughter to make the decision to come back on her own and then came up with a good way to make peace. This won't happen again, I guarantee that.
Strong parent to 'allow' her to learn her lesson; but far from excellent! If she laughs at her daughter so heartily every time she comes home, she will not come home for the humiliation she was now obviously feeling, as she walked back down the stairs again! She may have learned a lesson, but being laughed at may well have destroyed any lesson learned!
@@lizmacdonald1728 I don't quite understand where you're coming from. I didn't hear a laugh that was mocking the daughter; she sounded pleasantly amused watching her daughter act out like she did. I did almost the same thing when iwas a child and as an adult my Mom and I laugh so hard when we reminisce about this. So why all the dire predictions? There's nothing humiliating that I saw at all.
@@sekkente6263i don't think he knows what clout means and definitely won't admit it now that he used it because we're on the internet where no one admits to being wrong
My daughter did this when she was about 3 years old. This brought a smile and a tear. I miss her badly , she passed away a few years ago. God bless, thank heaven for precious memories.
My son decided to “run away from home” when he was 5, and he was going to take his toddler brother with him. He took nothing for himself, just a pack of diapers and a bottle of milk for his brother. I didn’t stop him. So off they went, him holding his brothers hand, up the sidewalk to the stop sign, and stood there because he was not allowed to cross the street. 🥰 Wish I had a video camera back then. Now he’s an engineer, lives away from home, but visits every chance he gets.
@@ohrightok9750and how are you going to find her? lol, no one knows where she lives. I get what your saying though, I actually don't believe children should be allowed on reality TV shows, but that's just me.
I ran away from home. I went to the common and say there for what felt like hours...it was probably only 10 minutes😊. I went home, walked inside - no one said anything. I put my clothes back, ate humble pie, and went back to normal. Mums are clever creatures aren't they❤❤
when daughter was 5 she left sobbing..with her backpack and teddy bear and piggy bank. said she'll miss us, will always love us...and proceeded to make her journey to her grandma next door
and even offered a pizza and welcomed her with open arms. the teaching opportunity would be ruined if the parent would give a cold shoulder or yell at them for doing such an act. more likely the child will be resentful to the parent and no lesson will be learned.
@UkSapyy nah, kid throws a little fit and tries leaving but realized she got not attention from it so gave up. U can disagree but from my experience of kids running away, this is probably the case. Which is why it's good to not chase her, or else she might do it again one day for attention
I distinctly remember one time this happening with my brother. He said he wanted to run away from home. My mother packed him a few canned soups in one of her handkerchiefs she tied to a branch and wished him good luck in life, to be careful out there, especially when it gets dark. When the reality hit, he quips to her, "Gosh Mom, I was just kidding. Can't you take a joke?" He is in his late 50's now and we still laugh about that til this day.
I did the same aged 4 in 1957....I went 3 floors downstairs and then returned home saying: "it's teatime I'll leave later". I'm 70 year old and I still giggle over it. Much love from Italy.
😂 good one
Haha good one
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may god give u a long life
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My brother once packed up and left - about an hour later I asked mum if we could go find him - we found him at the end of the block sitting on a retainer wall - we asked him how come he didn't go any further - his reply -- I'm not allowed to cross the street alone 😅
Aawwwww, that's cute!
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@@ginadantus7619 funny- but oh so so true - we still talk about every now and then
ya'll left him out there for an hour?
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My little brother was five and he packed his bag and stated he was running away. Mom was so sweet and told him he would be missed but to let her pack him a good lunch. She gave him his little lunch with PB &J, some chips and an apple. Packed his thermos and told him to be sure and drop us a postcard and reassured him that he was loved then shut the front door. We peeped out the window and he sat at the end of our driveway in that hot Alabama summer air. After about thirty minutes he came inside all wet with sweat and mad. Mom hugged him and stated how much he was missed. She told me not to laugh in front of him so I went in my room and cried laughing tears.
That's sweet. It's not smart to laugh at the kid like this lady did to her daughter. I hope the mom followed her (from a distance) as anybody could have driven up and grabbed her (sorry, but true).
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Your mom is a very wise woman.
What a great memory! Thank you!
It's hard to imagine a child that age running away. I would get mad and call myself running away at ten. Of course I always returned home.
“She realized that adult life wasn’t easy” 😂
NEVER leave home without your cat ears! This is adorable.
Bluey ears
The Bluey ears were the first things I noticed!! 💙
furry
@youfoundmecongrats Bro she's 5
@@youfoundmecongratsshes a kid dont make it weird bro
I love how she brought her cat ears as one of her most valued and utilized items.
I believe those are Bluey ears. It's so cute.
she probably watches hentai
She planned on getting adopted at a pet shelter but couldn't find it without a device
@@johnathanjones3251yessss bluey ❤😂
Ijust love these videos of little kids running away just makes me happy that the mom or dad has a smug face
That short walk humbled her immensely.😂
Naaa, it just teaches her that she has to overcome that problem next 😊 ( next time, she will go further..) Psychology doesn't always work like you think.
@jujjuj7676 You beat me to it. She is learning to successfully run away.
@@jujjuj7676 Yes, teaches her a more effective way to get kidnapped. Going into an unknown world, alone, at 5 years old, completely defenseless. Idk why you seem so happy about her discovering tactics to run away... 💀 most people who've told stories about them running away as children regretted it. Some who even had to pay an ultimate price to arrive at that conclusion.
@@tookiie it seems you need to work on your English comprehension skills. If you reread what I wrote you will seeing that I'm saying, this is only teaching the child to be more risky which is stupid. You don't let a child even pretend to run away. You explain it to the child until the child understands. That's the very reason of parenting. What was done in the video is bad parenting as it trains the kid to be independent when the kid is clearly not ready to do so. I'm not happy nor sad, I care a less if some parent wants to kill off there kid, if they dumb enough to let a toddler walk the street a alone that's on them. I'm job is my children, not other kids. I'm just commenting that its a bad idea. What they do with that info is up to them. You can't fix stupid..just too much of it in this world..
Not really, doesn't help the moment for her mom to laugh at her, while taking a video. It's mom who'll get her comeuppance one day.
I told my mom i was running away from home once. She dropped me off at the mall and said "the jobs are in there. I suggest getting one."
HAHAHHA!!!
THAT AINT A MOM THATS A SAVAGE
-LOLLL-
How did u get back
@@aishaumar6314 if I remember right there was a bicycle that was chained to this pole that was only waist high. One of those barrier things that are there to protect the glass doors from speeding vehicles.
I felt if he or she was dumb enough to lock their bike to something that surely wasn't going to protect their bike from getting stolen then they deserved it to be stolen.
Looking back on it I realize that was a very fucked up thing for me to do, but considering how many bikes that were stolen from me throughout the years I'm still not exactly apologetic about. Lorain, Ohio is a bike eat bike world.
love how when she came back, she looked like an exhausted kid back from college with bags full of laundry.
You nailed it 😂
Spoiled n brat kid .
that is why I had everything stolen from me even career and opportunities and it was even said, to heck with being diligent and promotions others "deserve" !
If she's getting this experience at 5, Imagine what it'll be like for her in 15 years.
That's exactly what I said !!!! Lookin like thoses Finals dragged her !! 😂
My oldest did some thing similar. He said he didn’t love or need me any more, and he was leaving. I said ok, bye. He went to his room and gathered a few things in his back pack and went to the front door. He said he was ready to go. I said go where? He replied Grandmas. I asked him how he was going to get there. He said I was going to drive him. I said, “I thought you didn’t need me any more.” He burst into tears and said I do need you, and I love you daddy. He never tried any BS like that again. Today he is a Naval Officer in the US Navy submarine service.
Good story
He never tried open the hatch and run away from the sub?
So why didn't you drive him to Grandma's house? I would've sent him because obviously he needs space. Sometimes I would ride the other school bus to my grandma's house especially when I needed space from my mom because we used to fight a lot.
@@SheenaJizelle it’s not like they denied him, he himself started crying and told him that he loves his dad, and also we don’t know the whole exact episode so it’s better to not comment that way
@@tanushabansal3036 Whenever a child tries to run away from home it's because they don't wanna be around you at the moment. That's why they have grandparents. Y'all just wanna flex y'all power over them.
The fact that the little girl's smiling when her mum laughs. She's trying to hide it, but she found it funny, too. 😭💕
Yeah, she is desperately trying to put on the angry face. Very cute.
@@ouwebrood497 Genuine stubborn grumpyness is so cute.
the way she tried to make a angry face it was so cute 😭
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I did the same thing. My dad said “ you may want to think this through. You don’t know anybody out there, you don’t have a job and you can hardly reach the door handle.” 😂
When you adult talk a 6 year old xD
The “cant even reach the door handle” would be enough for me. 😂
I did this when I was nine, left for over 8 hours. Hid in the bushes whenever I saw them come by looking for me... came home later that day, they acted like I never left. Asked my mom later in life... "You think we couldn't see you in the bushes!?, we weren't looking for you we all went out to get food!"
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I like how she came back from her 50 yard trip like she had been to hell and back 😂
Sun will get to you.
Luckily for her and her mom, she wasn't kidnapped by a child molester!!!
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Poor baby was worn out from all that contemplating and decision making. 😂
At the end, you can see her learning to shake things off and laugh at herself a little. That's one of the best skills a parent can teach.
I hold grudges, my parents making fun of me with everybody while I was hurting didn't tech me to "shake things off" a nursing home is waiting for them
@@AekoCatori I think it's capable of going both ways. My parents were pretty abusive, so when they did stuff like this, they were actually being mean. But this lady seems to have a very good humored relationship with her daughter, and I don't think the little girl felt mocked except for maybe a few seconds, but she caught on that her mom was being silly the second she said "come get some pizza".
I did the same thing to my 16 yrs old and she came back 5 minutes late to
@AekoCatori I agree. I think this is a terrible way to "teach a lesson." The end where the mother was laughing historically was even worse. I don't understand how anyone could think this little girl learned anything positive from this.
@Kc-dq7zj I was actually pretty worried about it until the very end. I watched it a few times. Stuff like this grabs my interest because I was an abused child and was always careful to not confuse my own kids by laughing at their misbehavior. She actually looks like she's realized everything's okay and not as serious as she thought, but also that threatening to run away because you don't get what you want is a mistake. It's a really hard situation to teach just right, and of course we only know these people from this clip. At the end, she seems fine and ready to move on to the next 5 yr old shenanigans, which is the most important thing. I wouldn't have uploaded it, but that's more because there's so much risk publishing kids online.
😂😂😂😂what did she pack bc those bags look full...she's strong minded and physically strong. Too cute!
Great mom, she monitored the process from the beginning to the end, and then welcomed her back home.
How does that make her a "great" mom? Raise your standards.
@@1w598It makes her a great mom because she made sure the child was safe at all times while still showing her that runing away doesn't feel good and doesn't solve anything.
This is great parenting. Let them experience, explore and test boundaries while keeping them safe.
Great mom? Damn lucky predators didn’t scoop her in a van and auction her off on the dark web. You think this is a joke. The girl was a quarter of a mile too damn far from the mom. The mom wouldn’t have any time to protect her child. Not to mention when her daughter gets older she might run away again and this time know exactly where to go
@@Gen3ralGrimReaperare you retarded? most kidnappings aren’t just “some kid gets scooped up!” It’s usually someone the kid knows or was manipulated by. predators aren’t prowling the streets for kids on their own anymore.
@@Gen3ralGrimReaperhmm you sound like a predator.
My dad did this when he was around 5, my grandma packed him a sandwich and sent him on his way(this was the sixties btw). He went to the end of the street, ate his sandwich and then came back home. His reasoning for coming back was apparently because he was still hungry and wanted another sandwich 😂😂
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This is the funniest I've read so far😂😂😂
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Your dad defended his dignity though. 😂😂😂😂😂
Mom welcomed her back with love, laughter and pizza..she realized she had it good. 😂
No she didn't
Yes getting laughed at when you put your pride aside and come back. A sure way to teach a kid to not put that pride aside again in front of those people. While being filmed. And then posted online. Yes… love and laughter 🙄
Fast forward 9 years. She runs away all the time knowing there is no consequences
@@cheo3030 What did you expect that the child be punished? Sure way to make sure she would never return home in future.
Love?????? Are you kidding me. She laughed at her. Making the little girl feel humiliated and sending her back down the driveway contemplating leaving again. Yeah that's real love. I don't care about the pizza.
This is such an important lesson. It teaches them how to humble themselves as well by admitting they want to come back.
what if they get kidnapped or get into a car accident
@floof6896 what if a plane crashes in the Congo & it sends a shock wave through the earth which results in the tree in your garden falling over into the road which then results in a semi truck driving into your house ?
@@floof6896 what if you weren't retarded?
@@pengbeatz except kidnappings or car accidents are more likely to happen than your scenario by a billion times.
@@floof6896 mmmm hmmmmm
I’m glad the mother wasn’t yelling at her or reprimanding her roughly. How a parent reacts makes a huge impact on their child’s mental health. Welcoming her child back with laughter and love plus pizza is something she’ll never forget.
So it's better to have this five year old walk in the street by herself than to hurt her feelings a little bit? Very interesting parenting.
@@stevensmoley7983She wasn't really by herself though...her mom was clearly following her.
@@shadows_star she was definitely watching her, but that girl got really far down the street by herself. It doesnt take long for things to happen.
@@stevensmoley7983there didn't seem to be any cars around though
@@Mika-1789 True, but one could have whizzed by pretty quick though.
I did the same when I was 4 or so. Mom packed me a goodbye lunch. I went to the corner, ate the lunch, then came back.
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i wonder what she packed?
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My daughter did the same when she was around 3, I told go ahead. She packed her little bag, opened the door noticed that it was starting to get dark, she looked back at me. Stated, I'll run away tomorrow. I said ok and that ended her temper tantrum and never said again about running from home! 😂😂
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I’ll run away tomorrow 😂
Why would you let her go that far knowing there's traffic I mean seriously
Tomorrow 😅😅😅😂😂😂😂
Who knew fols schedule when they will run away!
*She is a toddler. But me as a independent 27 year old. I really don't know where to go leaving behind my parents 😂😂*
important note is that she always kept an eye on her as she was walking away. can't have the kids running the house. mom stood her ground as a parent and taught her daughter a valuable lesson in a safe manner. her daughters smile at the end was beautiful. loved that she understood the humor in it
Oh definitely without a doubt! You let her go but you DEFINITELY don't "let her go".
Would have been a boring video if she didn’t.
Helicopter parenting is good parenting.
Only takes a few seconds for someone to drive by her and take her 😣 and mom would be too far away to do anything about it. And she was in the street, someone coming up the hill out not paying attention or on their phone could have hit her. So many scenarios. So glad she got home safe.
Yes and I feel the mother trust her hood and you can see it’s a family community there is only house and a lot of space
When my sister was about this age she told Mom she was running away and never coming back. Mom said she wouldn't stop her but she sure would miss her. Sis thought about it for a second and then told Mom, "Well, I was thinking maybe you could come with me.". 😂
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That's amazing. 🤣 What a sweetheart.
How cute
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Awww lol.
My brother did the same. He made it to the corner when he “remembered mom was making fried chicken for dinner” and came back.
That mom made fried chicken would have found me relegating another day to run away 😂
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Omg I'm 71 yrs old , when I was 5yrs old I packed a bag and told my Ma I wasn't coming back . Went to the park and felt lonely .Went back home, and my Ma asked me if I enjoy vacation. I said no. This girl was lucky to get pizza lol lol lol . Thank you for my memory ♥️
She's the only one who actually went through with the plan 😭
that’s as far as most of us make it 😭 longest i went was an hour then i got hungry and my plan fell apart
I use to do this when i was just like
@@tylercaines30the kid who did it and got kidnapped: YES I WENT FARTHER THAN EVERYONE
No, she is not a brilliant mother, but that mother may be a monster. No loving mother can watch her baby in such a desperate situation. A real mother's heart would melt just when her little angel step out of the door. 😢😢
@@INTERNETDREAMSGet the stick out of your motherfucking ass and grow up
When my then 5 year old daughter announced she was "running away" from home I told her as she was leaving that our dog was very happy because now he could have his own bedroom. She left for 30 seconds standing outside in the front yard and came back in asking if she could move back in with the dog. We laugh about today.
the mom let her experience a choice she might make in the future, but in a controlled way for her safety. that teaches her, i admire that 😊
amen, it is a real world out there.
I admire her choice, but I wish she hadn’t filmed it and posted it for the world. Writing and posting the story wouldn’t have been as invasive of her privacy
There is no safety there. Kids get snatched in broad daylight. Glad she’s fine but imagine the regret the mother would have by letting walk that far by herself.
@@blackmice1Nah Canada is one of the safest countries in the world so getting snatched in broad daylight would not happen that often.
@@okhoward1942oh gosh stop she’s fine.. the girl isn’t naked or going through something big n serious. This overly sensitive crap ppl spew these days is just insane
The cat ears! My daughter did this at 3 or 4. I let her go and she went right to the house with the most Christmas tree lights and rang their bell. I had to go after her 😭🤣
That's the cutest rebellious child ever 😂
It (she) truly is. 😂 😅
@@breeliebaker8015hy put she in parentheses like that?
PS : Am I missing something?
I actually did run away from home. I didn't come back. And a week later the police found me under a bridge and they basically dragged me back to my house. I left because of actual reasons. My family was abusing me. So I just left. This little girl left because she got her little play toy taken away. What a reason to leave, Jesus. I wish I had that reason instead of the hands I was dealt with in life.
@@varun2250 Probably one of those weird people who think children are old enough to decide their own pronouns.
Atleast for now 😂
Many kids who run away don’t really have a plan. They just want to be alone for a while. Then they realize “I’m not very well equipped to do this plan.”
I was always prepared to find a place and what I need
@@ClashwithAxersion granted. I said many, though. Not all.
That was me. I did not even make it to the door. Dad sort of talk me out of it. He tricked me.
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I always have a plan and a place prepared for me in case it is needed
The bags and kitty ears are adorable. To think that at some point as she was packing all the essentials for survival on her own, her mind went "Kitty ears. I can't survive without those."
i think its from bluey
Hey, cats have great hearing, so it checks out.
That’s hilarious 😂
@@archibaldc.1833those are dog ears
There not cat or kitty whatever you wanna call them there bluey ears
She is adorable. Kids are amazing.
Sad in real life kids actually do this and this mom is laughing staging this parental neglect if real.
Kids are amazing, free free Palestine 🇵🇸
Yeah right
The look of defeat on her face when she came back is priceless. A good and wholesome teaching moment.
not really it just made her think her parents dont care if she leaves them.
Yes, the prodigal baby!
@@hdajq892ey7Nothing of the sort. Children need boundaries and this was a masterstroke by her mama. The little girl will know she's loved by the care she receives from her parents incl, clothes she's got on; the food she eats; the water she has access to etc etc.
@@Christopher_J That mother doesn't care at all. She did this for fun, not for teaching boundaries. She only shaming the kid for trying to defend herself from something unseen the girl perceived as painful; we don't know what it was.
That girl is likely abused by her mother.
@@hdajq892ey7 yup, I feel like, without knowing a backstory, she wanted her mom to come after her to actually show she cared. Which is very normal for kids to do. Instead she had to walk her way back alone with her mom waiting by the door cackling with her phone in her hand. Now she knows her mom is not going to come for her, which hurt her trust in her. I feel so so bad for this girl. And I hate people saying this is how you „teach a lesson“… a lesson in how little your parents care about you, yes.
My daughter did this when she was six. It was dark outside so my husband went and hid behind some cars to keep a watchful eye on her as she set out on her trek to God knows where.
I watched her from our window(s) and kept seeing her take few steps, stop, and listen for something. She suddenly ran back home in a panic.
I ended up finding out that my husband was making howling noises from behind one of the cars parked on the street (something we had not discussed prior lol). When she came in I gave her a big ol hug and asked what happened and she said she "needed a ride afterall" 😂😂😂
I'm sure it was terrifying for her at the time, but she's 16 now and we laugh our butts of now thinking about it 😂
R u guys making fake story copying the top comment??
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@@angelcaierYou got issues
I'm glad no one called the cops on him thinking he was praying on a kid...good lesson for her.
Hilarious 😂
I told my Mother I was going to run away she said "Walk, don't run, you might get tired and decide to come back. One of the best come back ever.
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This is the best 😂
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My mom told me a story, when she was a little kid one of her brothers was spanked by his parents and as a protest he fled the house in his pajamas. They lived in the countryside, and it was snowing outside. The grandma insisted that the mother goes after him to find him, but the mother was convinced that he'll come back soon. But as the time went by he didn't come back and grandma went to look for him. He hid somewhere and she barely found him! He was half frozen and almost dead. The grandma brought him back to the house, tried to heat him up and managed to save his life.
Letting a child escape can be a good lesson for a child, but sometimes it can end badly.
I did that when I was little. My dad knew I was terrified of owls at that age so he stood behind a tree and hooted like an owl. I flew back home as fast as my legs would carry me.
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This made me die of laughter😂😂😂😂🤣🤣
Seriously, owls lol?
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Her runaway bluff lasted an eighth of a mile. So cute. 😂🎉
That wasn’t even a 10th
I prolly run a faster 200m dash than her 🤦♂️
@@XxCocomelonNurseryRhymesFanxXI mean who wouldn’t? The kids like 4 lol
@@Warku 4 years to train… I started running two months ago
@@XxCocomelonNurseryRhymesFanxX but I assume your still older and faster then a 4 year old…if not…then…that’s an issue
The other kid said “what happened?” Classic siblingry 😂
Yes it was so funny and unexpected 😂😂😂😂
Didnt even look up from his game boy. Seen this shit b4 SARAH 😒
I did the same around this age. Packed a small suitcase, full of all the stuffed animals that would fit and 3 cookies.
Got to the corner, went backed and annouced its dark, i will go in the morning 😂 My mom watched me and welcomed me home, she didn't laugh at me.
That look of defeat when she came back was so precious. "I'm beat, don't gloat mum or I'll run away again." She did, but not beyond the front porch. What a kiddo!
My mom would have never let me inside the home
My mom thought my sister would come back and thought it was funny because she was only 8 and it’s not like she would actually run away … she eventually went missing and was found dead in some train tacks and the last video of her voice was her crying and saying she hates this family and she’s running away from our security camera..
that was a long time ago tho I still miss her and wonder how she would be now
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@@Im_A_Gummy_b3arthat's is sad sorry this happened to your family but mom kept a watchful eye on her
@@Im_A_Gummy_b3aromg what 😭 i hope she in a better place now 🙏
Growing up in the 1970’s I ran away once…gone all day, got thirsty drank from a neighbors garden hose. Sat in a big tree up the street from my house. No one came looking for me, whet home when the street lights came on and ate dinner. My mom asked what I did all day🤨
Never realized I ran away.
Those were good old days!
I miss the 1970’s wish I could take my son back to those days.
The 70s were so freaking awesome!! I miss those golden times...
In those days you could leave your door unlocked knowing the only intruders you’d get were neighbours being nosey or friends popping around out of boredom. The sun was always shining and the winters felt SOO cosy snuggled up in your Dads arms in front of the gas fire coz we stopped using coal in 1980. BTW I’m from the best country in the world, the UK. ❤️from England. 👍👍👍
I grew up in the '80s and it was just like that. We'd venture out on our bikes and go a few miles away. We'd go home for a quick meal then be back out for more adventures til the sun sank below the horizon. Such good times
@@venusstar1084dear you!
😆😅🤣🤣🤣 soo true we could of went to the moon n back, as long as we were in by dark😂
My little brother used to say he was running away and my mom had the best strategy to deal with it. She would help him pack, telling him he would need clothes and food and asking if he had any money saved. She would put his stuffed animals and toys into his suitcase too and say “I know how much you love these, I want you to have them while you’re gone.” It always ended with him in tears and saying he didn’t want to run away-I think it reminded him both that he needed his mom and that she loved him
OMG that’s too cute.
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She will grow up free spirited and independent but will always find her way home ❤
She was smiling at the end, I love how the mom handled this
edit: this video isn't shaming the daughter. This is something MOST families exp at least once, it's a child figuring out boundaries and emotional regulation. It's a wholesome moment that they can all look back and laugh at, even right after it just happened. The kid is clearly fine and was supervised the entire time!
Except for cackling in her face and videoding it to post for her embarrassment.
@@shirleyporter7795She's what? 5? You act like this will haunt her for the rest of her life my guy, calm down.
You loved how mom handled it, like risk her getting hit by a car or maybe getting abducted, I could think of more, like the police slapping the cuffs on her mother, I'd like to no exactly what kind of piece of 💩 was this lady that everyone keeps calling her mom
@@tremarrimorris75 You also love how the mom kept her eye on her child the entire time she was outside? Christ you people would put your kid in a bubble inside a locked room and call it good.
@@halfknight6706 Belittling a kid is no way to handle a dispute. By laughing at her, all the mother did was teach the kid how to belittle others when she has the upper hand. YES, it does matter, and YES it does stay with a kid. If this happened once, it's probably an ongoing behaviour with the parent that will likely result in low self-worth for the kid. Even siblings should be taught not to tease and belittle others. You can teach a kid to have a sense of humour about themselves without making them feel insignificant.
Perfect response. Don't stop her, but also watch her to make sure she's OK. Don't punish her either.. she's already learned her lesson that she's safest at home
Watch her to make sure she's okay? What are you gonna do when your child is that far away. Letting your child walk on the road is beyond stupid, especially doing it just for some people can see it online. Absolutely stupid mindset people have these days.
I feel like it’s unsafe to not stop them, because so many things could potentially happen, if they go to far. (This is just my opinion though. ^^))
@@therealvoltix helicopter parents also do damage to their kids...
@PerryCS2 If done wrong sure, protecting your child isn't bad. And I'd much rather be safe then sorry.
@@soulseeker1729 Please, take your own advice.
The fact that she could go that far means you’re living in a really wonderful neighborhood.
Only works in the suburbs. Neither the ipad or the safe return would've been part of the story if it took place in the getto or the third world
Not all suburbs are safe either majority kidnapping and trafficking happens in the city/suburbs. It's busy no one's paying mind to the random u-haul they think someone's moving or moving in not carrying drugged kids in the back
you’re living in a really wonderful neighborhood.Well i guess the whole of the UK is a ' lovely ' neighbourhood '.
Exactly I was so affraid, this put me so nervous...
I can't do this where I live...
Blessings...
I could go that far (actually way further) in the city when I was a young child. Sadly I don't think that's possible anymore. In fact, I'm pretty sure it's illegal now.
I can't believe the mother laughed like that at her daughter!. That's a no-no. MOM.NO wonders why the girl wants to run away FROM HOME.
Quit ya crying
My aunt ran away when she was 3. She packed a tooth brush, teddy, and pjs, in a briefcase and walked to the neighbours house. She used the briefcase to stand on to reach the doorbell 😂. The neighbour (also my nan's friend) let her in and called my nan and my nan said keep her till she learns her lesson. 😂 After supper she cried for her mom and wanted to go home so she took her briefcase and went home lol
Now that im an adult i love all the behind the scenes parenting that goes on :D
Druk
@@hemapicklesnonveg3589ah you telling us your drunk?
I love the little brother at the end: “What happened?” She ran away and came back so fast bro didn’t even know what happened.
That's me right there, after I played with her tablet while she was out...
on finding out, brother says damn, have to share the pizza
@@keshavsharma6127and now u want one
I used to run away from home when I was about 4 or 5. I would pack my suitcase and go out to the gravel road . I would go to the botton of the hill where there was an uprooted tree. I would stand there for a while and then go back home. Mother would just act normal. After I was grown, she told me she would stand on the front porch until I came back. I never knew that. I am now 81 years old.. Human nature never changes.
Beautiful
Me too
@@javayesee2453your 81 years old?
@@__Froggy__ no😅
Awww
I think every kid has packed a bag to run away from home. I remember packing up my teddy backpack 😂
Nothing is more humbling than leaving your mom’s house with a suitcase and nowhere to go 😭😭😭
Nah I ran all the way to North Carolina from New Jersey and became an adult movie actor. Best decision I ever made. My title is called a fluffer. I’m very important to the production of cinema
@@zalitosway8419 a very inspiring story.
@mohmoussaoui-lw6sb😂😂😂😂😂
@@zalitosway8419it’s Johnny sins
@@zalitosway8419if you’re gonna troll, at least make sense. “I became an adult movie actor, my title is a fluffer!”… um… since when is a stagehand considered an actor? Fix your story for next time, lol.
They must live in a very safe neighborhood. I could never. 😂
@@kevinl3875 Thank you for this reply. People need to calm dowm. ❤
@@kevinl3875 facts
@@kevinl3875True. Keyword "most". The person commenting might live in a genuinely sketchy or dangerous area.
@mossablahmazathe fact that you think the US is dangerous bc of all that is absolutely hilarious. All those things happen bc the US has been TOO safe for TOO long and people have gotten complacent and bored. Check your crime rates per Capita, the US is MUCH larger than the UK.
@@collinsemenike8407ah my neighborhood isnt the safest anymore BELEIVE ME my kids arent EVER allowed to be outside alone our further than the front yard 😭😭😭 its sad tbh
She learned quickly that the streets is not what it's hyped up to be...😂❤❤❤❤❤
Bhahahaha hilarious 🤣🤣🤣 It's a hard knock life living on the streets
Ya, the mean streets and back roads of suburbiaville, USA
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My brother left home at age 8, in 1995. We never found him. He has been listed as missing in NYC police records since 1996.
Sad..,condolences…
I’m so sorry. I will pray. Hope he is okay and alive and healthy.
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Omg, I’m so sorry. My condolences to you and your family. ❤
A wonderful mother! She made the daughter smile in the end knowing the lesson was learned...great mom.
It was a good lesson until mom started the humiliation process with her giggles
The daughter smiled because laughter is contagious. Do you really think the daughter thought it was funny?
My oldest brother use to wake his younger brother when the sun was coming up. He'd say hey Dean wake up you're gonna be late for school.Dean would get up every time & get all dressed & ready. Mom would ask why are you up so early, he told mom he was ready for school & mom told him to go back to bed it's much too early. Dick was always pulling crap on Dean, so Dean left a note & ran away. Dean wrote mom I love you & dad and my sisters but Dick treats me like a dog. So I am running away to the park.
I mean she recorded her kid and laughed at her, posting it online for anyone to see
do you "think" at all karen? @@brendalg4
Her tiny grin after she came back was everything! 🤣
Nah dude I don't understand how people like kids they're so stupid
Ye it means the war is over
Yes, awesome, she probably figured she's going to have to work on her tactics...😁
A’ight, a’ight, a’ight Mom, you win…
This round…😏
@Ruffian71 this round my balls if this was my kid I would have beat the shit out of her for thinking she was better alone than me like bro ur nothing without me. I don't know how the mom had the audacity to give her pizza I would have made her sleep on the floor after eating nothing with no blanket no pillow for 2 days straight little bitch
My 4 year old daughter did the same thing including packing food, but when she got to the street, she turned around and yelled, "I can't cross the street unless someone holds my hand".
😂😂😂😂
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another funny story
lol
so cute
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In 1959, when I was 7, I told my mom I'm running away. I got as far as the neighbors property and sat on the curb. Mom said I thought you were running away, I said I am. Can you drive me to the bus station to buy me a ticket to Montana?" I wanted to live with my cousin Merle in a tiny town in Montana. ❤
Once she realize how big the world is she had a change of heart, her mad face right b4 smiling, priceless.
Don't run away from the people who love.
@@DarkStallion101 Because she's a kid? Because childlike innocence definitely hides how absolutely unforgiving the real world is and how different living alone and living with your caring parents is?
What, did you come out of your mom already 30 years old or smth?
@@DarkStallion101 Oh that's for sure. You just became dumber as the years went on, sadly.
Sending you love :)
@@DarkStallion101you really think he is the actual dumb one?
I'm just glad the mom was so diligent watching her so nothing happened to her while trying to teach her this lesson.
I don't know, she could get hit by a car, and mom wouldnt be able to run so fast
@@danielaalejandra952Exactly, Daniela. Or a car could have easily pulled up and pulled the little one in and drove off 😔
Do you idiots not let your kids play Outside?😂😂😂
Yeah. I was going to say that. What if she got kidnapped. The mom was way too far away to do anything.
@@annaburns2865she could get kidnapped while playing outside just as easily and she was on a straight road. My child could safely walk down my street as well.
Do you even know the statistics on kidnappings? The media makes it seems like it happens every time a child walks outside when in reality it doesn't. Is there a chance? Sure. Is it likely? No and it teaches a valuable lesson.
She made it farther than mine did. Mine sat in our yard, opened her suitcase and began reading one of the books she had packed.
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Girl just needed a break I respect it
That's fucking adorable
Smart girl
Honestly
Respect
My sister did this at 14. She made it to Florida 1200 miles away. My dad had to hire a detective to find her.
That little smirk as she comes inside! 🤗
She understood, at that moment, that even when she messed up, her mom's still going to love her! 😭❤😭
She gon' be a determined young lady when she gets older. Aint nobody stopping her. 😂
What are you talking about she gave up super fast everybody is going to control her
Yep as caspersight would say she rambo it
@@stellaragent3787shes a little girl
@@stellaragent3787 as a kid, she was determined on her own beliefs. Not everyone is like that even as adults. Most people just sit around without even trying. So while she did give up "fast", she took her own path until she realized it wasnt realistic. But she tried
@pedro_antuness22 I was joking but you do realize this is a thing most kids do hell I did it once it's just kids being kids it's nothing special bud...
My daughter did the same thing when she was 9 years old. I got two suitcases and helped her packed her back. She stayed in the front of the house for 5 hours. She decided to come back home 🏡. She is now a renowned pharmacist earning a substantial living. Running 🏃 away from home 🏡 is always a test of wits between parents and child 🧒
My mom said me once that I have also did the same like your daughter 😂😂
she stood in front of your house for 5 hours and you let it be? ??
A test of wits? You had to prove that you were smarter than a 9 year old?! Damn, bro. What if the next 6 year old "wins" and never returns home?
I prefer talking it out with them, whether it's a child or a teenager. It doesn't take many questions before they understand what is being provided for them, and how dangerous the world is without their parent or guardian's protection. In my experience, they then chose to stay home.
I find that a lot more educational, safe, and loving. Making a RUclips video about it is an immature way of seeking attention.
@@nyx9875maybe resolve would be a better word. I won this test against my mother at 9/10 years old. Soooo, she switched to emotional manipulation. Pretty fucked up teenage years... It's fairly important for a child to challenge their parents and to learn their parents are stronger. It makes it reasonable to rely on them when you need support and there's someone that loves you and is capable of doing so much more than you. When you know that you're the stronger one and you haven't even hit puberty... it's really not good. No amount of conversation, no matter how rational, can fix that.
Oh that face -- "You're laughing at me"! 🤣🤣🤣
This is a powerful mum. Very wonderful and good parent
Imagine your the kid. You can't even see moms face while she laughs at the daughter because there's a camera covering it.
@@itsTylerScott_ my mom had done something similar when I was 7....
But it was because i didn't some toy...
I soon realised my mom wasn't calling me and that my neighbours weren't either ( because my mom apparently told them not to )
So I was walking away and then my mom said she was making Maggie and I forgot my plan of running away and threw my bag pack on the ground and came back to our house ..
And then she told me to get the bag pack and i again remembered and then with my cheeks puffed up in anger i got my bag and stomped my way back into thr house while my mom, dada, grandfather, househelp and my sister laughing at me....
Now every once in a while my parents re vist these decade old stories of us siblings and it's so much fun!!
🙏❤️🕊
@@itsTylerScott_probably the phone not even on the face level. Maybe stomach area or something
Rewarding this type of behavior with pizza is not good parent.
I love that the cat ears were determined to be essential for travel
Of course they are!
i think they’re dog ears from the kid show bluey but i agree with you an absolute essential😂
@@pran_so_cool143 KID SHOW?!
The Bluey ears were the first things I noticed!! 💙
so adorable. The Mother's parenting is excellent; she allowed her daughter to make the decision to come back on her own and then came up with a good way to make peace. This won't happen again, I guarantee that.
Strong parent to 'allow' her to learn her lesson; but far from excellent! If she laughs at her daughter so heartily every time she comes home, she will not come home for the humiliation she was now obviously feeling, as she walked back down the stairs again! She may have learned a lesson, but being laughed at may well have destroyed any lesson learned!
It's not excellent to film it and post it.
Good parents would never let a 5 yo have a iPad in the first place.
Yes. She allowed the little girl to save face. That is so important when raising little kids.
@@lizmacdonald1728 I don't quite understand where you're coming from. I didn't hear a laugh that was mocking the daughter; she sounded pleasantly amused watching her daughter act out like she did. I did almost the same thing when iwas a child and as an adult my Mom and I laugh so hard when we reminisce about this. So why all the dire predictions? There's nothing humiliating that I saw at all.
Her reaction when her mom said “You want to be part of the family” lol 😂😂
I'm glad the mom was still watching her, even as she threw her tantrum 😭
Of course Mama was watching, shes' the Mom :)
Yes you and me both 🙏.
It wouldn't have been nothing mom could do if a drunk driver had come flying down the street and hit this 5 year old child.
this comment shouldn`t even exist. of course she was still watching
Great mom. She never left her eyes off of her. Bet she can't wait till she's older to show this to her.
Dangerous someone driving by could have just snatched her up
@@webguy943yes! That’s what I thought
Great mum? She mocked her child and posted it online for clout.
@@tomirabwhat clout would she gain bro. This is actually funny.
@@sekkente6263i don't think he knows what clout means and definitely won't admit it now that he used it because we're on the internet where no one admits to being wrong
She took the important things, like the ears. 😊
😂
Kid's Innocence ❤
The fact that she's smiling at the end just makes me feel like this is a really wholesome family xD
I lovvvve her little smiles she's hiding at the end 💕😂
My daughter did this when she was about 3 years old. This brought a smile and a tear. I miss her badly , she passed away a few years ago.
God bless, thank heaven for precious memories.
God bless you and your daughter. She's in heaven now
I am so sorry for your loss ❤
no parent should ever outlive their child. i'm so sorry for your loss, may she rest in peace
May the Lord bless you and ease your heart
may you recover with another fruit, best of everything ma’am
My son decided to “run away from home” when he was 5, and he was going to take his toddler brother with him. He took nothing for himself, just a pack of diapers and a bottle of milk for his brother.
I didn’t stop him.
So off they went, him holding his brothers hand, up the sidewalk to the stop sign, and stood there because he was not allowed to cross the street. 🥰 Wish I had a video camera back then.
Now he’s an engineer, lives away from home, but visits every chance he gets.
Aww, thats adorable. You’re a great parent.
lmao
❤
That was too sweet though
😂 I love it! Some minutes later She realized something’s.
Her mum laugh at the end is priceless for a parent 😂😂😂
As a dad this made me smile. The look on her little face was so adorable. The cat ears😂
As a dad - i was like "whys she blasting the kids face all over youtube"
Well, those are dog ears, specifically from a show called Bluey, they are modeled after the character of the same name :)
Steve, YOU PDF FILE!
@@ohrightok9750and how are you going to find her? lol, no one knows where she lives. I get what your saying though, I actually don't believe children should be allowed on reality TV shows, but that's just me.
+5 agility Cat Ears
I'm rollllllllllllling over!!!!!! That look on her face when she came back, said Momma it's hard out there in those streets!!!!!!!!😢
😊😊😊😊
Right
Question...? U wanna be part of this Family...she looks up with that look on her face😢 it really have my stomach-muscles on fire!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I ran away from home.
I went to the common and say there for what felt like hours...it was probably only 10 minutes😊.
I went home, walked inside - no one said anything.
I put my clothes back, ate humble pie, and went back to normal.
Mums are clever creatures aren't they❤❤
"Mums are clever creatures aren't they". No, not all mums.
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Nobody said anything 😂thy knew you'll be back😂
Unfortunately, not all moms are clever, but the good ones are.
"Ate humble pie" ☠
That smile on her face … she understood what happens if no one comes after her
when daughter was 5 she left sobbing..with her backpack and teddy bear and piggy bank. said she'll miss us, will always love us...and proceeded to make her journey to her grandma next door
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Hilarious 😂😂😂😂😂
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Lucky.
Son coming out at the end there going, "What happened?" Had me rolling on the floor 😂
I don't see the son
@@rashidahr4043 gotta listen for him
Me too
@@rashidahr4043 we hear
She quickly realised that she is starting this adult life too early and it’s cold out there 😂😂😂😂
Indeed! 🤣😂🤣😆
The sheepish smile when she entered home back again ❤
The sibling that said "what happened!?" Needs an oscar 💀💀💀
Edit: how did i even get 4.2k likes-
For what?
I agree
@@OsamaBinBussinfor the ignorance 🤣
Ikr. Felt like he was a bit disappointed 😂
@watchthatvideo7092 right, people just comment anything they see commented on other videos that received likes.
My nephew did this one day. He came back and said, "I'm not leaving, YOU leave".
😂😂😂😂
Damn! 😮😅
Damn savage 🤣😅😅😁
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Parent understood that it's a perfect opportunity to teach. The younger they are the easier the lessons are learned. ❤
agree. has to learn the word no. and others have it harder then her
and even offered a pizza and welcomed her with open arms. the teaching opportunity would be ruined if the parent would give a cold shoulder or yell at them for doing such an act. more likely the child will be resentful to the parent and no lesson will be learned.
That's for sure
Mocking the child by laughing at her is worse.
@@paulariese260🤓
I could watch this all day long!
I love how she looked around.
5 minutes on your own with no parental assistance is IMPRESSIVE! ❤
The fact that she smiled and got over it is incredible in her age
It's actually natural for her age.
No it's not! That's exactly how children work if the parents don't make a fuss. They forget 5 minutes later!
Kids are just acting out life and testing the world. Kid realised she needs home and the truth is home needs her.
@UkSapyy nah, kid throws a little fit and tries leaving but realized she got not attention from it so gave up. U can disagree but from my experience of kids running away, this is probably the case. Which is why it's good to not chase her, or else she might do it again one day for attention
I distinctly remember one time this happening with my brother. He said he wanted to run away from home. My mother packed him a few canned soups in one of her handkerchiefs she tied to a branch and wished him good luck in life, to be careful out there, especially when it gets dark. When the reality hit, he quips to her, "Gosh Mom, I was just kidding. Can't you take a joke?" He is in his late 50's now and we still laugh about that til this day.
LMAO Handkerchief tied to a branch, that's brilliant
her smile with compulsion at end is showing she way mature her age.
The other sibling coming at the end to ask what happened just proves how fast she decided to come back to the family 😂😂😂
This happened with my sis. But she was an adult and never came back. Shes a whore now
😂😂😂