Most Heartwarming Moments 💗Wife Swap
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My dad is white and he used to take me to black hair salons when I was younger, but that was before YT. He would ask the women what products to put in my hair, and how to care for it. He watched them style my hair, ask questions and try to do it himself. He bought a hotcomb, beeswax, greece ect. even relaxers and had my hair laid out. Most times my ponytails were still crooked so I hated it and didn't appreciate it at the time, but as an adult looking back, he didn't do bad at all for a single dad!
What an amazing father you have ❤️
🥺🥺😍 aww so lucky to have a father that even tried! Didn’t come out right but he made an effort, and that’s all that you can ask
That's what my daughters dad did....amazing!
that was sooo sweet of him😍
Aw what a sweet story
I work at wholes foods and there’s this white couple that always comes in with their 3 biological children and obviously their adopted black girl, and her hair is always done very nice, some weeks she would even have braids or cornrows, and I am always happy to see that they actually are taking care of her natural hair.
That's beautiful
I love this
Thank you Lord Jesus for giving this precious girl to a beautiful loving family. ..Amen
Miriam Tamba that’s wonderful. I’m happy they’re paying someone to take care of it ♥️
♥️🥺 idk if it's my hormones because Im pregnant but I'm trying so hard not to cry over this comment lol
Damn, when he said he didn’t know if his wife would believe him if he told her he loved her...that is so sad.
@@Debra1012 wait what ball did he drop
Orange Juice What was it??
@@Debra1012 Wow that is so sad
Wow
Figured. If your wife doubts that you love her, that’s a recipe for divorce. Sounded like she was using work/accomplishments to insulate herself from his supposed coldness toward her.
I LOVE that we have two men, playing pool, being "manly", talking about their feelings. Why do we stifle men when it comes to emotion? Mama's let your boys, cry... Let them feel those big emotions. Don't condition them bottle it up.
na, buck up and take the lead role.
Exactly
G D Absolutely!! That clip definitely captured my attention and touched my heart. Men need to feel as though they can communicate their feeling freely
@@dwhite8997 you lot have NO idea how TOXIC feminine men are for your own femininity and lifeeeee😂😂😂 YOULL END up bearing the brunt of the both genders
My son will learn crying has a time and place. Some times you wanna cry you gotta be strong for a lil bit and hold back. Yet there is always a time to release just gotta know when.
Like you dont cry when the kid calls you a bad name in front of them. But ypu can come home and cry with me all night about it. But dont let them see how they affected you.
The lady who styled the kids hairs though 💝
That's RUclipsr China Renee.
Made me teary
🌹❤🌹❤
@@dsp7631 I said this when I watched the episode on tv.
She is such a sweet woman! That just melted my heart. ❤️
As a black girl adopted by a white family I can say hair was a huge issue in my life. Glad someone helped. It’s not easy. I’m just learning at 26 🤯🤯
Same!!! They did my 1st relaxer at 4 😑 or would trick me into a cuddle and then cut all my knots and hair out. Thank goodness for RUclips!
This is so sad
Katelyn m we ain’t alone girl ✊🏾❤️
Adrianna Daniels you know what’s sad? You letting your hair define you. I’ve shaved it to a 0. And now have a 3 Inch healthy Afro! I don’t hide my hair and I’m not ashamed.
Katelyn m nah throw the whole family away that’s just disgusting
The lady with the drums warmed my heart.
omg yes!!
@a brugu Me 2
I definitely cried 💞💞💞
Same 😔❤️
:')❤
I loved the lady who styled the girls’ hair. It was so sweet and also I was so relaxed by watching her for some reason! Her voice was very soothing! But she was so good to them, I loved that.
That's RUclipsr China Renee.
MADAME DON thank you I'm going to her chanel now
The Grumpy Goose my thoughts exactly... it was a tender moment and her voice was so calming
@@JohnSmith-bk6ec Now I have a new thing to obsess about lol
@@dsp7631 Thank you! Bless her, and I subscribed of course.
God I want to find a man like that. He actually made me cry by how much he loves his wife. I hope she realizes what she has.
Ikr what a man ❤
Saw somewhere they divorced and she was with someone else 🙆🏽♀️🙆🏽♀️
Kali K what
@@mindthegaphj637 poor guy
Smh
He was cold with his wife and she used work as an excuse to isolate herself from his coldness. She didn't believe he loved him because he didn't her that he did.
The mom with the drums totally won my heart. As a mother of a child with autism I appreciated her effort.
Same 🤎
Yes. That literally warmed my ❤️ 🥲
“Once you figure out how to manage it, trust me it’s so beautiful”. The best advice any natural can give 😂. It’s all trial and error at the start due to all the factors. But once you figure out what your hair likes and doesn’t like. The ride gets far less bumpy and much more easier and fun. Coming from a type 4a,b & c natural 😂
PS. I’ve only been natural for a year, so I still have a lot to learn 💕
Congrats on coming to the Natural side. I'm almost at 11 years.
I’m a true type 4 girl as well and I totally can relate. Still don’t know what to do with my hair, but the possibilities are endless; just have to discover them. 🙂
Seriously, took me so like to like and take the time to figure out my natural hair XD
I honestly can’t imagine how hard it is trying to manage that hair type. I have a hard enough time with my 2c/3a hair lmaoooo
@@lachlankay5285 It's not so hard once you learn how to love it and properly care for it. Moisture is the key.
I literally almost cried during the first clip. That woman went out of her way to encourage those little girls and make them feel special and beautiful in their own skin. That was so sentimental and sweet. You have no idea how much something like that can mean to someone!
I side eye the white parents for not learning (like RUclips, hair salon, or a book) like it's fine for the Mom to look frumpy but if you are Latina or Black, you get judged for looking a mess.
The scene about the girls hair touched my heart. Every young black girl needs to hear those things ❤️
Ari , yes they should. Uplift one another so we will all be lifted.
Kay O you got some issues obviously
@@nadie1mayascuz finally thank you
@@oliviahavill6872 ???
@@rachmae4180 STOP WITH THE ALL LIVES MATTER BULLSHIT it’s fucking obvious everyone needs to be encouraged bruh we get it, but you obviously don’t see the intense hate that lies around every corner for Black women and girls.
I'm a nurse on the COVID-19 FLOOR. I stlye my patients even on the vent.
"YOU LOOK GOOD YOU FEEL GOOD."
NURSE TEA.
kuddos to you ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
God bless you because hair is one of the first things to go when we’re sick. Stay safe ❤️
You're amazing. Thank you for doing the good work :)
Oh yes. I am a Occupational Therapist Asst. and when I would walk into patients room I did more than just exercises. A lot of time in the hospital it's all a numbers and it's a get in and get out situation. But since I worked prn. on the weekends. I would have then do their hair, makeup, stand to walk to the restroom to brush their teeth or wash their face. Afterwards they would feel so much better and be ready to do exercises or even feel accomplished that they did it themselves. Rehabilitation is not just the outside but how you feel inside even if you are in the hospital. #HealthcareWorker #OT
Thank you for being an angel during these times.
My brother is severely autistic. He doesn’t like leaving his room unless it’s for work(he’s a dishwasher twice a week for a couple hours)
He doesn’t communicate well obviously but we got him into music therapy and he sang and smiled. It was like seeing another person! Way to go for that mom. She had a larger affect than she could see
My brother has severe Autism where he is very introvert. Doesnt go out. He likes music but hates to socialize outside his room. Ugh you're lucky your brother likes music therapy. Mine just refuses anything. But as long as he likes his music in his room. Thats fine for us.
Mioki SXDR I’m sorry. 😭 hopefully in time he can overcome it. I try to push my brother, but you can’t push too much or they have a break down. As long as their happy. That’s what matters most. My brother also listens to music while in his room. We bought him a record player and he requested a bunch of oldies for Christmas 😂 very Interesting. Must be something that helps them relax.
I never liked leaving my room. For me its a safe place where I can controll sensory input and its less likely to have a melt down or shut down.
Most of autistic people aren't really antisocial. Its just takes a lot more energy to be social in a neurotypical way.
Having friends that understand my way to socialise and express my self really helped me. I love going out with friends now.
I have an autistic son and nephew and they are very musically inclined.
@@melindaroop1346 music is an awsome sensory input!
My whole family is black and they don’t even know how to do hair. They completely damaged mine.
All my family knew was relaxers because black hair is ugly and wild. You should never go out of the house without either braids- or your hair straight.
My mom didn’t know how to do braids or straighten hair so my hair always looked a hot mess. Every once in a while my older sister would come in town and braid my hair so tight I got bumps on my head and I cried myself to sleep because it hurt.
Every two weeks I would go to the salon to get my hair flat ironed. Guess who’s mid waist hair completely broke off? Mine.
When I was 13 ALL my hair started breaking off, and I went from my hair being down my back to my hair being shoulder length. It didn’t stop there tho.
It continued breaking off to the point I had a spot on the middle of my head that was 1 inch long and wouldn’t grow (still doesn’t) and now my hair doesn’t grow past my ears.
I did a big chop in August, I was almost completely bald and my hair is CURLY again. It was SO wild to see my hair curly, because my hair was so damaged before that it was naturally straight and bushy.
The middle part on my hair has doubled to 2 inches long, and my hair is down to my ears if I stretch the curls. But guess what I get a lot now?
Backhanded comments from my family. My grandmother is constantly telling me to “do something with your hair” “why would you want your hair to look like that” “you need to comb your hair” and my mother says the EXACT same things to my perfectly curly hair.
My hair isn’t all over the place, it isn’t bushy, I use a curl smoothie which makes my curls look juicy, but it still appears wild and ugly in my mother and grandmothers eyes. They are ashamed of my hair.
I’m 19 and I’m JUST starting to LIKE my hair because of how they make me feel about my hair, but there is NOTHING wrong with the hair that naturally comes out of my head, or anyone else’s head.
Livi ⭐️⭐️ ignore them and tell them that you’re accepting yourself. If they can’t support or understand that then it’s a shame they have such a back-a-days perception. Live yourself despite them hun
Livi ⭐️⭐️ Damn, you almost made me shed a thug tear. I grew up the same way. When I was 12, I visited my grandmother for the summer with extensions in. The whole summer I would call my mom begging her to let me take those braids out but she kept saying I’d ruin my hair. Welp, by the time I went back home my hair was really tangled in the extensions. My mom immediately cut my hair to the new growth. Before I put the braids in my hair was just passed my shoulders. After the cut I couldn’t even make a ponytail 😢 and my hair journey just went downhill from there. As soon as I moved out in my early twenties, I went natural. 8years ago I got locs and honestly it has been the most empowering experience. I’m rambling lol I just want you to know you’re beautiful young lady. I’m so happy to hear you’re on a journey toward self love and discovery... and you’re still so young. As you know, sometimes the older folk can be so stuck in their ways and unfortunately, they (some) have been so conditioned to see the ugly in us that they really struggle to see the beauty in themselves. Keep loving on you, little sis.... you’re an inspiration!
Merica Willis I do now! Just the other day my grandmother started her usual up because I wore my hair curly and for the first time I stood up to her and said “there is nothing wrong with my hair. It looks good the way it is. It’s MY hair.” And she responded back “no it doesn’t” and went on about her way instead of badgering me more and I’ve never felt more empowered honestly.
I love my grandparents dearly and I usually let their comments slide because I respect them but I just couldn’t that day.
I’ve been unapologetically curly for 5 months now. Every time I style my hair I like them a little bit more than I did the last time.
Brklyn J9 thank you and so are you! Story just hits so close to home I’m glad you shared yours too. When my hair all broke off, (before the big chop) my mother would make me constantly have a sew in. It only made it worse but she couldn’t be bothered with it but then would always yell and blame me saying I should know how to take care of my hair.... well mother, you never taught me that, in fact, you haven’t taught me anything, how was I supposed to know?
My older sister got lucky because she had family members who taught her how to do hair, and for a while it was a source of income for her. No one ever taught me. I didn’t even know how to correctly shampoo and condition until I was 13 because I was never allowed to.
The older generation definitely are stuck in their ways sometimes and I see a lot of young girls like me who also feel the same way I used to about their hair and even though I don’t LOVE my hair, it HURTS me to know that girls hate their hair, or they hate the fact that they’re black, because of what the older generation has instilled in them. It isn’t even the young kids bullying anymore! It’s the grown ups! And it’s SAD.
Self hate was taught by white supremacy. We as black people are learning to leave that behind and teach our children self love again.
If you adopted black children or decide to have children by a black man please learn how to do these children’s hair. A simple RUclips search or even a google search for a black hairstylist will do wonders for these children. I’m tired of looking at mixed children with knotted and dry hair because their parents don’t realize their child doesn’t have the same texture of hair that they do.
Um. Can't the father learn to do hair too?
Chile I see that shit all the time at my job. Conservative white moms with mixed daughter's hair looking a hot mess. Literally all the time im thinking where is the father? I know he wouldn't approve.
Ooshy most men regardless of race don’t know how to do women’s hair
@@florafauna1590 Sounds like they should learn!
Ooshy they can but they don’t! They think because a woman is there that the woman will do everything.
I admittedly did NOT expect the video-gaming husband to be coaching the other man on how to be present with his wife outside of family time. What they shared there was really special.
The two guys talking about their feelings was so heart warming
It was actually so sweet when the dad of those girls getting their hair done was tearing up, like he was so happy that someone was able to make his daughters feel more comfortable and confident 😊💙
His wife's body language is the exact opposite to me
@@dreamchaser5758she was not interested at all. She seemed to be annoyed 🤯
the lady with the lgbtq+ people hit home for me. as someone who came from a relatively unhealthy conservative asian family, it tugs at my heart to see someone at least listening and learning about them. its just nice to know that there are people out there who are willing to listen.
As a black girl adopted into a white family, I would've loved this. I used to cry over my hair sometimes
i’m a black girl raised by black people and even i do too. i’ve lived in very white areas and would get angry and jealous that my hair was the way it was. i’ve learned to love my hair but living where i do now it’s still very hard. i remember i ‘straightened’ my hair in 3rd grade cause the girls in my class told me too. i left for an awful yearbook picture but my sisters was worse so
That man to man conversation at the end got me all teary...hope they're doing better in their marriage
The woman teaching the family hairstyles made me cry. I’m 27 and I’m just learning how to do my hair, because when I was adopted as a child, I was never provided the right hair care. I remember they would get a little mad at me for using too much shampoo/conditioner but my hair was thick and curly, not thin and straight like theirs (they would say “I only use a dime size amount so why do you use so much”). It was never styled and I was teased by my family when I did try to style it. My family always encouraged relaxer treatments from Walmart that ruined my hair, and took me to hairdressers that had no clue how to cut curly hair. I hated my hair so much and the first opportunity I got I bought a straightener. I also haven’t had my hair cut in years due to fear . I know it’s small but it’s affected me a lot.
@X R thank you - so sweet of a message 🥰 sending you love and blessings too
thank you for sharing your story. i had no idea hair styling was such a challenge, or that relaxers can do a lot of damage. i'm interested in being a foster mom and adopting kids in the future, and i want all of my children to have beautiful hair. i have a lot of learning to do on how to handle my own hair and other types of curly hair, too. cheers to beautiful hair, and warm wishes from the american midwest
@@kailavanderwielen3588 awe cheers to you as well - thank you 🙏🏽
It amazes me how insensitive parents can be. I think they often don't realize how important it is for girls to feel pretty and comfortable with themselves. I don't have curly hair, rather the opposite, but it's so thin my mom once called my ponytail a rat's fart. Semi-jokingly, but that has stayed with me forever. She also commented on my features and clothes a lot and I've had friends with similar experiences. It's so easy to ruin a girl's confidence.
@@Evija3000 sorry you’ve gone through this. Stay strong and know you are worth way more than the words an insecure individual spoke. No one should care or talk about others appearances, especially young children. Sending you positive vibes 🖤
Aawwww!! 😊😊😊😊🤗🤗🤗 whn he said that he loves his wife exceptionally and he wants 2 focus more on just being nice 2 her..... that made my heart smile 😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗
This is why I'm divorced ... my husband told me he intentionally goes outta his way to NOT MAKE ME HAPPY ... frfr straight to my face
inez mickel that’s terrible! I’m sorry, he’s an asshat !!! Fr
People say a lot of things to make themselves alive better than who they are in private.
@@inezmickel1274 You probably deserved it bitter woman
They're divorced, he dropped the ball when their son got sick. He was just saying that for the cameras
Sometimes that's what men need to do. Talk with a level headed friend for advice or just to have some comrodery with each other. That man loves his wife I pray everything works out for them.
Kat Brax I loved their conversation!
I almost cried
I completely agree and I feel like too many men either don't feel like it's a priority, they feel like as a man they shouldn't care as much or try as hard, or the end up with friends that are that way and it changes their perspective. I wish more men could have a conversation about their marriages and changes that need to be made with someone who truly cares. It's amazing the difference it can make.
That man said that for the cameras. He dropped the ball when their son got sick and like he said his wife wouldn’t believe if he said he loved her, it’s for a reason. They are divorced now. It’s a lesson for him to learn. He took his entire life for granted until it was too late
@@rosieposey4493 wow now that's a hot mess honey.
The guy in pink seems so broken:( ~
☹
Man he broke my heart
Hope she’s not having an affair... she’s doing the whole “she’s not that into you” thing
When she was doing the girls hair that was so special! You could see how happy the girls were and their parents were learning just so cool all around!
Hopefully white people think twice about having mixed black babies especially when it comes to their hair ,💯
The drums scene was amazing. As Black people, we must remember the importance of the drum. Our hair is amazing in every texture. Love this video on every level.
All these snippets are displaying real love between humans ❤️
Who just loves that stylist? She was so beautiful - from the inside out.
White parents, please, when you adopt a black child, please learn to do some styles on their hair. Don’t just send them off to the nearest African braid shop. Why? 1. Not all black hair care “professionals” know how to take care of the hair. Sometimes they can braid too tightly, breaking the hair off and or ruining the hairline. They can also burn the hair to the point where the curls are lost. Educating yourself about the hair will help you see signs on if the person doing the hair is doing it properly. And 2. It’s a bonding experience, you can create many beautiful moments as you both figure out how to take care of black hair.
I know black hair can look intimidating, I know I’ve had it all my life, but don’t give up. Your daughter/son will appreciate it.
Mixed and black
How about BLACK people adopt more! We even got white celebs qdopting our kids and hardly no black celebs adopting
@@jennyjones4875 OR, whoever has the means, the the love, and the right intentions adopts whomever they want. Should more people adopt? Yes, of course. But whether people do it or not, isn't our business.
Maybe, if you haven't already, take your own advice, and adopt. Hopefully, you'll see if/when you're in a position to help a child you won't be so focused on something as arbitrary are skin color.
@Prophetic Teachings you are ONE family, moron!
jenny jones, I don’t think it matters what race adopts what. Most of the time, for domestic adoptions, you get whatever child becomes available (if you tick the box that race doesn’t matter)
The lady in the first clip had me in tears 😭 I'm in a biracial relationship and my partners Mum taught me how to do his hair 😊
One of my longest standing battles with myself was to learn how to take care of my 4c hair. To watch a woman of color teach those children how to celebrate their hair was so heartwarming.
I love that husband acknowledges he can do better even though he already is.
Both of my children are on the spectrum and to see that little boy engage and a stranger take the time to reach him just has me in tears. ❤️❤️❤️
I used to watch this show when I was younger. It looks like it’s gotten better so maybe I should start watching again along with Supernanny lol
Omg I remember super nanny!!! Nostalgia
Miss Daydreams the new season came out this month and they have old full episodes on RUclips if you wanna watch it again lol
@@marchforth3515 Thankyou!!
March Forth right I watched it the first time and it became just about putting polar opposites in a house and showing conflict. When I saw they were doing it again I wasn’t interested but I might not be that bad
All of these clips were really cool! The lady was able to find a activity that the autistic son really enjoyed and wanted to participate it, a woman had her eyes opened up to what a gay couple really is (which is a NORMAL couple), the hair tutorial, and two dads getting to open up about their relationships with their wives. If this show had more of this then I would actually handle watching it! Lol. I hate the drama.
This is completely heartwarming to see. Look how everyone is happy, learning and getting along 💞.
And these children aren't even 4c and it's a struggle. Their hair isn't that difficult lol 🤭
For Caucasian people who have no idea because no one has taught them I’m sure it is difficult
White folk don’t know anything about grades of hair 😂. They have one grade of hair: wet Ramen noodles.
@@user-gg4vh9jx8j calm down
@@user-gg4vh9jx8j relax 🤦🏽♀️ at least they are willing to learn. Why would you put people down
-AP RUclips I didn’t put anyone down. I stated a fact. If you’re so sensitive and weak that you can’t handle the truth than that’s your issue. Black people have been censoring themselves for whites for centuries. Enough is enough. We know about their hair but they don’t know of ours? How’s that even possible in the age of information, RUclips, and google?
The lady that styled the kids hair made my heart so warm..I literally started crying because I wish I had that...
The dad’s conversation absolutely killed me.
All of these moments restored my faith in humanity. Moments like these need to happen more.
The first few minutes are so near and dear to my heart. As a hairdresser I run into this alot with my biracial girls and girls with textured hair. Embracing them and letting them know their hair is beautiful and teaching haircare is of the utmost importance. Especially for foster and adoptive families, when a parent takes the time to learn how to maintain their child's hair, wow...what an impact.
Wow the guy with the pink shirt. I need to watch this episode
The woman who was asking the gay couples questions and willing to learn is amazing i absolutely love it
It was nice for the first time watching the wives and husbands helping each other and sharing positivity. I used to watch this on TV years ago and stopped because people were so negative .
That black lady is gorgeous 😍
God bless any woman that takes time out of her life to show a child how to feel better about themselves. Especially about a subject that no one else around them had any clue about. They needed her so bad.
There’s always so much confrontation on this show, that it is SO nice to see some non stop love ♥️
The lady teaching the parents how to style their daughters hair was so heartwarming
The lady who styled the kids hair 🥺🥺🥺
Her nme is China. She has a youtube channel
Our hair even though it takes a little longer, that's bonding time. I would fall asleep or we would talk. A closeness you never forget.
Great moments 💖 Loved the mom teaching the young girls to love and care for their natural hair. I'm sure those girls will NEVER forget that day.
The guy in the pink shirt 😫😫😫
The two men talking over a game of pool made me a little emotional.
The guys talking about Virginia really got to me. It was heartwarming to see them really talk out what was going on. And maybe his wife makes herself busy because she feels like he isn't interested in her anymore. I mean communication is key. You never know what's going on in the other person's head until you ask.
Watching her give confidence to those girls made me tear up a little 😢. We gotta show them the way!!
The lady that styled the girls hair is China Renne 🙂.
Sis is fine
Thank God she came through and did they hair cuz them white people didn't know what they was doing
All of them were heartwarming, but since no one is talking about the gay scene, I just wanna say that really hits home for me. There truly are people out there that honestly think we’re so incredibly different, people raise their children based on hate for people different then them and carry on that hate to new generations that effect so many people. It was really nice to see the straight lady open up and ask questions to understand where they were coming from. 🏳️🌈🏳️🌈❤️
i was so glad that she was respectful and listening with an open heart and open ears
All of this is beautiful. Got me ugly crying rn. 😩♥️.
Agreed!
That was really nice! They'll remember this 4 ever!🙏🏾
We need more of these conversations in this world today! ❤
The moment she did the girls hair was about so much more than just hair. It was a beautiful moment. 💜
The woman doing the little girls hair made me cry cuz our hair really does take a lot to be nice and you end up hating your own hair becuz of it. It’s good that they had her to show them what to do and how to manage it ❤️❤️
I almost cried with the lady doing the girls's hair omg 😭
Teaching girls, especially those of color, to love themselves and their hair is a VERY important thing. Black girls are sometimes taught from a very young age that their hair can't be tamed and are left to believe what has been said about their hair. As a black girl, I know all too well about this. I recently stopped relaxing my hair after seeing other people embrace and love theirs. I've also realized, relaxers were made for black people to "fit in", and make their hair seem more "acceptable". All my friends and I have stopped using relaxers as it can also cause health issues but mainly to grow healthy natural hair. So, it is important to teach black girls to love themselves because as soon as you do that, they learn to accept themselves in their skin and hair. So don't start crying about white people not being appreciated for the fact that they took in these girls.
periodt.
I want a man to love me like this man loves his wife. He’s even willing to deal with the reality that she may not like being alone with him on a date because he just loves her so much. I also really love that he’s willing to admit to possibly playing a part in her lackluster feelings towards him. That’s powerful actually. I wonder if this helped them
I almost shed a tear when she said she didn’t like her baby hair 😢. I don’t know what I would do without mine
I love the rich vs poor swap. Where they swap the whole family. Soo eye opening for people.
I swear all the Wife Swaps I’ve seen people hated each other. This show is great though.
One of the most important things learned from this show is perspective. Sometimes we need to take a step back from our view or way of doing things and evaluate. I have four kids under 9 years old, and it is really easy to get into a routine. Sometimes that routine doesn't work for all the members of your family. Sometimes your just wrong about it with good intentions, and sometimes your right but doing it the wrong way. Thank you for posting this, "best of moments!"
The lady who does the hairstyles on the kids whats her RUclips channel
Em Skyes China Renee
carinwalker Lmaoo my dumbass typed all of that in 😂😂😂 and was like why I’m not finding it 😂😂😂😂😂
Kertivia Spurgeon 😂😂😂😂
Kertivia Spurgeon lol 😂
Kertivia Spurgeon chiiiile I’m hollering 😂😂😂😂😂
The woman spoke so lovingly and nurturing to those girls. So sweet. 🥰
Wife Swap SUPER Compilation 🤪 From Heartwarming to Just Plain Crazy
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This is so beautiful! Instead of judgment, there is teaching and education. I pray these families are blessed!
So they have black daughters and aren’t aware or even independently learning how to care for and style their hair??? We have RUclips, google, stores...if you WANT to learn you can. I love that this woman was able to come in and help them but I’m disappointed they didn’t take that initiative to learn themselves. I see if too often with adopted children and biracial children and it’s disappointing
That family doesn’t do technology
@@caraale8840 that's why the person mention stores. they can stop by a beauty supply store or a natural hair salon and ask hair stylists how to do the girls' hair
And people judging them is what makes this is even sadder. Like just stop with the hate...even as a black woman it’s taken me 29 years to discover on my own how to do and care for my 4b hair
They're kids, give them a break
Pelo MK they’re talking about the parents
The drums....... music and simple fun is the thing that teaches across all boundaries
The drum lady has a South African accent. I can hear it come through strong.
Thought so too!!
I was looking for this comment 😹 from the moment she opened her mouth i knew she was South African.
Aww the mom styling the kids hair was truly heart warming. I cant tell u how many black/mixed kids i seen in my school w messy hair bc their white moms didnt know how to manage.
The men’s moment was beautiful and vulnerable.
Styling the little queens hair and letting them know that they're BEAUTIFUL 🥰...and just seeing that young king play the drums and SMILE SO BIG❤...OMG THAT WAS JUST EVERYTHING!!🥰
Parents sometimes forget that they are also partners. A man and his wife (insert/delete partner terms to your preference) NEED time to be a couple or the relationship can wither. This would be a shame.
OMG that woman doing the little girls' hair is GORGEOUS!
The lady doing the young girls hair was great she affirmed them. Also the lady with the drums
Yoo that conversation between those two men tho. THAT'S real masculinity, recognizing flaws&emotions, and talking about them without being emberassed. I hope that man in the pink shirt got it together with his wife, he sounds like a good husband.
I don’t like my baby hairs either. Not from hating my hair or anything- the feeling of gel on my head makes me cringe. I remember being 6 and waiting till my mom put me on the bus & rubbing it off 😂
Breona Warren I hate gel on my hands so I can’t use certain products. I definitely don’t like it slicked on my forehead. If I need to slick my hair down, I do it to the side or back, hair on hair, not hair on face.
You can use cream as well
It's childish imo. Adults should not be slicking down their edges. I worry about adults who do that, something is not right with them. LOL
No Name i can see if they do too much because that don’t look right either way but something simple like swoops shouldn’t be a problem. it’s something started within black and latino culture so we should be able to use it.
@@tybriabowser9526 LMFAO it's not actually.
It started with the Chinese, they was laying edges long before us.
There's a reason why most of these wholesome moments are provided by PoC
All these moments were great but that last one got to me. Hopefully they were able to get things back on track and have some time for the relationship.
Right. I.agree
The guy in the pink shirt made my heart melt..
The american version of wife swap is looks really realistic and authentic meanwhile the german version is just something else lmao
As much fun as watching the worst moments is, watching the best moments is amazing🧡
I wasnt raised with alot of religions, cultures and experiences but I simply let people live there life.
The lady talking about brown girls hair is so sweet and kind 💕💕
China Renee😃I’m glad they brought this show back‼️
The little black girl and her hair... Broke my heart when she said she didn't like her hair. I'm glad the black lady made her feel beautiful
Yes. Come thru cantu
ACTUALLY....
ALL THESE MOM'S DESERVE ALL THE LOVE ❤️❤️❤️
The second woman said that they don't know what to do and you can't just know you have to be taught I love because it was nice for people to know that just because you adopt a child of colour isn't enough. When children are fostered or adopted it is already a very difficult thing to talk about, or think about and she was right with saying that little things like brushing our hair or painting our nails. It's important because it makes us feel like. Yes we are wanted, and these people do care
The hair & drums are so heart warming😭❤️.