I homeschooled our oldest daughters all the way through and they are both in college now! I am now homeschooling our son,he's in 6th grade! I love homeschooling! What a blessing to be able to stay home with our kiddos!!!
I loved homeschooling my kids! Now our daughter homeschools her kiddos. It's a blessing to be able to stay home and do that. 🥰 Much love to your family ❤
Yes, that is absolutely the way it should be. But don t think lightly, it requires a lot of energy, involvement, creativity, intelligence, health, love and time from the parents, and therefore, it is not given to everyone. Sadly, so many parents are dismissive…it is so easy to delegate and wash your hands. My kids went to small private schools (as I always worked like a bull, dedicating my life to medicine and research, I am a Dr) and I am overall satisfied with the whole thing. I would never have put them in this crushing machine of public school system. But it is another topic 🙂
We've been homeschooling in MO since 2005. I love hearing from others who have similar ideas about educating their children. I've only got 3 left in school, ages 15, 14, and 12. Those days of keeping little ones busy so the middle aged kids can work...whew! Looking back, I realize how much work it was. I didn't really realize it then. It was just life. It has definitely felt like spring lately. I'm glad the calf was born on a good weather day. We have bunnies due tonight. Momma is a Flemish Giant and wasn't a good Momma with her first babies. We are praying she will catch on this time. We don't have another doe nursing at this time like we did with her last ones. Praying for a great week for y'all, Kreke family. God bless!
I came across this article when researching catechism, and God greatly used it to bless me! Apparently, in the1800’s, the children were vastly ahead of our children. So much so, that the top minds at our ivy leagues cannot pass the standard test for eighth grade back then. The difference was the teaching methods, they use to teach HOW to think, not WHAT to think. There was a woman back then, who used The Bible as her only textbook, and taught her son 4 hours a day only using The Bible. He entered college in 8 grade. God really showed me that he’s the one who will determine who or what our children will be, and we our responsible for keeping their eyes on him. It’s been a real fellowship to see you using these same ideas with your children, and I enjoy being able to glean from your experiences. Many blessings, May God continue to use you, and bring forth much fruit from your walk!
Are you kidding me in the 1800s kids barely went to school..that was only for the rich they WORKED in factories and on farms they couldn’t afford to read or write..I love my God but pls stop spreading misinformation to these good people kids these days are 10x ahead becuz uk there’s laws on that “no child left behind”…and crazy I’ve never heard of that story seems like it’ll been all over the news of her reading the Bible which lacks mathematics, social studies, etc…uk things ur child need to get into college…I look at the Bible everyday even I find that far fetched. Stop mixing God with education it’s weird
@@synivy4576 I’m not sure why my post has caused such hate in your response, but it’s a pretty prideful person that assumes someone is lying just because they haven’t heard the information themselves. I’m not sure why you think I would take time out of my busy day to spread lies, but I ASSURE you as someone who loves The Truth, I’m repeating information that I came across looking into catechism style teachings. As far as people in the 1800’s being barely educated, that is certainly not the case, and you’re the one spreading misinformation in this instance. As for you reading The Bible daily, that’s wonderful! It’s a shame you haven’t come to find the knowledge you believe it lacks. I can assure you, yet again, it does contain EVERY bit of that knowledge, and more. Those that TRULY love God finds ways to glorify him in EVERYTHING.
I love the playfulness that you seem to have in home schooling! I was also home schooled, but we had to fulfil the requirements of the state and go to official exams in a real school and that was very stressful. And can you please share the music, that starts at 13:22 :)
You and your family are extremely inspirational in all the things‼️‼️ God’s favor and blessings continue to be poured into your laps pressed down and overflowing. Amen and Amen
God bless you. Thankyou!! Wish you lived near us here in Australia : ) In my rest/prayer time today God had me praying for you all. So much love from Jesus to you all!!!!!!! From a mumma of many too.
I think your ideas on schooling are quite good, and also you thereby keep them out of certain houses of confinement where children don't _really_ belong, in our day and age. Your children will of course do well. Oh wow, Bella great on the violin and I love that melody.
Very interesting thanks for sharing everything, I love the way you personalized each child and what they are doing. Beautiful playing Isabelle!! . Love love the calf❤, Have a good week. God bless Grace
Have you ever heard of Power Homeschool? I just came across it. It's $25 a month for up to 7 subjects. You can have subjects in any grade not just high school. We will be using it for Agreculture 1 (our 16 year old daughter also loves anything farm life as well!), Music theory And computer sciences. It seems amazing.
WOW! What a fun and busy day! I knew about the birth of Daisy cause I saw you “short” video…She’s a beauty! Love how you have group subjects but also allow each child as they grow to lean into their gifts and interest ! I also LOVE that you have them learn cursive… both my girls went to private Christian school and were taught cursive. A lot of schools public and even private have done away with that and I think that’s so sad because… I think it’s something that is important and an art that is being lost… very sad. So thankful my girls didn’t miss out on it. Sending 🙏 and ❤️ to the Kreke family 🏡 PS…. Everett looks so content snuggled up to you 🥰
Julie, I came back to watch this video because ai had to get the name (Compass Classroom). We're gonna give them a try with writing. Thank you SO MUCH for sharing what all you use. It is SO HELPFUL to hear others ideas. My 2nd son was struggling with "science" and loves outside/animals/farming/hunting. So, I have him doing what Bella is doing. It's going so much better :-) Also, tell Bella that's one of our favorite hymns she played at the end. "Hallelujah, What A Savior!" Our oldest son, 14, has been our church pianist for over 2 yrs now. From a former public school music teacher, music is SUCH A BLESSING. I grew up with it in my family, in our bones, as my dad was a church music minister. Blessings to you and your family. (your Norwex lady, Heather)
Congrats on your calf, she's so beautiful. I love how simple your homeschool is. I started later. My oldest was in the 8th grade when I began and I have never gotten big group lessons to go well. My older kids always fell asleep. So, I do a lot of small group lessons, and then really spend the day on math lessons for the older kids and reading lessons with the younger kids with some science and history for the younger than high school kids, which I somewhat combine. I wished that I homeschooled from the beginning. It is one of my biggest regrets and not because my oldest kids made poor decisions, they have not, but because I missed all of those days with them.
I did not realize that you were also was homeschooled. I think this is great. I am in total support of it. I think more children should be homeschooled. I think this is the way the future and this is an excellent way of giving children more than just school work, but an understanding of life skills, survival skills in a different way that are not taught in schools. kudos for doing what you do. Love your channel.BTW I too went to college graduated with honors. The system works 😊❤
I love your approach to education! My daughter went to 3 years of Montessori pre-school and to Montessori kindergarten before entering the public school system and I noticed a huge difference in the instructional approach. Montessori teaches to student’s abilities and interests also. Public (and even most private) schools are too rigid. I also hate the emphasis in public schools on standardized testing - we have the Republican party (George W Bush in particular) for that debacle.
Im down sizing the amount of work we do. We are switching to unit studies that have all subjects included but math. I plan on adding extra language arts. This mama is tired subject for math, La, Science ect. I figure this way it will be a new topic new books every month. Im hoping it takes stress of me and they will enjoy learning more than what they currently are. Homeschooling is definitely a process and figuring out what works for everyone.
One more question about language haha, how much help do your kids need help/instruction in language especially for good and beautiful or what percentage is each kid independent/self taught, like at what age and how much do certain ages come to you for help with the directions or understanding a new concept?
Julie, what did you study at university? I'm curious (pardon me). I studied languages (5, Dutch, English, French, German and Spanish) & economics. I live in the EU, so languages are *really* important here. I later went on to work in Antwerp's harbor (where you need your languages). Unfortunately I had a work related accident (car wreck) and have been disabled since (age 23). I'm 50 now, so a long time, but anyhoo, back to my original question. LOL ;)
So far I have one who plans to raise cattle for selling beef and one who will do something with computers. He’s talented with many areas so we’ll see what he narrows it down to
May I ask. How would your children show their qualifications? Here in the UK in our version of High School children take GCSEs, our youngest has just finished his at 16. Dependent on his results, grade A to C they go on to choose Advanced subjects. You can't do the 2nd IN school without the first. To get onto a chosen University course children would need 3 Advanced exam results at whatever grade depending on that course. Very interested.
How do you maintain supplies for their interests without breaking the bank or having them consume all supplies in one day? That is my struggle with specifically one kid. He’s all in and I can’t seem to keep enough supplies on hand.
Yes it can be a challenge! We try to find resources for free or cheap (for example we found a furniture upholsterer who was happy to give us scrap leather.) If they want to do something more expensive we work that out. Sometimes they’ll do things to earn money for it. It helps them to take ownership over their interests
I wrote an article on copywork here if you’re interested: thedelightfulhomeschool.com/?p=774 My website is under construction so some areas aren’t working right but you should be able to read this one 🙃
@@jasonandjulie I read and appreciated your blog! Thank you for taking the time to do that. What are your thoughts in typing vs. handwritten? My son has some learning difficulties and the fine motor mechanics are one thing. My thought is, he would still be learning and copying quality writing even by typing.
Hi, thank you for the video! I'm homeschooling 7 children and I need to simplify since I fighting lyme disease. I use TGTB LA and math right now. Too many of my kids need help and I have a special needs teen. I noticed that your young kids are not using the LA. Are you just having them read and do copywork? When you add in the LA, how do you decide which level to start them in? Also, what do you like for science? Thank you!
Make the curriculum work for you, split lesson into two and take it slower if you need, if your kid is doing well with a concept skip some of the activities. If your kid is struggling over all maybe they need to go down a level if they are flying through and it's easy maybe go up.
I notice some of your kids do good and beautiful language and some do only copy work, why do some do one and some do the other and how have u decided they will do better with one? I feel like copywork would be easier and just as substantial to give them all to do, but just wondered if some needed more help on certain things or what the thought process was behind that. Also do you grade and if so how do u grade their language, history, science, and reading? I know TT is self graded so that’s an easy one :D
It’s just based on personal preference. I meet with my kids to find out what they would prefer in their schooling for the upcoming year. A couple of them wanted to try out the language arts course so we went that route. I don’t do any grading
Question: What is your University major? Daisy Jo BEAUTIFUL baby! Looks like you are using a cloth baby holder against your body. Sorry, don't know the proper name. If so, does it make a difference with the child later on? Maybe you could answer those 2 questions in a video. Thank you for sharing your carving skills! You know, how you choose to carve time out to do all that is needed to make and post your videos.⭐⭐⭐⭐
Ciao jason & julie i tuoi figli mi stanno simpatici sono bravi a studiare tutti i tuoi figli jeremiah age 7 è bravo e studiare lo metto voto 10 e lode se lo merita e un bambino studioso anche silas e bravo ad usare il computer Isabella e brava a suonare il violino 🎻 avete ricevuto un pacco x i tuoi figli se lo meritano sono tutti studiosi i tuoi figli sono studiosi li adoro vorrei tanto conoscerli ciao jason & julie quando carichi il prossimo video li aspetto tanta piacere seguire quello che farete in famiglia il vostro canale è più bello di tutti siete dei numeri uno jeremiah e silas e Isabella e james Leo vi adoro
I homeschooled our oldest daughters all the way through and they are both in college now! I am now homeschooling our son,he's in 6th grade! I love homeschooling! What a blessing to be able to stay home with our kiddos!!!
I loved homeschooling my kids! Now our daughter homeschools her kiddos. It's a blessing to be able to stay home and do that. 🥰
Much love to your family ❤
I love that!
One of the best videos I heard about education
Yes! That's the way it should be.
Yes, that is absolutely the way it should be. But don t think lightly, it requires a lot of energy, involvement, creativity, intelligence, health, love and time from the parents, and therefore, it is not given to everyone. Sadly, so many parents are dismissive…it is so easy to delegate and wash your hands. My kids went to small private schools (as I always worked like a bull, dedicating my life to medicine and research, I am a Dr) and I am overall satisfied with the whole thing. I would never have put them in this crushing machine of public school system. But it is another topic 🙂
We've been homeschooling in MO since 2005. I love hearing from others who have similar ideas about educating their children. I've only got 3 left in school, ages 15, 14, and 12. Those days of keeping little ones busy so the middle aged kids can work...whew! Looking back, I realize how much work it was. I didn't really realize it then. It was just life. It has definitely felt like spring lately. I'm glad the calf was born on a good weather day. We have bunnies due tonight. Momma is a Flemish Giant and wasn't a good Momma with her first babies. We are praying she will catch on this time. We don't have another doe nursing at this time like we did with her last ones.
Praying for a great week for y'all, Kreke family. God bless!
Hello to all, I just Love your family Your kids are so sweet, And you and Jason are great parents ❤😊
I came across this article when researching catechism, and God greatly used it to bless me! Apparently, in the1800’s, the children were vastly ahead of our children. So much so, that the top minds at our ivy leagues cannot pass the standard test for eighth grade back then. The difference was the teaching methods, they use to teach HOW to think, not WHAT to think. There was a woman back then, who used The Bible as her only textbook, and taught her son 4 hours a day only using The Bible. He entered college in 8 grade. God really showed me that he’s the one who will determine who or what our children will be, and we our responsible for keeping their eyes on him. It’s been a real fellowship to see you using these same ideas with your children, and I enjoy being able to glean from your experiences. Many blessings, May God continue to use you, and bring forth much fruit from your walk!
Are you kidding me in the 1800s kids barely went to school..that was only for the rich they WORKED in factories and on farms they couldn’t afford to read or write..I love my God but pls stop spreading misinformation to these good people kids these days are 10x ahead becuz uk there’s laws on that “no child left behind”…and crazy I’ve never heard of that story seems like it’ll been all over the news of her reading the Bible which lacks mathematics, social studies, etc…uk things ur child need to get into college…I look at the Bible everyday even I find that far fetched. Stop mixing God with education it’s weird
@@synivy4576 I’m not sure why my post has caused such hate in your response, but it’s a pretty prideful person that assumes someone is lying just because they haven’t heard the information themselves. I’m not sure why you think I would take time out of my busy day to spread lies, but I ASSURE you as someone who loves The Truth, I’m repeating information that I came across looking into catechism style teachings. As far as people in the 1800’s being barely educated, that is certainly not the case, and you’re the one spreading misinformation in this instance. As for you reading The Bible daily, that’s wonderful! It’s a shame you haven’t come to find the knowledge you believe it lacks. I can assure you, yet again, it does contain EVERY bit of that knowledge, and more. Those that TRULY love God finds ways to glorify him in EVERYTHING.
What a wonderful comment and what a wonderful idea. I also honestly and focus a lot on how to think not what. This was a big encouragement to me
@@juliabrown5948 Thank you! When I came across this information it was such a blessing for me, I knew I needed to share with others, God bless you!
I love the playfulness that you seem to have in home schooling! I was also home schooled, but we had to fulfil the requirements of the state and go to official exams in a real school and that was very stressful.
And can you please share the music, that starts at 13:22 :)
You and your family are extremely inspirational in all the things‼️‼️ God’s favor and blessings continue to be poured into your laps pressed down and overflowing. Amen and Amen
Thank you!
It looks like a fun day! What a blessing it is to be able to educate and enjoy life as a family 💖💖
Wonderful plan for your kiddos. I’ve enjoyed watching them learn and grow for several yrs now. Love this family!
God bless you. Thankyou!! Wish you lived near us here in Australia : )
In my rest/prayer time today God had me praying for you all. So much love from Jesus to you all!!!!!!! From a mumma of many too.
Thank you for praying for us!! 💕
Hi Julie congratulations on your new arrival your baby calf 🐄🐄🐄🐄🐄🐄🐄🐄🐄🐄🐄🐄🐄🐄🐄🐄🐄 thanks heaps from Ronnie 👍😃👍😃 from Geelong VIC Australia.
Good morning!!!! Love your family!!!
So cute! James is a mouse!! And sounds like Lydia is, too! ❤ You are a very busy family! Blessings to all of you! Baby Everett is just precious!
I think your ideas on schooling are quite good, and also you thereby keep them out of certain houses of confinement where children don't _really_ belong, in our day and age. Your children will of course do well. Oh wow, Bella great on the violin and I love that melody.
Very interesting thanks for sharing everything, I love the way you personalized each child and what they are doing. Beautiful playing Isabelle!! . Love love the calf❤, Have a good week. God bless Grace
I always enjoy your videos!❤❤❤
Have you ever heard of Power Homeschool? I just came across it. It's $25 a month for up to 7 subjects. You can have subjects in any grade not just high school. We will be using it for Agreculture 1 (our 16 year old daughter also loves anything farm life as well!), Music theory And computer sciences. It seems amazing.
I’ve never heard of that! I’ll check it out. Thank you!
Bella beautiful song to our Lord Jesus....it sounded awesome ty for sharing. Love in Christ Sherril...
Bella,,,amazing playing!!
I love your homeschool videos!
Thank you for sharing! 💙💙
I always love seeing your homeschool days. So much joy. Got a kick out of the kids in the rain with the towel..😂 just living the life!!
WOW! What a fun and busy day! I knew about the birth of Daisy cause I saw you “short” video…She’s a beauty! Love how you have group subjects but also allow each child as they grow to lean into their gifts and interest ! I also LOVE that you have them learn cursive… both my girls went to private Christian school and were taught cursive. A lot of schools public and even private have done away with that and I think that’s so sad because… I think it’s something that is important and an art that is being lost… very sad. So thankful my girls didn’t miss out on it. Sending 🙏 and ❤️ to the Kreke family 🏡 PS…. Everett looks so content snuggled up to you 🥰
Thank you for sharing your day ❤
Also thank u so much for sharing, it’s a very helpful video to help me understand what I’m working toward stepping into for our family 🧡
Another wonderful video, thank you! :)
Wonderful! Thanks for sharing. I got a lot of wonderful ideas from this video.
Julie, I came back to watch this video because ai had to get the name (Compass Classroom). We're gonna give them a try with writing. Thank you SO MUCH for sharing what all you use. It is SO HELPFUL to hear others ideas. My 2nd son was struggling with "science" and loves outside/animals/farming/hunting. So, I have him doing what Bella is doing. It's going so much better :-) Also, tell Bella that's one of our favorite hymns she played at the end. "Hallelujah, What A Savior!" Our oldest son, 14, has been our church pianist for over 2 yrs now. From a former public school music teacher, music is SUCH A BLESSING. I grew up with it in my family, in our bones, as my dad was a church music minister. Blessings to you and your family. (your Norwex lady, Heather)
I loved reading this update! So glad to hear you were able to find a better fit for your son. 👏🏻👏🏻
Really enjoyed this!
I love these videos 🥰so inspiring the way you get so much accomplished 🙏
The music you chose for this video was beautiful and gentle. Love it! 💖
So organized, on top of things.
Enjoy your video today
I love the farm journal. Thank you for sharing how you document things.
I'm going to use your treasure box idea!! My kids would love that! Thanx!
Thanks for sharing. Daisy Jo is so cute! Everett is cute too!
Congrats on your calf, she's so beautiful. I love how simple your homeschool is. I started later. My oldest was in the 8th grade when I began and I have never gotten big group lessons to go well. My older kids always fell asleep. So, I do a lot of small group lessons, and then really spend the day on math lessons for the older kids and reading lessons with the younger kids with some science and history for the younger than high school kids, which I somewhat combine. I wished that I homeschooled from the beginning. It is one of my biggest regrets and not because my oldest kids made poor decisions, they have not, but because I missed all of those days with them.
Thank you for sharing that. It’s a good reminder for me to be intentionally thankful for these days I get to spend these days with my kids.
Hi, first day I’ve watching your channel. I’m watching from Australia. Just loved watching Bella play the violin
Welcome! I’m glad you found us here in RUclips land 😄
I did not realize that you were also was homeschooled. I think this is great. I am in total support of it. I think more children should be homeschooled. I think this is the way the future and this is an excellent way of giving children more than just school work, but an understanding of life skills, survival skills in a different way that are not taught in schools. kudos for doing what you do. Love your channel.BTW I too went to college graduated with honors. The system works 😊❤
Great job
I love your approach to education! My daughter went to 3 years of Montessori pre-school and to Montessori kindergarten before entering the public school system and I noticed a huge difference in the instructional approach. Montessori teaches to student’s abilities and interests also. Public (and even most private) schools are too rigid. I also hate the emphasis in public schools on standardized testing - we have the Republican party (George W Bush in particular) for that debacle.
Im down sizing the amount of work we do. We are switching to unit studies that have all subjects included but math. I plan on adding extra language arts. This mama is tired subject for math, La, Science ect. I figure this way it will be a new topic new books every month. Im hoping it takes stress of me and they will enjoy learning more than what they currently are. Homeschooling is definitely a process and figuring out what works for everyone.
One more question about language haha, how much help do your kids need help/instruction in language especially for good and beautiful or what percentage is each kid independent/self taught, like at what age and how much do certain ages come to you for help with the directions or understanding a new concept?
Julie, what did you study at university? I'm curious (pardon me). I studied languages (5, Dutch, English, French, German and Spanish) & economics. I live in the EU, so languages are *really* important here. I later went on to work in Antwerp's harbor (where you need your languages). Unfortunately I had a work related accident (car wreck) and have been disabled since (age 23). I'm 50 now, so a long time, but anyhoo, back to my original question. LOL ;)
What does the oldest kids plan on doing After homeschooling?
So far I have one who plans to raise cattle for selling beef and one who will do something with computers. He’s talented with many areas so we’ll see what he narrows it down to
May I ask. How would your children show their qualifications? Here in the UK in our version of High School children take GCSEs, our youngest has just finished his at 16. Dependent on his results, grade A to C they go on to choose Advanced subjects. You can't do the 2nd IN school without the first. To get onto a chosen University course children would need 3 Advanced exam results at whatever grade depending on that course. Very interested.
What kind of leather work do they do? Looking for ideas!
The latest things were earrings (all the leather earrings I wear were made by kids!) and holsters for their toy guns 😄
What's Bellas book called?
What do you use to teach your kids to read?
How do you maintain supplies for their interests without breaking the bank or having them consume all supplies in one day? That is my struggle with specifically one kid. He’s all in and I can’t seem to keep enough supplies on hand.
Yes it can be a challenge! We try to find resources for free or cheap (for example we found a furniture upholsterer who was happy to give us scrap leather.) If they want to do something more expensive we work that out. Sometimes they’ll do things to earn money for it. It helps them to take ownership over their interests
Curious what the copy work entails. I’ve been contemplating transitioning back to this (did a little of this when my kids were young).
I wrote an article on copywork here if you’re interested: thedelightfulhomeschool.com/?p=774
My website is under construction so some areas aren’t working right but you should be able to read this one 🙃
@@jasonandjulie thanks!
@@jasonandjulie I read and appreciated your blog! Thank you for taking the time to do that. What are your thoughts in typing vs. handwritten? My son has some learning difficulties and the fine motor mechanics are one thing. My thought is, he would still be learning and copying quality writing even by typing.
Hi, thank you for the video! I'm homeschooling 7 children and I need to simplify since I fighting lyme disease. I use TGTB LA and math right now. Too many of my kids need help and I have a special needs teen. I noticed that your young kids are not using the LA. Are you just having them read and do copywork? When you add in the LA, how do you decide which level to start them in? Also, what do you like for science? Thank you!
Make the curriculum work for you, split lesson into two and take it slower if you need, if your kid is doing well with a concept skip some of the activities. If your kid is struggling over all maybe they need to go down a level if they are flying through and it's easy maybe go up.
I read that your husband went to BIOLA. Is he from your state or did he live in Southern California?
He didn’t attend there. Must have been a misprint 😁
Did my card arrive yet
I notice some of your kids do good and beautiful language and some do only copy work, why do some do one and some do the other and how have u decided they will do better with one? I feel like copywork would be easier and just as substantial to give them all to do, but just wondered if some needed more help on certain things or what the thought process was behind that. Also do you grade and if so how do u grade their language, history, science, and reading? I know TT is self graded so that’s an easy one :D
It’s just based on personal preference. I meet with my kids to find out what they would prefer in their schooling for the upcoming year. A couple of them wanted to try out the language arts course so we went that route.
I don’t do any grading
Question: What is your University major?
Daisy Jo BEAUTIFUL baby!
Looks like you are using a cloth baby holder against your body. Sorry, don't know the proper name. If so, does it make a difference with the child later on? Maybe you could answer those 2 questions in a video.
Thank you for sharing your carving skills! You know, how you choose to carve time out to do all that is needed to make and post your videos.⭐⭐⭐⭐
Ciao jason & julie i tuoi figli mi stanno simpatici sono bravi a studiare tutti i tuoi figli jeremiah age 7 è bravo e studiare lo metto voto 10 e lode se lo merita e un bambino studioso anche silas e bravo ad usare il computer Isabella e brava a suonare il violino 🎻 avete ricevuto un pacco x i tuoi figli se lo meritano sono tutti studiosi i tuoi figli sono studiosi li adoro vorrei tanto conoscerli ciao jason & julie quando carichi il prossimo video li aspetto tanta piacere seguire quello che farete in famiglia il vostro canale è più bello di tutti siete dei numeri uno jeremiah e silas e Isabella e james Leo vi adoro