Where do babies come from? (The story of the Stork)

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  • So when we're little kids in the West, this is what we hear growing up. Some of my Korean friends have never even heard of this story before, so I went ahead and took the time to explain it haha. Are there any international viewers who have a story in their own country? Let me know :)
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  • @null00001
    @null00001 3 년 전 +142

    한국은 다리밑에서 주워왔다는게 정설아님? 난 다리가 그 다리인걸 알게 된거는 18살때쯤이었건것 같음 ㅋㅋㅋ

    • @null00001
      @null00001 3 년 전 +9

      와 하트 처음 받아봄 ㅋㅋㅋ
      데이브형 항상 사랑해

    • @user-dp6qt2of7q
      @user-dp6qt2of7q 3 년 전 +3

      저는 17살때 알게됐습니다.. ㅋㅋ

    • @user-oj8wm2eb9t
      @user-oj8wm2eb9t 3 년 전 +9

      저희 부모님은 결혼하면 저절로 생긴데서 저는 그냥 결혼만 하면 저절로 생기는줄 알았음ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ

    • @user-xf5ml6ih9l
      @user-xf5ml6ih9l 3 년 전 +2

      전 섹×는 10살때 다리가 사람다리라는건
      겁나 어렸을때 어린이집 다닐때 알았어용 허허

    • @user-mw5ml8fd6d
      @user-mw5ml8fd6d 3 년 전 +2

      미친 그런뜻이었나? 들어본거같기도한뎅 ,,

  • @SophiacashmereAReyes
    @SophiacashmereAReyes 3 년 전 +146

    In the philippines, when you ask your parents where did i came from, the gonna repile, "we just picked you up from a trash can" or in my case, "we found you in the poop of the cow"

    • @bingobongo284
      @bingobongo284 3 년 전 +3

      Those are also good

    • @willgeorge794
      @willgeorge794 3 년 전 +15

      In my country, we're never actually ask where we came from, but when we act bad our parents will told us that they're gonna return us to under the bridge, or to a trash can, which is where they picked us out before :'v

    • @SophiacashmereAReyes
      @SophiacashmereAReyes 3 년 전 +2

      @@willgeorge794 AHAHAHA LOL SO SAD, I EVEN THOUGHT WHEN THEY SAID I WAS PICKED UP FROM A COW'S POOP, I THOUGHT I WAS ADOPTED

    • @austingoodman622
      @austingoodman622 3 년 전

      lovegirlforever.link/y2hAo_ipg_o

    • @stargirl7646
      @stargirl7646 3 년 전 +1

      Damn that’s rough 😂

  • @eveelinq
    @eveelinq 3 년 전 +145

    in lithuania they tell that "we found you in lettuce''

    • @bingobongo284
      @bingobongo284 3 년 전

      This is better

    • @zimri_vt
      @zimri_vt 3 년 전 +6

      same goes in Kazakhstan. At least my parents told me so not so while ago

    • @mary8827
      @mary8827 3 년 전 +6

      same in Russia ahahah

    • @JJ97MM
      @JJ97MM 3 년 전 +1

      That’s beautiful.

    • @genzalarboa3110
      @genzalarboa3110 3 년 전 +18

      in France, boys are born in a cabbage and girls are born in a rose

  • @stargirl7646
    @stargirl7646 3 년 전 +127

    My mom didn’t use the stork story - she said “well mommy and daddy hugged each other REEEEAL tight.” So I hugged my mom as hard as I could and went “like that??” “Well no not quite like that...” 😅😅

    • @reielric6246
      @reielric6246 3 년 전

      Your response is why parents lie, and make it some impossible tale. If you say sex, a kid will think "screw baby dolls, I know how to get a real one" tada teen/tween pregnancy. Although, with television ads for shows, condoms and pills, I suspect kids get the picture at age four.

    • @stargirl7646
      @stargirl7646 3 년 전 +1

      Rei Elric well, I WAS four lol. Or maybe six. If a kid is a teen or tween I should hope their parents would tell them the real thing by then. It’s more that having three year olds running around blabbing about it like they do about ANY new thing they learn would be awkward 😂

  • @user-pp6gn4nm5j
    @user-pp6gn4nm5j 3 년 전 +52

    우리 엄마는 다리 밑에서 주워왓다고 햇는데 ㅋㅋㅋ
    그래서 진짜 엄마 찾아달라 하니깐 엄마가 나 버리고
    다시 주워왓다햇능데

  • @user-nb8kv9ty2w
    @user-nb8kv9ty2w 3 년 전 +86

    한국은 보통 다리 밑에서 주워왔다고 하죠 ㅋㅋㅋ 그 다리가 뭔지는 크면서 자연스레 알게 되고 ㅋㅋ

    • @gksosla
      @gksosla 3 년 전 +10

      아니 그다리가 그다리였어요?ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ 그생각을 못했네

    • @user-pv9nk2pm3b
      @user-pv9nk2pm3b 3 년 전 +2

      저도 그냥 걷는 다리라고 생각하다가 6학년때 갑자기 "어? 그 다리가 혹시?"해서 ㅋㅋㅋ

    • @user-gm7bz5qv4l
      @user-gm7bz5qv4l 3 년 전 +4

      다리가 그 다리였구나...지금 이순간에 알았네

    • @whchris1982
      @whchris1982 3 년 전 +1

      오... 전 말안듣는다고 겁주려고 버려진 애 다리에서 주워왔다고 하는건줄 알았는데... 중학교때 생물쌤이 수업시간에 말해줘서...아! 그런거였어?? 그랬어요😂😂

  • @lyanamalik5409
    @lyanamalik5409 3 년 전 +112

    My parents just told me I came from her stomach and I didn't ask more until I learned the truth by myself when I was a teenager. 😅😂

    • @wow1983
      @wow1983 3 년 전 +4

      I just thought that women naturally grow them or something LMAO nah they need a little more help

    • @theculiscorner7802
      @theculiscorner7802 3 년 전 +3

      I used to see a mother told her kid like you say. She was pregnant and her kid was like: "Mom, you ate my sister?!"

    • @jungkooks80dollarmattress42
      @jungkooks80dollarmattress42 3 년 전 +3

      Same but my mom said that you can get only pregnant if you’re married and god wants you to have one which isn’t that far off if you’re religious

    • @everythingwillbefinecami
      @everythingwillbefinecami 3 년 전

      Same here

  • @user-js9el6uj9e
    @user-js9el6uj9e 3 년 전 +84

    우리나란 황새가 물어왔다고 하지 않았는데 요즘엔 그런가요? 서양에서 들어온 이야기가 고정됐나?
    보통은 다리 밑에서 주어왔다고 하죠.
    그 다리가 무슨 다리인지는 커서 이해하게 되지만요.
    In Korea say, "pick up under DARI".'DARI' have a two meaning. one is 'bridge' AND the other one is 'Leg'.

    • @k2.014
      @k2.014 3 년 전 +3

    • @gospelgloryof7045
      @gospelgloryof7045 3 년 전 +1

      ㅋㅋ ㅋ 제 3의 다리 ㅋㅋ

    • @bandargomzzang
      @bandargomzzang 3 년 전 +4

      내가 사는 지역에서는 똥다리 밑에서 주워 왔다고 하는데
      크고 보니깐 똥이 아니라 동다리 였음 동쪽 다리.
      예전 조선 시대때 기방이 모여 있던 지역이 있는데 그곳을 갈려면 동다리를 지나 가야 했음
      그곳에 선비들과 기생들의 사생아를 동다리 밑에 버리는 풍습? 그런게 많았음.
      그래서 불임 부부들이 그쪽에서 기다리다 아이 버리는 기생이 있으면 자신들이 대리고 와서 키웠다고 윗 어른들이 말씀하심.

    • @user-hq9mg1dj6x
      @user-hq9mg1dj6x 3 년 전 +1

      @@bandargomzzang 오 신기하다

  • @unicorn2401
    @unicorn2401 3 년 전 +88

    "Okay So if this is a Boy And this is a girl"
    *Shows Isabelle And Tom nook*

    • @eddelapena22
      @eddelapena22 3 년 전 +7

      So that's why Nook hired Isabelle as his secretary

    • @wow1983
      @wow1983 3 년 전 +12

      @@eddelapena22 is this a cursed comment

  • @user-vq3tf1ym7k
    @user-vq3tf1ym7k 3 년 전 +45

    이렇게 빨리 들어온 거 처음

  • @spongebobssoul1396
    @spongebobssoul1396 3 년 전 +53

    And I thought my dad delivered me lmao
    he has a scar on his tummy, so he always used to say that I was born by him and my other twin was born by my mom 😂😂😂

  • @ElimY
    @ElimY 3 년 전 +61

    You should make a "comparing international 'where do babies come from' answers" video!!

  • @user-ib6ol1ze6v
    @user-ib6ol1ze6v 3 년 전 +55

    In France, boys come from cabbage and girls from roses.
    The stork story is used too.

    • @user-kx5fc5cd4t
      @user-kx5fc5cd4t 3 년 전

      Roses r pretty but why cabbage??

    • @user-ib6ol1ze6v
      @user-ib6ol1ze6v 3 년 전

      @@user-kx5fc5cd4t So : Since Antiquity, cabbage has been a symbol of fertility, probably because it consists of multiple leaves placed on top of each other. In antiquity and in the Middle Ages, cabbage soup was traditionally served to honeymooners in order to increase their fertility.
      The rose is also made up of multiple petals placed on top of each other, moreover the Rose has been associated with women and femininity since Antiquity.
      It is therefore for this reason that girls are born in roses and boys in cabbages. - That's what Google says 😅
      It might sound better in french because cabbage = choux.

    • @chloerohan
      @chloerohan 3 년 전

      @@user-ib6ol1ze6v I'm french but I've never heard of the rose and cabbage story, some of my friend's parents told them the story of the stork while my mother just say that when a man and women are really in love they hug and kiss a lot and boom their is a baby...

    • @user-ib6ol1ze6v
      @user-ib6ol1ze6v 3 년 전

      @@chloerohan It depends of some parents. Google even says that it is a story existing in the Europe Occidental so I'm not wrong. My own parents told me this story (well they told me about the real way too but that's to extrapolate)

  • @lex7098
    @lex7098 3 년 전 +42

    I asked my mum when I was little and she just straight up told me, and then I was THAT kid that broke it to everyone at school lololol

    • @eimearc
      @eimearc 3 년 전 +1

      hi dougal hahahahhaha

  • @whchris1982
    @whchris1982 3 년 전 +3

    저~~~~~기 다리 밑에서 주워왔다고... ㅋㅋㅋ 근데 어릴땐 진짜 진지하게 그 말이 섭섭하고 무서웟어... 나 진짜 주워 온 고아인가 하면서🤣🤣

  • @anusha8994
    @anusha8994 3 년 전 +25

    My parents told me that god put me in my mom's stomach cuz mom and dad prayed for a child 😂😂😂

  • @user-pk7mx9kp9j
    @user-pk7mx9kp9j 3 년 전 +2

    인트로 아기 데이브 너무 기여우셔요❤❤

  • @lizjyh
    @lizjyh 3 년 전

    데이브 이런영상 너무 좋아요ㅜㅜㅜ

  • @user-vj7fv4zm3h
    @user-vj7fv4zm3h 3 년 전 +3

    데이브님 영상 잘보고있어요!!

  • @jameellalanto7361
    @jameellalanto7361 3 년 전

    Thanks for this amazing content dave, u never failed to amaze me with ur videos. Thumbs up 👍

  • @jusanimations5317
    @jusanimations5317 3 년 전 +13

    It’s literally 4 in the morning but I love this too much to wait

  • @moco_bun
    @moco_bun 3 년 전 +2

    첫 장면부터 동심파괴ㅋㅋㅋ 빵 터졌네요ㅋㅋ
    한국에서는 아이들이 난 어디서 났냐고 부모님한테 물어보면 다리 밑에서 주워왔다는 얘기를 많이 했었는데 지금도 그런지는 잘 모르겠네요^^;;

  • @mayukomiwa5612
    @mayukomiwa5612 3 년 전 +22

    In Japan, most parents say " you are a gift from God or 仏(hotoke)" or "stork delivered"

    • @TangX28
      @TangX28 3 년 전

      How about "you came out of a giant peach"? 😋

  • @sandrabarondelatorre2395

    In Spain is also the stork or dad planted a seed on mommy's stomach. Love your vids 💯

  • @user-vj7fv4zm3h
    @user-vj7fv4zm3h 3 년 전

    오오 데이브님 덕분에 아 그런거구나 하고 알았어욧

  • @evelinecarolinelienhuaming1184

    I Love that Storks!!! 😀😁😀

  • @Fishylucifer
    @Fishylucifer 3 년 전

    Baby voice Dave. Best thing ive heard all day

  • @asya7040
    @asya7040 3 년 전 +17

    러시아에서 부모들은 아이들 양배추에서 발견된다고말한닼ㅋㅋ

  • @theculiscorner7802
    @theculiscorner7802 3 년 전 +6

    In Vietnam, some parents say they pick up the kid from the trash bin 😂😂😂 or the sidewalk manholes 🤣🤣

    • @AG-ev3hj
      @AG-ev3hj 3 년 전 +1

      They say similar things in the US actually!
      Like they found you under a rock is pretty common

  • @dalayneejo
    @dalayneejo 3 년 전 +4

    i click on these videos and have no idea what i’m getting into… but this was interesting to hear explained in korean!!

  • @_denebola
    @_denebola 3 년 전 +5

    데이브가 한잘알이라 그런가 1:40 '미운 우리 새끼' 라고 발음을 ㅎㅎㅎ티비프로 많이 보신듯..
    한국 아이: 아빠 나는 어떻게 태어났어?
    한국 아빠: 다리 밑에서 주워 왔어...
    커서 생각해 봐도 딱히 틀린 말은 아닌;;;;

  • @valeriasturabotti6695

    I'm from Italy and we use the storks' narrative as well haha

  • @emilyt9490
    @emilyt9490 3 년 전

    My gawd, I love your videosss

  • @swolerabbit
    @swolerabbit 3 년 전

    I’ve always wondered why a stork, but never thought to look it up! Thanks for this 😂

  • @miyeong_9317
    @miyeong_9317 3 년 전

    His reaction was priceless
    *and I felt his pain lol-*

  • @cocoa_of_dawn
    @cocoa_of_dawn 3 년 전 +13

    위아더 월드로 다 똑같았넼ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ 국룰이 아니라 글룰(global rule)이었엌ㅋㅋㅋㅋ

  • @user-wz2wc7sw7z
    @user-wz2wc7sw7z 3 년 전 +1

    처음꺼 제일 웃겼다 ㅋㅋㅋㅋ

  • @ooswon2983
    @ooswon2983 3 년 전 +66

    한국은 그냥 좋아하는사람끼리 손잡고자면 아기 생긴다고

  • @user-pu5lc5kl7n
    @user-pu5lc5kl7n 3 년 전 +14

    한국에서는
    아기: 할무니 아기는 오뚜케 생겨여??
    할머니: 크면 다 알게 될거야.
    아기: 엄마 아기는 오또케생겨??
    엄마: 크면 알게돼.
    아기: 아빠 아기는 어케생교?
    아빠: 크면 다 알게돼.

  • @user-yb8qk4rh1h
    @user-yb8qk4rh1h 3 년 전 +16

    난 딱히 안궁금했는데 그냥 태어나서 사나 싶었나보다.

    • @L189kd
      @L189kd 3 년 전 +1

      엌ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ 저도 ㅋㅋㅋ
      딱히 내가 어떻게 태어났는지 궁금하진 않았어요 ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ 물어본 적도 없는 듯ㅋㅋ

  • @hye665
    @hye665 3 년 전 +1

    다리밑에서 주워왔단 말 많이 하세요 완전 솔직하게 말해주신건데 애기들이 못알아들었던거죠ㅋㅋ

  • @emmys5778
    @emmys5778 3 년 전 +1

    i'm thoroughly confused thank you dave

  • @jaenellehilligas
    @jaenellehilligas 3 년 전 +2

    It was easy for me to explain to my kids. We raised animals so breeding and birthing happened with enough frequency I just had to say "you were born just like the animals are".

  • @Zid475
    @Zid475 3 년 전

    WOOOOW👍👍😃

  • @user-gq4sp4bg6g
    @user-gq4sp4bg6g 3 년 전 +4

    처음부분 보고 개깜짝 놀랬네 ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ

  • @abbie5856
    @abbie5856 3 년 전 +2

    I'm so tired cause I woke up early but I still am gonna watch this video lol

  • @roxannebeluso6571
    @roxannebeluso6571 3 년 전

    I noticed some of the parents here, if the eldest and youngest ask where or how they were born, they teasingly say adopted or found somewhere and was brought home hahaha! By the way, i was amazed on how many times you changed clothes for this video dave heheh.

  • @bebobilguun8323
    @bebobilguun8323 3 년 전 +4

    I just searched it on internet where do kids come from i never asked my parent the power of internet 😂😂😂

  • @killerwizard.
    @killerwizard. 3 년 전

    0:21 그림 귀엽다 ㅋㅋ

  • @Kinochan28
    @Kinochan28 2 년 전

    I can´t remember, but knowing my mom, she just went straight to the point, that´s why my humor it´s so.... peculiar, thanks mom!

  • @onair9205
    @onair9205 3 년 전 +18

    황새가 한국에서만 하는 이야기가 아니라 전지구적 이야기였네ㅋㅋ 신기해요ㅋㅋㅋ

  • @user-sx1hr4ks3j
    @user-sx1hr4ks3j 3 년 전

    바로 왔다!!

  • @AudioVideoDisco06
    @AudioVideoDisco06 3 년 전

    This is cute. I'm curious about what these stories are for other cultures.

  • @sakulaw6973
    @sakulaw6973 3 년 전 +1

    Lol the only reason I'm even awake right now is because of the fire alarm that went off in the building next to mine. It's like 3 am. Will watch later. Good night😴

  • @alainawashington3722
    @alainawashington3722 3 년 전 +1

    I took the baby conversation pretty well at six years old.

  • @RunaVanBeeck
    @RunaVanBeeck 3 년 전 +1

    Andersen did write the story, but one must not forget he travelled across Europe to collect folkloric tales. In other words, the story already existed, he was just the first well know author to write it down

  • @frankiefurts
    @frankiefurts 3 년 전 +1

    처음에 ㅋㅋㅋㅋ

  • @kiwi_mandarin_6896
    @kiwi_mandarin_6896 3 년 전 +1

    In my country (I’m pretty sure that in all post-USSR countries too) we also use this story about storks. However we have another version which says that children are found in the cabbage 🥬😂😂😂

  • @ekoorb25
    @ekoorb25 3 년 전

    how does dave keep getting better lookin ?!?!?!

  • @ashleymonteza763
    @ashleymonteza763 3 년 전 +5

    I've never been this early, omg

  • @fibil5310
    @fibil5310 3 년 전 +4

    My mum just told me I came out of her armpit, I believed it for a long time.... 😂

  • @BunnySkulls
    @BunnySkulls 3 년 전

    In the Netherlands, it (was) common to say that children grew from red cabbage or cauliflower, on the land. I'm not entirely sure WHY they say these things but they also use the Dutch word for cabbage to describe the speed at which children grow. (Apparently this is a fast speed.. Though I can only guess since I've never grown cabbage nor had kids)

  • @nottomentionanyone

    Make another video with your foreigner friends abt this. I'm curious the story from each country

  • @jpa4572
    @jpa4572 3 년 전 +1

    Here in New Zealand it starts with ..."when a mummy and daddy love each other..." 😂😂😂

  • @RashmiKamath1201
    @RashmiKamath1201 3 년 전 +5

    In India, some parents say that you get a child when you wear a mangalsutra ( a necklace women wear after marriage) equivalent to a wedding ring

  • @user-zz9wr1gv6o
    @user-zz9wr1gv6o 3 년 전 +5

    한국에도 새가 아기를 준다거나 좋아하는 사람과 손잡고 자면 애기가 생긴다고 해요

  • @vond7960
    @vond7960 3 년 전 +8

    My parents straight up told me and my siblings

    • @wow1983
      @wow1983 3 년 전

      At what age?

    • @lex7098
      @lex7098 3 년 전

      Same! And I was so young it traumatised me lol

    • @jadelynelle218
      @jadelynelle218 3 년 전

      I plan on doing the same when my daughter asks. lol

  • @penialpiani138
    @penialpiani138 3 년 전

    Wow

  • @user-he6zi3wc5p
    @user-he6zi3wc5p 3 년 전

    In Russia or others post - soviet countries although told story that baby was found in the cabbage after rain in Thursday😅(yeah it's a common story) I think it story was made from the fairytales, or maybe I was mestaken. Anyway we have that theory too. Thank you for this video❤️👍

  • @Ica-mb8eb
    @Ica-mb8eb 3 년 전 +7

    my mom told me that I made out of a dough so when I was 4 I made a mess in the kitchen trying to make a 'baby' cause I was the one who didn't have siblings at my class

  • @mellory2337
    @mellory2337 3 년 전 +5

    My mom told me(when I was 9 because that's when I got my first period) that when you're in love with a boy and you hug, then a baby will be born, so its best for me to stay away from boys. I was scared😐

  • @hyowonkim9849
    @hyowonkim9849 3 년 전

    데이브 연기 오랫만이시네요

  • @cookinglikeachefima5starmi299

    In my case my Italian parents told me that I was a Seed picked from the street and then Planted on the ground, like a flower ahaha.
    But usually here it's used the famous story of the stork.

  • @suzy_sun6260
    @suzy_sun6260 3 년 전

    In Mexico we have the same story of the stork "La sigueña" it's actually very common, at least when I was a kid they used it... don't know if the still do though.

  • @xxshystarxx
    @xxshystarxx 3 년 전

    As a child of immigrant parents, and I'm sure a lot of other 1st gen immigration kids will relate to this - I was told that I was found in a dumpster 🤷🏻‍♀️
    because of that, I often used to wonder whether I was adopted, but then parents would say no 🤷🏻‍♀️

  • @VigilisMetatron
    @VigilisMetatron 3 년 전

    My parents were always straight forward about it. Lol But I know in America there's also the "Cabbage Patch" reasoning too. Being grown and picked from a cabbage patch. I have no clue where that one came from though.

  • @deepressed
    @deepressed 3 년 전 +2

    우리나라도 황새가 물어왔다 라는 말을 쓰는것 같아요!

  • @iamaude
    @iamaude 3 년 전

    In France, I remember my grandmother telling me girls come out of roses and boys from cabbages! Also that the father puts a little seed in the mother’s womb! But the storks story is also popular!

  • @savagefit8436
    @savagefit8436 3 년 전

    😁😁

  • @bluecandies
    @bluecandies 3 년 전

    I need that shirt

  • @Mr2Reviews
    @Mr2Reviews 3 년 전 +3

    And then there's the birds and the bees.

  • @user-ng1mz6td7q
    @user-ng1mz6td7q 3 년 전

    👍👍👍👍

  • @stzurwah
    @stzurwah 3 년 전 +2

    난 그런거 안궁굼했는데ㅋㅋ

  • @asylviaa1
    @asylviaa1 3 년 전

    Well my parents and sister told me they were on a family trip and found me in the cabbage field. In the cabbage. :)

  • @alexandrac737
    @alexandrac737 3 년 전

    In Romania is also common to say that parents found us in cabbage, in garden.

  • @luigiavara
    @luigiavara 3 년 전

    I live in Brazil and the stork story is also commonly used, but more than that parents often tell their kids that their dad planted a little seed on their mom, and the seed grown and became the child later. It's very useful when the kid is also expecting a sibling, and then I don't know if the stork story would work.

  • @streampirs5268
    @streampirs5268 3 년 전 +2

    우린 다리밑에서 줏어왔다고 하는데
    나이 먹어가면서 다리(Bridge)를 말하는건지 다리(Leg)를 말하는건지
    약간 중의적 표현하면서 둘러댄거 같음
    근데 또 생각해보면 후자쪽도 말이되니깐 좀 웃김

  • @PUCHY2009
    @PUCHY2009 6 개월 전

    0:39
    0:41
    1:17

  • @lindaunger4233
    @lindaunger4233 3 년 전

    Is the background music Haydn or Mozart in the beginning of the video?

  • @XD_Aiden
    @XD_Aiden 3 년 전

    나라별 Tongue Twister 보고싶어요!
    I want to see Tongue Twister by country!

  • @morningstarl.4992
    @morningstarl.4992 3 년 전

    the intro i- BYE BC THAT SENT MEOWKKDJDN

  • @lillablomman81
    @lillablomman81 3 년 전 +2

    My mom told me she found me and my brother on the streets. Hahahaha

  • @wjdals.m
    @wjdals.m 3 년 전 +1

    준내 재미있네 ㅋㅋㅋ

  • @mariapaulafonsecamartinez2859

    I read in a book that the reason that story about the stork is said is that at some times of the year when more babies are born, there is usually an increase of those animals too.

  • @sofiausan99
    @sofiausan99 2 년 전

    we have the stork story as well in italy, also an alternative is “we found you under a cabbage” but my parents told me they found me at the illegal market lmao

  • @applebits8324
    @applebits8324 3 년 전

    His detective clothes lolol

  • @milamm
    @milamm 3 년 전

    I was thinking about what my parents told me, because I remember these stories (the stork, born from a flower,a cabbage, etc) but I also remember knowing that they were false; and that's when I realised, my parents sidestepped the whole "where do babies come from?" by showing me "once upon a time... life" before I was old enough to remember, so I always knew where babies came from, and was taught in a child friendly way too. They also sidestepped the whole puberty and sex thing this way, they gave me a book and that was that XD.

  • @user-jv5xw1ju1h
    @user-jv5xw1ju1h 3 년 전

    In Russia you may be found in the shop or in cabbage. Or being delivered by stork. Or just from belly. Or you are adopted.

  • @sarahpuma88
    @sarahpuma88 3 년 전 +1

    My mom was not about the stork, or the Easter Bunny. She let me believe in Santa for awhile, but by second grade I knew he wasn't real, and I knew EXACTLY how I got here 😂. I'm grateful she didn't dance around it. I think it's much more beneficial for these questions to be answered in a safe environment by parents, than outside of the home. Maybe not everyone agrees, and that's okay, but it's good to have honest, normalized conversations about sex. Just my opinion.

  • @thestrawberrigrl15

    What is your ending song in the last few seconds of the video?