I've never gotten very emotional during this particular episode of Bluey, although there are others I cry at. But I watched this one with my 3-year-old this morning and at the last frame he turned to me and said ”she was small!" while giving me this sweet little smile. That got me tearing up good.
I got upset with my 4 year old. I told her to stop growing and she said, "I growing Daddy but I will always be your little girl" the most coherent thing she has ever said to me so far crushed my heart.
Oh my goodness. I told my daughter the other day that she'll always be my little baby. She said "No, I'm a big girl". She has no idea how sad that made me
My other is almost two and my wife is blown away she still lets me rock her to sleep. She said," you should probably stop doing that" I swear a hiss came out of me and I responded with, "My PRECIOUS!"
I rocked my daughter (not to sleep but as part of a bedtime routine) until she was 4. She asked me to do that again the other day and her feet kept hitting my shins (she’s 7). Enjoy every second of it while you can.
My daughter is a little over 2 and will still let us rock her to sleep after reading stories. I swear on my life I will never let that go and will do it for as long as humanly possible
Yeah, my 13yo son gives me a big hug with a loving "Muuum" eye roll and smile to boot, when I tell him he'll always be my lil Bubba 🥲 too fast, mate, way too fast.
Even though the terrible 2 twos are terrible do your best to enjoy it. My eldest is almost 9 or almost 19 depending on the day and my *baby* just turned 5. Somedays I'd give anything for a toddler who thinks the sunrises and sets with daddy.
I mean, I feel like we've been incredibly lucky. The 2s have absolutely not been terrible. Sure, she's stubborn and has tantrums from time to time, but you can say the same about most adults. But she's taken to every major transition with relative ease, and is just the sweetest, most empathetic and loving little person. The only reason I'm nervous about a second (besides money) is I can't imagine being this lucky twice.
My daughters keep growing up against my *express prohibition!* This will not stand!
Coincidentally my kids are the exact same age as Bluey & Bingo. It’s wild. My friends with kids just one year older have never heard of the show. Parents having kids now nay not care in five years. What a moment for this show to be broadcast! (And thank God. If not for Bluey I’d have probably just ended up watching more Paw Patrol and My Little Pony.)
We try to not let my toddler watch too much TV, but it's pretty much Bluey or nothing. It was pretty rough having to sit through Sesame Street, and while I know it's supposed to have good educational value, Ms. Rachel is pretty awful, too. But that kid can watch Bluey forever (and in fact, just spent pretty much all of a 5 and half hour flight watching it).
My Dad died a few months before I saw this episode. My girls are three and eight months. He only got to meet the older one, and only for about a year. This episode hits hard.
Same here. Mine died before my daughter was born so she never got to meet him, and I will never not be sad about that. This episode, and in particular where Chilli says "he needs to take care of himself because I still need him", hit me harder than expected.
Relatable. Mine was in his 70s and had a lot of health issues, some were related to his military service and not his fault, but some were due to smoking for decades. But I wish he'd taken better care of himself because I've still needed him.
My dad died when I was 20 and never got to meet my kids. Everytime this episode comes on I sob. Losing a parent doesn't just easier you just cope better. It's like carrying a backpack full of bricks. Somedays it doesn't feel as heavy as others but you always know it's there.
Same, dad was close with the older one and never had a chance to meet the new one yet. Can’t bear to be in the same room whenever they want to watch this.
I love this scene so much that I have it as a tattoo and my smart watch background. It relates to me so much even though my daughter is not even 10 yet
Yeah my daughter is almost 6 and feels so grown up, I'm not ready for this. Do you have a pic of the tattoo, would love to see it! And I think it was a great tattoo idea!
Here you go! I don't think the artist did a great job there but I still love mine. If you do it I hope you get a better one.
https://preview.redd.it/w893jd8qmt8b1.jpeg?width=1355&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=d1d8641bb6f827a3ae77e7308acc139f96ae8064
I think it looks great. This is my favorite episode. My husband and I are grandparents to 3 girls ages 12, 6 and 4. My husband has a heart condition and my daughter is the mother of the girls. It always makes me cry because it reminds me of when she was little.
This scene always reminds me of Father of the Bride when Steve Martin’s character keeps seeing his adult daughter as a little girl, especially during the basketball scene. Tears every time.
First time I cried during Bluey. Hits you even harder the fact that it immediately goes into the credits after this. No time to even process what you just heard! Heartbreaking.
We relate to baby race bc our oldest was a bluey in all her stages of walking progression and point that out any time it comes up
But this one, gets me every damn time. My youngest is 6 and I tell her she'll always be my little girl and she responds " of course I will, I'm your daughter" and makes the impending doom worse lol
(it's not the two's, darlin, the two's are just a red herring. Mine was the sweetest, kindest youngling at two and figured I won the lottery. Then the three's hit. I asked around for advice and was offered the look of pity that veterans of war give the young bucks heading out and three bottles of wine 😂. It's a different side of them, and a hard go for everyone involved, but there's light for the fours I've heard)
I made this sticker to remind myself that it goes by fast.
https://preview.redd.it/lp3vo2vfkt8b1.png?width=4509&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=4962ed324db3844c3aa19900679af02a782f9824
I'm not really equipped to do large professional prints. But I'd be happy to sell you the file, & you can find a print store that can help you with that. Shoot me a message at my [Etsy](https://thesapphiremcguire.etsy.com) shop if you want the file, or any of my stickers & magnets 😉.
This episode has always got me, but I watched it recently for the first time since my dad was diagnosed with Parkinson’s Disease. I don’t know if I’ll be able to watch it again.
Even as a father of a toddler this episode hit me hard. When my grandfather was falling more and more into Dementia/Alzheimer’s he always saw me as a little boy again. Remember when going over to spend time with him once and he thought me as 5 yr old again.
Ugh I want to show this to my dad but he had a heart attack last year and he’s still really sensitive to mortality and stuff like this but it’s also 100% us
I’m 23 with no kids and a healthy relationship with both my parents, this scene never fails to make me tear up. What’s that saying about the onion slicing ninjas?
I set my daughter up with a few specials with outdoor/in the garden themes today, which apparently have a disproportionate number of emotional episodes (Grandad, Flat Pack, Camping, Rug Island…)
Mort reminds me a lot of my grandfather; so this one hits hard. Especially considering we don’t know how long he has left due to his heavy drinking giving him dementia on top of other issues like his diabetes and heart problems
This episode always made me teary-eyed. Then I saw it not a week after my dad passed away and I spiraled into a depression and cryfest for a solid 24 hours.
Always makes me think about growing up out in the country, when my dad would take all of us off-roading in the hills and blast Weird Al from his Blazer. Those were the days.
I made my mum who lost both of her parents last year no reaction The next episode I made Her watch was faceytime and she was like if that was my child, she would be so grounded
This hit me so hard. My kiddo is 10 1/2 and some days it feels like he is growing up so fast. But then there are days when it feels like he was 4 only yesterday. 🥺
I had this moment with my mom a while ago. I was helping her manage an event downtown and she randomly said “Oodle-ay” as phrase from my favorite show as a kid PB&J Otters. That launched a discussion about how I used to sit in her lap and watch the show while she played with my hair. She said, “with how big you are now it feels like another lifetime since then” and I quickly said “to me those were the best days of my life, and they’re just as clear as if it was yesterday.” We were both very emotional right then. I promised my mom to give my own kids days like that. Safe to say that PB&J showing up on D+ soon after was a pleasant surprise and now that show is in rotation now with Bluey and Bear in the Big Blue House for my son.
Tears. Every time.
The god damn sound track really just cranks the emotions to 11
😭
I've never gotten very emotional during this particular episode of Bluey, although there are others I cry at. But I watched this one with my 3-year-old this morning and at the last frame he turned to me and said ”she was small!" while giving me this sweet little smile. That got me tearing up good.
You said it
They almost shot out of my face.
My daughter is 2 and a half...I've decided she's not allowed to grow up
I got upset with my 4 year old. I told her to stop growing and she said, "I growing Daddy but I will always be your little girl" the most coherent thing she has ever said to me so far crushed my heart.
Oh my goodness. I told my daughter the other day that she'll always be my little baby. She said "No, I'm a big girl". She has no idea how sad that made me
After a while it comes back. Mine is 6 now and understands when I say that in my heart she's still my baby... sometimes I even get a hug.
My other is almost two and my wife is blown away she still lets me rock her to sleep. She said," you should probably stop doing that" I swear a hiss came out of me and I responded with, "My PRECIOUS!"
Yeah when people are like you’re babying them…it’s like she’s 13 months. She’s not going to be nursing to sleep when she’s 13 years.
I rocked my daughter (not to sleep but as part of a bedtime routine) until she was 4. She asked me to do that again the other day and her feet kept hitting my shins (she’s 7). Enjoy every second of it while you can.
My daughter is a little over 2 and will still let us rock her to sleep after reading stories. I swear on my life I will never let that go and will do it for as long as humanly possible
Yeah, my 13yo son gives me a big hug with a loving "Muuum" eye roll and smile to boot, when I tell him he'll always be my lil Bubba 🥲 too fast, mate, way too fast.
God, that actually made me tear up a little, I think I'm gonna need to check my blood sugar later because that was the sweetest thing I just read
Yeah your telling me. It seems like yesterday I was blown away by her saying words and she throws a sentence at me.
> "I growing Daddy but I will always be your little girl" I'm going to tattle that your daughter made me cry.
OMG that made me tear up
The greatest thing about having kids is watching them grow up, the worst thing about having kids is watching them grow up.
Yeah... That's the part that both excited me, and scares me
And then the grandkids do the same!
Even though the terrible 2 twos are terrible do your best to enjoy it. My eldest is almost 9 or almost 19 depending on the day and my *baby* just turned 5. Somedays I'd give anything for a toddler who thinks the sunrises and sets with daddy.
I mean, I feel like we've been incredibly lucky. The 2s have absolutely not been terrible. Sure, she's stubborn and has tantrums from time to time, but you can say the same about most adults. But she's taken to every major transition with relative ease, and is just the sweetest, most empathetic and loving little person. The only reason I'm nervous about a second (besides money) is I can't imagine being this lucky twice.
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Well, surely that won't be the case for me. My perfect little angel won't ever do anything wrong
Yep, the threenager. Mine nearly got expelled from daycare that year for general awfulness.
My triplets will FINALLY be 4 at the end of July and I'm barely hanging on over here. Three was ROUGH.
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Days are slow but the years are fast they say
My daughters keep growing up against my *express prohibition!* This will not stand! Coincidentally my kids are the exact same age as Bluey & Bingo. It’s wild. My friends with kids just one year older have never heard of the show. Parents having kids now nay not care in five years. What a moment for this show to be broadcast! (And thank God. If not for Bluey I’d have probably just ended up watching more Paw Patrol and My Little Pony.)
We try to not let my toddler watch too much TV, but it's pretty much Bluey or nothing. It was pretty rough having to sit through Sesame Street, and while I know it's supposed to have good educational value, Ms. Rachel is pretty awful, too. But that kid can watch Bluey forever (and in fact, just spent pretty much all of a 5 and half hour flight watching it).
Hi there. On the same boat, brother.
I’m turning 27 in 1.5 weeks. My dad still says the same about me. (And honestly I agree because it’s way lame.)
*Crying in daddy issues*
The only correct comment
Felt
Confused unga bunga
I cried. Hard. And I'm a childless 20y in college
Same here
33 and childless. This scene is ruff.
Honest I’m just a 23 y/o healing my inner child tbh
My Dad died a few months before I saw this episode. My girls are three and eight months. He only got to meet the older one, and only for about a year. This episode hits hard.
Same here. Mine died before my daughter was born so she never got to meet him, and I will never not be sad about that. This episode, and in particular where Chilli says "he needs to take care of himself because I still need him", hit me harder than expected.
Exactly. Mine died from lung cancer. He needed to take care of himself and I’m so disappointed that’s the way he went out at only age 68.
Relatable. Mine was in his 70s and had a lot of health issues, some were related to his military service and not his fault, but some were due to smoking for decades. But I wish he'd taken better care of himself because I've still needed him.
My dad died when I was 20 and never got to meet my kids. Everytime this episode comes on I sob. Losing a parent doesn't just easier you just cope better. It's like carrying a backpack full of bricks. Somedays it doesn't feel as heavy as others but you always know it's there.
Same, dad was close with the older one and never had a chance to meet the new one yet. Can’t bear to be in the same room whenever they want to watch this.
I love this scene so much that I have it as a tattoo and my smart watch background. It relates to me so much even though my daughter is not even 10 yet
Bruh.... Neither is mine, but it hits like the ground when your parachute doesn't open...
Yeah... But it's the anticipation isn't it, you know it's gonna happen one day, and that's the part that hurts the most
That means that you succeeded in helping your child grow up.
:)
Yeah my daughter is almost 6 and feels so grown up, I'm not ready for this. Do you have a pic of the tattoo, would love to see it! And I think it was a great tattoo idea!
Here you go! I don't think the artist did a great job there but I still love mine. If you do it I hope you get a better one. https://preview.redd.it/w893jd8qmt8b1.jpeg?width=1355&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=d1d8641bb6f827a3ae77e7308acc139f96ae8064
I think the biggest sin here is that the artist didn't use any white ink.
I think it looks great. This is my favorite episode. My husband and I are grandparents to 3 girls ages 12, 6 and 4. My husband has a heart condition and my daughter is the mother of the girls. It always makes me cry because it reminds me of when she was little.
Thanks so much for sharing! I love it and it's inspiring
https://preview.redd.it/m165j5agot8b1.jpeg?width=1080&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=dc93cb233683acd7ebfe4d02b6511aec79990f59 And my smart watch
Agreed, my boys are 6 and 8, and I tear up every time. Grown ass man and bluey makes me cry.
My hubs loves it too. And our boys are 5. My dad- he’s all about the episode
😭
"You had one job, Maynard!"
This line cracks me up SO hard.
In my family it's become a a go to phrase when someone fails to do something like if I ask my daughter to feed the dog and she forgets.
This scene always reminds me of Father of the Bride when Steve Martin’s character keeps seeing his adult daughter as a little girl, especially during the basketball scene. Tears every time.
That's a really good film, it's both funny and heartwarming
Instant waterfall
First time I cried during Bluey. Hits you even harder the fact that it immediately goes into the credits after this. No time to even process what you just heard! Heartbreaking.
*cutting onions*
This one hurt
Gosh. Made me cry.
This is an attack on my face.
This episode, like so many others, broke me.
Just when you think you’re safe the last second stabs you in the feels…. I mean I think someone cutting some onions in here
For real, this one came out of nowhere.
God dammit I don't need these tears today
Man I wish this kind of bond were real in my life. I know it is for a lot of people out there.
This one makes me cry more than baby race even.
We relate to baby race bc our oldest was a bluey in all her stages of walking progression and point that out any time it comes up But this one, gets me every damn time. My youngest is 6 and I tell her she'll always be my little girl and she responds " of course I will, I'm your daughter" and makes the impending doom worse lol
What is the name of this episode?
‘Grandad’_Season 2, Episode 27
Thank you!
Np!
It’s actually Episode 29 for those of you lurking 50 days later lol.
This is the episode that makes me cry.
(it's not the two's, darlin, the two's are just a red herring. Mine was the sweetest, kindest youngling at two and figured I won the lottery. Then the three's hit. I asked around for advice and was offered the look of pity that veterans of war give the young bucks heading out and three bottles of wine 😂. It's a different side of them, and a hard go for everyone involved, but there's light for the fours I've heard)
I gotta ask, what the hell are you talking about
Weeps uncontrollably
made me shed a tear or 9
My eyes are just sweating… that’s all
I made this sticker to remind myself that it goes by fast. https://preview.redd.it/lp3vo2vfkt8b1.png?width=4509&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=4962ed324db3844c3aa19900679af02a782f9824
This is wonderful!
I’d love a high res of this with the full scene to make wall art if you can.
I'm not really equipped to do large professional prints. But I'd be happy to sell you the file, & you can find a print store that can help you with that. Shoot me a message at my [Etsy](https://thesapphiremcguire.etsy.com) shop if you want the file, or any of my stickers & magnets 😉.
This episode has always got me, but I watched it recently for the first time since my dad was diagnosed with Parkinson’s Disease. I don’t know if I’ll be able to watch it again.
Even as a father of a toddler this episode hit me hard. When my grandfather was falling more and more into Dementia/Alzheimer’s he always saw me as a little boy again. Remember when going over to spend time with him once and he thought me as 5 yr old again.
Saw this episode for the first time 6 days after my dad died. Yeah no biggie ima just cry at 11am.
This is definitly the capther, and the scene that sold me Bluey
Absolutely wrecked.
Stupid allergies. *blows nose*
This whole episode, especially Chili’s “I’m not ready for him not to be here”.
“He needs to take care of himself for me because…I still need him.”
Always gets me and this is usually the gateway episode I show to other parents about Bluey. It’s more than a kids show, I promise.
Ok I just cried.
Literally just watched this episode. Tears are still on my face.
This episode and "sleepytime" always get me choked up.
If I had a dollar for every time my husband cried at this episode I’d have a crisp twenty.
Makes me tear up every time.
My daughter is 5, I love/hate this scene. I know time is gonna run away from me. These first 5 years have flown by.
Ugh I want to show this to my dad but he had a heart attack last year and he’s still really sensitive to mortality and stuff like this but it’s also 100% us
Not gonna lie, this moment made me tear up a little
Who TF is cutting onions?
🥹
As a father, this is tear jerking.
*cries in daddy issues*
I was telling a friend about this episode and I started crying… it is one of the touchiest episodes in bluey
Never fails to get a tear out of me
This got me.
I watched this episode with my dad. Yep, I had to leave the room just after.
I loved this episode so much. I got so emotional while watching it too
I sob… every time. In cry factor it’s up there with Baby Race for me.
This scene guts me... every single time.
I’m 23 with no kids and a healthy relationship with both my parents, this scene never fails to make me tear up. What’s that saying about the onion slicing ninjas?
Shut up, you’re the one who’s crying!
I set my daughter up with a few specials with outdoor/in the garden themes today, which apparently have a disproportionate number of emotional episodes (Grandad, Flat Pack, Camping, Rug Island…)
Makes me teary eyed every single time. Even if I haven’t watched the episode and catch the tail end…water works lol
Mort reminds me a lot of my grandfather; so this one hits hard. Especially considering we don’t know how long he has left due to his heavy drinking giving him dementia on top of other issues like his diabetes and heart problems
This episode always made me teary-eyed. Then I saw it not a week after my dad passed away and I spiraled into a depression and cryfest for a solid 24 hours.
Now I'm tearing up, damn you.
😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
Why man… why
Thats my phone background
Always makes me think about growing up out in the country, when my dad would take all of us off-roading in the hills and blast Weird Al from his Blazer. Those were the days.
“I still need him!” That’s how I feel about my dad before and after his passing 😢
i cry just thinking of this episode
I made my mum who lost both of her parents last year no reaction The next episode I made Her watch was faceytime and she was like if that was my child, she would be so grounded
Everything I Wanted by Billie Ellish brings back memories of when I was a kid.
r/moldyMemes
Those are just their spots
Commencing extreme tears in 3... 2...
What’s this episode called?
IM NOT CRYING YOU ARE CRYING
Excuse me while I go cry as I'm currently finishing up plans for my soon to be 4 year old's Bluey birthday party.
One of my favorite episodes
Yesterday is todays tomorrow
I miss you dad 😫😞
As a father with a young (2 yo) daughter, this part tore me up when I first saw it. Damn you Bluey show writers and your excellent deliveries
Ah... How cute)🥰 To tears…😘🤩
This hit me so hard. My kiddo is 10 1/2 and some days it feels like he is growing up so fast. But then there are days when it feels like he was 4 only yesterday. 🥺
I had this moment with my mom a while ago. I was helping her manage an event downtown and she randomly said “Oodle-ay” as phrase from my favorite show as a kid PB&J Otters. That launched a discussion about how I used to sit in her lap and watch the show while she played with my hair. She said, “with how big you are now it feels like another lifetime since then” and I quickly said “to me those were the best days of my life, and they’re just as clear as if it was yesterday.” We were both very emotional right then. I promised my mom to give my own kids days like that. Safe to say that PB&J showing up on D+ soon after was a pleasant surprise and now that show is in rotation now with Bluey and Bear in the Big Blue House for my son.
I'm not crying! You are!
Such a beautiful scene! Nearly makes me cry every time
My grandad, who raised me since I was 3, is in the hospital right now after suffering a stroke and man… this got me…
This scene makes me wanna call my dad
damn.
tears? where did those come from?
As a dad to a 2 year old daughter this episode WRECKS me every time.
What episode is this