Mother Has 7 Cursing Out Of Control Kids

[@anxkait]

Ken went full daddy mode in this episode. Lol.

[@dreamink1741]

Daddy mode. . . . . . Yes.

[@cottoncandy2023]

Daddy 😏

[@solus8685]

Should've just said dad mode lmao you know some people will take it the wrong way

[@bradenbracken5659]

Maybe he is a dad

[@pleps69]

@@bradenbracken5659 pretty sure he is, he has talked about one of his kids in the vid

[@iamkAIden]

“Hey we can’t properly take care of the 6 kids we already have, so let’s have another!”

[@jazzpopPianiste]

they can’t afford condoms so they get more kids instead

[@tiffprendergast]

Scott K yup

[@x_rhi_x2772]

@@jazzpopPianiste not even money is an excuse though...all that land, all those clothes and toys and trips to Disney...theyve got a crap load of money and no sense

[@sugarpop8991]

Meanwhile there's people out there in the world who for some medical reason can't have kids even though these people might want to.

[@lala_lakeypoo]

But they HAVE to have a son to carry on the family name!🙄

[@guuskooiman4825]

when ken and buff are more child friendly than those kids

[@tiffprendergast]

Guus Kooiman yup

[@mewsyra775]

Facts!!!

[@odysseydiazmcconkie8847]

These kids be threatening their monetization in one episode 😂😂😂

[@Mr_Original]

@@odysseydiazmcconkie8847 Someone needs to send KZbin a compilation of videos with kids like these, and hopefully help steer their blasted guidelines on swearing.

[@Eternalsunshinejewelry]

Yessss hahahahahahahah

[@SailorSabol]

That dad legit dipped out like “nope I’d rather go off to a literal war zone than I’d wanna deal with this”

[@mega_bird700]

I don't think he dipped, it just comes with the job. But honestly let's be real, he knew he shouldn't have had that many kids.

[@buggyd4752]

Haha damn I shouldn’t be laughing at this 😂

[@sophiedarnell467]

yea but then the dad comes back ended up maybe even having his own issues from war and then it messes up the kids and possibly the wife even more ugh 🙄

[@craig939]

@@sophiedarnell467 War is terrible. 😞

[@kokuhakuqiun4215]

@@craig939 but it’s certainly not avoidable.

[@The_Space_Kitty]

“Were step-sisters and we hate each other”. Hey at least she’s honest 😹

[@Fckwitt]

Truth can't hurt right

[@ruesylvester]

there's a difference between being an introvert and neglecting your children

[@tiffanyh1274]

It’s weird how people make up excuses. Moms are universally loved. It makes sense though because no matter how mean someone’s mom is to them, the kid never stops loving them.

[@ruesylvester]

@@tiffanyh1274 that's not necessarily true. I mean I guess in this case the kids don't stop loving her, but not in every case

[@angelidez13]

For real! I can't believe the lack of self awareness with this one! If she acts like this knowing that people are watching what is she doing when no one is there...really explains the violence her kids showed

[@AshtontheCryptid]

For real real. I'm an introvert and always have been, but I LOVE spending time with my kids!! But I also got lucky and my kiddos are into a lot of the same things I am lol. We're a gamer/nerd family :D

[@thehotel5758]

yeah you'd think an introvert would love being with their family considering those are the people they are comfortable with.

[@emzz-vc4sy]

If I said half the things these little ones said at their age, I woulda been smacked into the next 20 years.

[@brittnismith5997]

I got the wooden spoon...every time I enter my kitchen I get flashbacks lol

[@patch2932]

Smacking kids does nothing but traumatize them. You’re supposed to talk calmly and sternly to them. That’ll do a lot better than yelling and hurting them. Switch the situation of a child and a dog. You wouldn’t hit a dog if it did anything wrong, so don’t hit a child if it does anything wrong. But yea my mom would’a smacked me into next week

[@deltanoctis]

Spare the rod, Spoil the child; spoil the child, throw another unfortunate soul into a cruel world and watch them crumble under the pressure until there is nothing left of them but despondency and tears.

[@cecilyerker]

Sweet Potato The rod is the shepherd’s crook. You guide the sheep, you don’t hit the sheep.

[@wesleymateus2891]

Sweet Potato it isn’t about spoiling, it’s about treating them like what they are, human beings that deserve as much respect as everyone else, you wouldn’t want them treating you like that so why should you do that? you can just calmly explain how things work to them, it’s not like you are going to say that the world is a perfect place all rainbows, you don’t need to hurt and scream at them so that they understand how things work, and even if the world proves it to be too much for them, which maybe will do, it’s still your job as a parent to be there, when they become adults they don’t stop being your child and they won’t suddenly get all the knowledge and experience, so it’s still your job to keep guiding them with patience and love, they deserve to have a place where they feel accepted, loved and understood and this place should be with their parents, so that they can keep standing up against a world like this, if they don’t have a parent they can’t trust (because most likely will scream at them and maybe even hurt) then they don’t have anyone else and then they will crumble against the world. (Of course this place of love and support can also come from other people in the family, friends and a special one)

[@toymomofthree7870]

I don't know why its so hard for parents to apologize to their kids. It shows them HOW to apologize themselves and that nobody is perfect! You'd be surprised how receptive kids are to that!!

[@kimberleygribbenilove7848]

@ToyMom OfThree; I actually did that with my middle daughter this year. It was heartfelt and loving, I did my best, and she told me she felt SO validated afterwards. Made both of us cry, but, it really bonded us closer!

[@meekire]

If most parents would do that...if I even raise one word about my parents being wrong I'll get smacked by a hanger or a slippers. The same goes for almost all the kids my age I know.

[@toymomofthree7870]

@@meekire REMEMBER THIS FEELING so if/ when you have kids you DO NOT do the same thing!! You can break that cycle. My mother never admitted she was wrong or gave me credit if I made a reasonable point and it really bothered me so i vowed never to do that. I now have a 19 year old in college and she is my best friend. Im still her mom, but she trusts me and comes to me with everything.... THAT IS A RELATIONSHIP! I am very sorry that your parents don't listen to you. I'm guessing that's how they were taught but their parents. Unfortunately alot of parents are so fearful of their kids getting hurt, in trouble, or turning out "wrong". Decisions based on fear of the unknown are usually wrong :-(. I hope and pray your parents hear or read something soon they allows them to open their minds and changes your relationship for the better!!

[@meekire]

@@toymomofthree7870 oh I would never forget this feeling, everyday is a living nightmare in this household. 😌 My country is really close with family and relatives so showing any sign of dissatisfaction towards your own family will earn you the title "disgrace"(yes that antiquated thoughts is so deeply rooted in this country). I'm glad you're able to have a good relationship with your daughter.

[@maryanderson8420]

@@kimberleygribbenilove7848 it needs to happen more than once with all the kids. Every time you do wrong you should apologize. You shouldn't be praised for the bare minimum

[@dinkledorfette]

We have a 3.5 yr old and recently, I made the mistake of assuming he was in the other room, out of earshot. I was angry about something I was reading and boom...I spoke up and said, "F**k it!". About 5 seconds later, I hear this little echo, "Mommy f**k it?" So, naturally, hubs gives me the look of, "You got caught..." and proceeds to quickly jump in to help redirect our son, "You mean, bucket? Bucket? Yes, let's go find a bucket for mommy." Daddy saved that moment.

[@cloud99955]

Omg thats smart

[@altheaequatorin1179]

your husband is a keeper

[@dinkledorfette]

@@altheaequatorin1179 He definitely is. 🥰

[@roryadam]

Fuckin' eh, Dad!! Thats smoooth.

[@cloud99955]

@@roryadam ikr

[@acageddragon7862]

The baby that can’t talk probably cursing up a storm in his head

[@5050TM]

Lord 😭🤣

[@2006glg]

You are probably right. Never thought of that.😂😂😂

[@alexsandraknox9852]

Straight up Stewie Griffin lol

[@savannahashbee8098]

She done hit her with “I know you are but what am I” Ultimate defeat. 😂

[@bellenott9136]

She gonna grow to not take bullshit! Which can be great!

[@ramya.Catlady.30]

I know right. I did an involuntary “ooooh” when I heard that

[@MochiGirl11]

The OG UNO reverse card lol

[@mackenzieweber8]

i’m the one that taught her that too. never felt more betrayed in my whole 6 years of living.. and my dad left me!

[@degenerateangel6891]

Old school Uno reverse card

[@socialanxiety1541]

When I was little my parents wouldn't get me a doll house so I built my own out of cardboard boxes. Kids don't need store-bought toys to be happy and have fun, they need stimulation

[@patrickv1080]

maybe i understand something wrong but the mother is 28 and the oldest daughter 17 so she was 11 when she was first time pregnant ?

[@alucardican9785]

@@patrickv1080 its a blended family. its her step daughter

[@mirachowdh7430]

Me and my sis used to do the same thing

[@kiokuch.1602]

When i was a kid i was raised not t be too asking or something for some stuff i want. Lets say i wanted this, and if my parents says no then i wont be upset. Idk if its just me or i was too old for my age at the time lmao

[@popojelly1895]

@@kiokuch.1602 No, you're not as others might call you, "mature," you're emotionally neglected. We're in the same boat m8. If you think your needs don't matter, then you're wrong; they do matter.

[@babybluecheeks]

That little girls face when she said "I know you are but what am I" lmao she looked so smug 😏 🤣

[@kiera6326]

I was so shocked it was something she could think of as a response, it was so savage. She must have picked it up as a line from a movie or something

[@bobthebuilder2922]

@@kiera6326 or her parents...

[@liky6539]

she was so ready with that line and was waiting for the perfect moment

[@angelgard]

my spirit child

[@sophiedarnell467]

when that happened, but then in the beginning when the one little one slapped/punched and knocked her down, yea.... brings back memories real hard memories for me, happened to me once, and never again did i make fun of my sister continuously like that. Mom says to me now even she told me to stop or she was going to do it, and so she let it happened learned lesson the hard way. Oops on my part. ugh 😂🙄🙄😑

[@samcarmen]

i just love how the dad pretends like he's not one step above absentee

[@juanlargacha1502]

Well someone has to pay for 9 people

[@basementdwellercosplay]

@@juanlargacha1502 he's still absentee

[@juanlargacha1502]

@@basementdwellercosplay i know but he has kind of an excuse

[@Gracie_19200]

@@juanlargacha1502 my husband is in the army and my whole family was military and for real he is gone from like 5:30 am till 6 pm. He sees our kid for maybe 2 hours a day during the week then on weekends sometimes he still has to work so they’re really not around a lot. You are correct.

[@FrauYaU]

@@juanlargacha1502 It's not an excuse. If you're going to have seven children you need to be more than just a paycheck.

[@Jennifer-M]

Meanwhile my 5 year old daughter thinks “oh my gosh” is a bad word 😂

[@VirginiaDowdy777821]

That's adorable lol

[@LightningKachow95]

My grandma convinced me at a young age Junk was a bad word lol 😂

[@thebatridesagain]

Go Mummy.

[@xandernadela5930]

@@LightningKachow95probably means something else cuz junk is ...............

[@cakersmassecre3625]

@@xandernadela5930 lol

[@leileyaravencroft]

When they showed the ages of the husband and wife, I was actually pretty surprised. The mother does not look 28 and the father doesn't look 45. In my experience, that actually says a lot about how the house hold chaos is handled. The mother is there to rangle their seven children; listen to the fighting, the screaming, the yelling, the cursing, the actual chaos. She actually looks very tired and I highly doubt she has enough time to herself to use the bathroom or have five seconds where someone isn't yelling. The father on the other hand, looks rather... well rested, clean shaven, dressed reasonably well for someone who lives in that chaos. Which means... he is gone most of the time, leaving his wife to handle the bubbling of that crockpot of hell. He really should have stepped up to the plate long before they had to call Nanny Jo. He could have hired the mother some help. Aren't the older children in school? That would have been 8-10 hours right there without a huge amount of chaos for the mom to deal with. The schedule was a good idea and I'm surprised that a military man didn't already have his family on a schedule. I have to agree with a comment... the mother was basically a single parent most of the time and dad was all too happy to leave for Afganistan.

[@Debbiejamie222]

She should have kids with someone who's not going to war or business trips and to be fair only one the kids is his she should just get em for child support lol

[@pettykittyfam]

You know something is bad when the sentence is "he's happy to leave to Afghanistan" 😂😂😂 I mean how bad is your family when a war torn nation sounds better?

[@steph5527]

Having children; just because you CAN doesn't mean you SHOULD.

[@Varifyr]

Yet so much of society tells women to have kids or they are not complete as women.

[@SanilJadhav711]

@@Varifyr I mean it's totally a woman and her partner's choice if they want to have a baby or not, I think the point here is that 7 is just too much for them lol (since they clearly can't parent even one right) 7 has just made the problem worse

[@kiyvro2601]

@@Varifyr Yes, blame society... how original.

[@TrollToove]

@@kiyvro2601 who would you blame?

[@karmasupreme7973]

Oliver J. Birknes why not just blame no one? Everybody loves to put the blame on people but aren’t you just falling into what “society” wants you to do?

[@mothmoses2930]

I love that the dad completely escaped evaluation and criticism through the show tho

[@TheBestAsbestos13]

They could barely catch him on camera, he was like Bigfoot or Slenderman

[@offbrand_2863]

Yeah but he's not really there to inflict the bad behavior and he's not going to be there to raise them afterwards

[@nahfam627]

I completely agree I hate listening to all these people criticize the mother like the husband is just magically gone all the time. If he would help when he was around the kids would have a foundation to start with and yk it's not like he's making the kids too. She's just spontaneously procreating over there. He could have chosen to stop having kids, I'm sure she would have been more than willing to stop having kids too she dont seem happy.

[@darkthesmith4066]

@@nahfam627 he’s at work tho if you watched the secret camera part it went from early morning to around 5, so he was probably at work for most of the day

[@cniknik9863]

This was only a clip. The full episode is like an hour.

[@elizabethromero6884]

When Ken talked about how he gets his daughter to clean it was the most wholesome thing ever 🥺

[@AshaSara]

Ikr

[@BaronNate]

I can hear your eggs dropping from here, LOL.

[@1li6na]

@@BaronNate tf?

[@ayyylmao101]

@@BaronNate Meanwhile, I take it your voice hasn't dropped yet, LOL

[@yourlocalartist2531]

@@BaronNate dude wtf is wrong with you???

[@maplemaple626]

Cussing aside, I was genuinely impressed by how well that toddler was driving that tractor for a child of her age.

[@coolerthanafrieza4726]

Probably drives it every day, and they say children cant drive

[@thegirlnamedjessicamccown9194]

@@coolerthanafrieza4726oh yeah she probably does.

[@thegirlnamedjessicamccown9194]

This comment made me crack up 😂

[@thegirlnamedjessicamccown9194]

Had to drive safe for her baby sis in the back 😂

[@UltraMarineBlue]

She seems to be one of those mothers who just has another kid as soon as she feels like she failed with the last one.. like "oh, seems like I couldn't raise kids 1 to 6, maybe nr 7 will work out! :)"

[@AxxLAfriku]

OH NOOOOOO!!! Most people agree that my vids are the worst on KZbin. I agree to disagree. Please agree to disagree with the haters, dear ult

[@user-se6mh7qz1s]

@@AxxLAfriku if everyone says your content is shit they're probably right, now enjoy the video instead of advertising your shit content

[@breezythegreat2495]

I think they were trying for a boy

[@ncisfan1002]

Alright to be fair two of those kids are purely his kids and not hers so if they older kids misbehave it's more his and the ex-wife's fault that they grew up that way and the current mom's fault for letting it continue

[@Mariet31]

More like "we don't want to have girls but we are going to keep having kids until we get the boy." If they get that boy, he will be murdered by his sisters.

[@TheCornDavis]

"I don’t play with my kids... I just have more kids for them to play with each other "

[@maburg713]

Horrifying.

[@YoungMorningkeeper]

Sounds like what some people do with pets. xD It's quite sad tbh

[@KalleVonEi]

Big brain

[@dr.bright6272]

@@YoungMorningkeeper I have a pair of dogs, they play with each other just as much as I play with them. It's important to play with your pets

[@WindowsXPFrog]

“She made me think about how I effect my children” she never thought about that before this? Lol

[@tyffaneelavely8087]

some people need to come to realizations about things. She did, and is trying. That's what matters.

[@SoulTransient]

People lack perspective

[@juliemiguel960]

Yeah ! It’s unfortunate. I’m a behavior therapist and I go into houses with parents who don’t understand at all why their kids act out. They believe it was random and they just have bad kids. When it actuality their kids are only reflecting what kind of environment they are in.

[@aleksandran3978]

Trust me, losing it once and then you can easily continue to go on just on day basis. It's so easy to grab on those bad habits :/ then you need to have to realise (or have someone to tell you that) you're the wrong one.

[@juliemiguel960]

@@aleksandran3978 i completely agree ! & could have not put it better. That’s why I love my job bc we give the child and the parent tools to correct their behavior and response to behavior.

[@ReinbowUnicorn420]

I used to play "Cinderella" with my little sister. I was the stepmother and she was Cinderella. She'd put my clothes in the hamper, take my homework out of my backpack, pick up my toys, etc 🤣🤣 I was like 8/9 she was 5/6 and one day after school my mom heard me giving my sister orders to hurry up and clean my toys from this morning so I can go outside. She came in and was like B don't listen to her, she needs to do it herself. My sister insisted we were playing Cinderella and that it was her favorite game. My mom was so mad at me 🤣🤣

[@msjkramey]

Ah, the joys of being a big sister lol. I did similar stuff as a kid with my little sister, but I'd also let her get away with hell back, so it evened out

[@Arcad1010]

lolol

[@lydiaking6341]

Being the oldest, I wish I would've though if that lol

[@quitegauche]

@@lydiaking6341 you didn't take advantage of your elder sibling status? What a shame xD I always made my younger siblings do stuff or bargain/blackmail if they didn't want to.

[@samantharaymond1844]

Elite!! 🤣

[@MrHappy-cr4wc]

The mom looks like she’s in her 40s, she does not look 28. The stress must’ve really advanced her aging.

[@StrawberryEyes0]

I was just about to say that, I'm 28 and im like ... da fuk?

[@danigrl86]

Shoot having 7 kids will do that.. 😂

[@Immortal4everable]

I’m 23 and she looks like she could be my mom lol

[@DezerayHope]

Right? I wasn't looking when the ages were announced, and when I first saw her I thought maybe I'd misheard and the dude was 23 and she was 40. Then I saw him and was confused all over again

[@tiffprendergast]

SoftShore this was years ago

[@TheGlitterBug]

My dad would always threatened to start sweeping everything up off the floor and throwing it away if my siblings and I didn't clean our room...I never cleaned so fast in my life.

[@greatleader4841]

People still do this? I've thrown the notion of tossing out everything left on the floor out at my partner but she thinks it's too mean. If it were ME i would 100% put everything they leave in a plastic trash bag and throw it out if they dont clean it up by the end of the week.

[@dazanii]

That’s still not proper parenting, being negative and threatening to get rid of your child’s things is easier for bad parents to do instead of positively and properly teaching them to clean and maintain a cleaning routine

[@howfunny5162]

@@dazanii not really? For the orginal comment, it's a way to let them know if you want to keep your things, keep it off the floor. I guess it all depends on how you say it.

[@greatleader4841]

@@dazanii If you think that kids will listen to this bullshit you don't have any kids. The best way to teach them is to teach them that there are consequences to actions.

[@lilmisssydnis1]

@@greatleader4841 there is no one best way. I know lots of kids who react to this positivity and lots who need a stricter approach. Kids are all different.

[@annmarie6095]

When the dad said “the sergeant in me was like yes” all I can think is WHY DIDNT YOU THINK OF THIS THEN SERGEANT!!!

[@alucardican9785]

he isnt there and works.

[@seanwarren9357]

Easy... Mom.

[@ashleyprice5132]

My dads 1 of 9 and i only had 1 siblings i myself am going to have 6 kids

[@Universe_unfolding]

It takes like 5 ncos to figure out a plan and then they make the soldiers proceed with that plan while then stand around

[@lizc6393]

@@alucardican9785 Yeah, because Army sergeant is such a demanding goddamn job.

[@Nonexistentcreature00]

The mom is probably so depressed man, alone with 7 kids everyday. Ofc she did better with the super nanny, she had encouragement and support 🤷🏽‍♀️

[@personontheinternet3867]

She’s surrounded by kids 24/7, it’s no surprise that she’s frustrated, discouraged, and likely feels like there’s no end

[@tidepodpadthai2633]

@@personontheinternet3867 maybe she shouldn't have had so many then

[@Imjusthere1222]

@@tidepodpadthai2633it takes two if he is going to get her pregnant 3 more times then dump his kids on her plus her 3 new ones then he is a shitty husband and bad father. He’s basically absent in his kids lives and just because he brings home the money doesn’t mean he’s doing his part when you’re a parent doesn’t matter if you have a job too you are supposed to be the guide to your children’s lives and help them navigate the world imo if he was going to go to the military he should have never had 3 more kids with her then leave it’s not only terrible on the mom but it’s showing his children there’s no structure and just imo he needs to step up.

[@Imjusthere1222]

@lgm2289honestly she should. Find someone who will actually be there for her and give her children a father figure.

[@XxMissLadyBlissxX]

Dad should have taken more responsibility deployment or no. He’s gonna marry a woman whose barely an adult and leave her to raise 7 kids?

[@likeathiefinthenight1333]

Right!!!! Not to mention they said he's already gone all week because of work

[@thomascat4872]

Dude going to iraq, tf he gonna do except die?

[@maldnfndnsndnd6690]

@@thomascat4872 ouch

[@likeathiefinthenight1333]

@@thomascat4872 🤣😭☠️, with them kids I'd bounce too

[@Bananachan289]

Hopefully his step kids stay with their mom sometimes. I feel stressed just watching this video

[@annapalmer1765]

Can never understand why people have so many kids if they clearly can't handle that much???

[@VirginiaDowdy777821]

It's one of several things: 1). She wants lots of kids so they can help take care of her and the father when they're old 2). She feels like children are the only thing bringing meaning in her life, so she continues to selfishly have more despite knowing she can't handle the ones she's already got. 3). She's always dreamt of having a huge family, but can't convince herself enough that maybe having a family this huge isn't ideal for her. Or 4). She's one of those parents who complain (or just don't care) about birth control methods or getting the surgery because it's 'too expensive' or 'too exhausting' to care about, so she just continues to have more kids, stupidly thinking it's cheaper or easier 🤷‍♀️

[@x_rhi_x2772]

@@VirginiaDowdy777821 I thought of a couple more 5) they think having another kid will fix a relationship or make things better each time there's some turmoil 6) the more kids around that can mean parents having less involvement or time with them coz "they'll have each other to play with" like with pets 7) in the uk..not sure about America...the more kids you have the more welfare you can apply for

[@Bananachan289]

Mormons? 🤔

[@FukaiKokoro]

Stupid people breed a lot. It’s kinda sad. The smart people only have one or two kids max because they understand how difficult kids are.

[@JackalopeBunny]

It could be a religious thing, hate to say it. Some people have huge families and don't believe in using birth control ever.

[@SheSoSleepy]

“I know you are but what am I?” Yo 😭😭😭😭she was like 3, what a personality on those kids lmao

[@kiera6326]

I know!! It’s probably a line she picked up off of TV in response to something like that, but still, she was so quick with it!! And I’m pretty sure she’s two.

[@eleanor5922]

Such a clever little one! So sad that its not nurtured by that family

[@SheSoSleepy]

@I Dk I am never around children, so I have no scale on how regular this probably was.😂 just thought it was funny

[@dragos-lucian]

The dad's like "I'm gonna be deployed in Iraq, where it's safe and silent" 😂

[@s0lastsummer7]

She desperately needs to be seeing a therapist regularly to do her part in pursuing mental health for the household. I think she's probably got overlapping postpartum depression going on and she gets pregnant knowing it relieves it temporarily. 😔

[@RobertMorgan]

Here's your 90 Xanax a month, feel better!

[@ashsmashtrash]

@@RobertMorgan therapists can't prescribe meds

[@Jig_up]

@@ashsmashtrash Some can, provided that they’re also psychiatrists (I mention because the first therapist I had for more than a few weeks was both)

[@BatsAkimbo]

@@Jig_up therapists and psychiatrists are different. Therapists are only for behavioral exercises and talking through situations, etc. A psych can do that, but they're main focus is on the diagnosis and medicating of physiological problems. Basically, a psych can be a therapist to a degree, but someone that's just a therapist can't diagnose or prescribe meds.

[@Jig_up]

@@BatsAkimbo Yes, I understand this, but some people are both psychiatrists and therapists, like my first psych/therapist that I had for any length of time

[@nyan2317]

If there's anything that my psychiatry professor taught me about children, it's that "it's almost always the parents"

[@liverbirdxoxo1984]

As a patient of a psychiatrist I can 100% agree.... it is... the first few year of life of crucial. If certain things don’t happen when they should, it’s likely it never will..

[@noellem9319]

Which is why I'm not sure I will have any. I was abused as a kid. The thought of perpetuating the abuse terrifies me. I'd rather just stick with pets instead

[@RobertMorgan]

@@noellem9319 [Looks up from notebook]"That's interesting. Follow that thought. [Therapist leans in slightly, rests pen on notepad thoughtfully, then leans back in chair]Tell me how you abuse your pets."

[@mgrah3723]

I'm the oldest of 7. Growing up I used to think big families were a beautiful thing. Now I've realized that it's most of the time incredibly selfish, and the parents are trying to compensate for past traumas and grievances, rather than dealing with them. HAVING CHILDREN WILL NOT FIX YOUR PROBLEMS

[@jussomebody7345]

I also have a fairly big family and I can't agree with you more a big family would be beautiful if the parents actually knew how to raise their kids instead of just having them to compensate for their traumas and stuff

[@thezheani1434]

I'm the youngest with 5 older siblings. My parents were gonna stop at 5, until my dad said "you're too old to have another kid." My mom was like, "watch me." So basically, I was born over an argument and if he'd never said that, I wouldn't have been born-

[@nothanksplease]

Abuse cycles

[@masochistic_lele4414]

I want a huge family

[@sarahcox1197]

Agreed, there is such a thing as too many children. It's impossible for a family this size to function properly with just mom running the show.

[@tracitripp05]

This goes deeper than “mom needs to be better.” Wtf is dad doing?

[@snooganslestat2030]

In the army. Theyre divorced now apparently.

[@alucardican9785]

working

[@danielab1924]

Yeah why is all of this being thrown on moms shoulders? This show is bs. Hey how come youre not spending every waking moment cleaning and playing with your kids? What do you mean you’re stressed out and prob clinically depressed? Just churn out more kids and don’t hire any help while your partner peaces out! Wooooo!

[@alucardican9785]

@@danielab1924 peacing out to keep them all fed

[@MoeChan013]

@@snooganslestat2030 Wait, what???

[@Hannah-cf4ev]

Post Production events: •Meghan got married. Meghan gave birth to her daughter, Lily. Danielle gave birth to two kids (they’re not twins). Their names are Corbin and Solange. Danielle and Tom divorced, but they're still involved in all of their children and stepchildren's lives.

[@jussomebody7345]

she had TWO MORE KIDS?!

[@Hannah-cf4ev]

@@jussomebody7345 I'm afraid so!!

[@ponduforus]

Woah, what?? 😲😳😬😣

[@xspacerose]

NOT MORE KIDS OMG

[@angrycat6954]

Wtf kind of name is Solange

[@90geekgirl06]

My parents have 10 kids. If any of us acted like that we would've been _"dealt with"._

[@cadywelp235]

Same and same

[@HaleyBug221]

Then they're heroes for not losing their minds

[@cloud99955]

Jeez 10 kids

[@ravynenevermore9906]

Parents: so you have chosen death?

[@mchlle94]

that's not healthy either tho....

[@Kenabukanyo]

The embodiment of the 7 deadly sins right there .

[@SanilJadhav711]

Lmao

[@drdespair3651]

Hah!

[@letmeusethisnicknameyay8618]

i’m worried which one has lust

[@foxarror]

@@letmeusethisnicknameyay8618definitely the husband. Pump and dump

[@hippopajamas]

love the compassion you have for the mom. she has no support system, even her husband is barely there, and is in constant chaos. that shit is HARD.

[@joshgiesbrecht]

As with most of these shows, the kids don't need the nanny. The parents need therapy.

[@singenstattatmen5096]

Yeah that's literally the point of super nanny. She always tells the parents how to do better and how they created all the problems they have with their kids.

[@katieshrum2424]

Exactly! They don't say that. She is clearly struggling, her husband is going off to war and they make her look so bad. It's unfair, she is clearly trying and would probably be willing to go to therapy. Also, the work of supernanny is only temporary if the parents aren't getting any therapy help.

[@amandahammersley5476]

That mom looks twice her age. Damn kids aged her. Time to tie the tubes.

[@hllktty-wx7we]

One pregnancy can make a woman's body and face 10 years older

[@amandahammersley5476]

@@hllktty-wx7we um I don't know what kind of crap you have been told but I have had 3 kids and I didn't look 10 years older after. You are wild.

[@hllktty-wx7we]

@@amandahammersley5476 "The study supports previous evidence that women who have had more pregnancies are more susceptible to certain illnesses and have slightly shorter life spans. Earlier this year, researchers from George Mason University found that childbirth could age a woman by as many as 11 years." i didn't only mean wrinkles jeez

[@pixlv6384]

And she is gonna age the kids too if she continues having custody over them

[@adamraz6377]

@@hllktty-wx7we it's probably alcohol or some sort of other addiction. maybe you'll count giving birth an addiction at this point lol

[@j2xosorio24]

imagine these kids cussing at a latino household, you'd see chanclas swinging from left to right for days

[@amaravega838]

Oh Lord, chanclas or whatever's in reach would be used as a weapon with the quickness lmao

[@sabrinatroutman6078]

🤣🤣🤣

[@Pollitoychicken]

😭😂

[@susanaperez5391]

I mean my parents let me just not in front of visitors thats a death sentence lol

[@GoblinPrincessKyo]

I'm Scottish and if i'd even thought about swearing at my mum, my arse would have been black and blue lmao

[@aubreyodom468]

This mom has it in here to be an amazing mom she just looks overwhelmed. I have one autistic son and I’ve made similar mistakes. Parenting is learning everyday for sure and with 7 I would be so stressed daily. I hope she found her happiness and is doing better now.

[@alucardican9785]

iirc they had two more kids and divorced. not to rain on the parade or anything its just... what happened

[@IlmurOsp]

i don't understand people who have so many kids, especially when they obviously can't handle it, and scream and swear and order the kids around all the time. it's not their fault they have incompetent parents and 6 other siblings

[@willydonka1041]

They probably expect their children to be a "mini me" because they're narcissistic and believe kids are supposed to be perfect, not another sentient life with their own life and desires. Selfish as hell, no consideration for the child-to-be's wellbeing.

[@Cityweaver]

That and birth control just inconveniences them.

[@savannahm9943]

I never have any sympathy for parents like this. We are in a modern society where we can take a morning after pill in case of emergencies or multiple forms of birth control. Maybe once or twice I would let slide. But that’s clearly just negligence and irresponsibility in this scenario. What could possibly make you think it’s a good idea to produce this halfway house?

[@manticllama]

For real, I'm so sick of people having kids irresponsibly. Especially when they have the choice to do so.

[@Signal_Lost.]

That little girl was so excited about those fairy gifts. She was absolutely adorable. Edit: Thanks for the likes.

[@xandernadela5930]

And explosion

[@Signal_Lost.]

@@xandernadela5930 lol yep

[@sheinakinn2936]

That little dance was so precious!

[@missm2925]

It killed my heart it was so precious

[@_dallas_]

Miss Mosaic my grandparents dog was named Precious... she died in July...

[@kashinimeyo]

"I was very angry about my very young children not opening the door to a complete stranger- they made me get off my ass to answer it myself" Some people shouldn't be allowed to breed.

[@dr.bright6272]

Stranger danger mom! I don't care answer the damn door!

[@termanitaify]

She seems like she doesn't really like kids? Why would you have so many if you didn't like them??

[@dr.bright6272]

@@termanitaify everyone makes mistakes

[@GippyHappy]

@@termanitaify People like babies, they don't like kids. So as soon as they start growing up, they have another one.

[@YoBoiSpooderman]

@@dr.bright6272 yeah but no one makes 7 mistakes. Back to back to back...

[@BUTTERCUPJones]

The dad pissed me off. Just because you work doesn't mean when you come home you just sit and do nothing. She is overwhelmed. You aren't just a husband but you are a dad too. Parenting doesn't fall to only her responsibility

[@scarletamazon3455]

Yep. I'm not knocking his military job at all, and I know that being away for such long periods must make it very rough. But he married this very young woman, who must have been 24-25 at the most when they started popping more kids out?? While he was in his 40s... And with each parent already bringing two kids into the house, and then they have another three together... surely he could also see that she was overwhelmed and not coping? Yet kept having more kids with her anyway, and no solutions from him either. No routine, order or discipline in the household, even though he's a military man who surely understands the importance of those things? The mom has some worrying depression symptoms and anger issues she needs to sort out for sure, but the whole dynamic of the marriage rings alarm bells for me. He ain't some innocent dad with no blame...

[@Aikano9]

She doesn’t work, she chose to be a stay at home mom, thus the children are her job. He’s working all day to feed them all, if she got a job this wouldn’t be a problem

[@wifflewaffle5006]

@@Aikano9 who takes care of the kids if mom’s also off working and dad is already absent enough as it is? If she did work would she also then be expected to come home and do all the work with the kids as well or would then finally be a good time for dad to step in and help? Parents should still act like parents even if they work or stay home with the kids, her husband isn’t better than her just for bringing in the money when he’s doing less than bare minimum when he’s at home, maybe if he helped more with the kids she would feel she actually has the time to actually find work It’s mind boggling that people will always put all the blame and parenting onto the mothers and let the fathers basically get away with murder These kids are going to grow up treating their mom like their punching bag and dad like’s he’s just some guy they knew growing up lmao

[@Josie-6]

@@Aikano9 that’s not how this works, you poptart.

[@Aikano9]

@@Josie-6 she chose to be a stay at home mom/wife. Thus that is her full time job. If he stays at home when she works, then he is responsible for house work and child care.

[@CeleciaFirestorm]

"If you make anything fun then they'll enjoy doing it." I solved a messy house problem with star charts. Do a chore, get a star. Lots of chores listed. Got one for the adults too. Used to spend most of the day cleaning the house. Now it doesn't stay messy long.

[@moonflower5553]

As a 20 year old...i would absolutely love a star chart. I honestly might use that to motivate myself to do my college work.

[@cynthg9547]

Do they get a treat with certain amount of stars

[@CeleciaFirestorm]

@@cynthg9547 Yes. We have set up an exchange rate. Candy, Ice Cream, extra TV time, etc.

[@mewsyra775]

I hollered when the mom was putting the cleaner in the bucket and the faucet hose is spraying onto the floor... 5:49

[@_dallas_]

Lmfao I’m glad I’m not the only one who saw that

[@alexchapman3906]

I’ve been watching Everybody Hates Chris and one of the quotes was “As soon as you get more kids than parents, one of the kids gets a kid.” So true.

[@aderptedpotato7207]

As an oldest child with a mom that has a heart condition, can confirm this is true. My family’s so screwed once I move out in a couple years.

[@melbrak271]

Is that on Netflix? I loved that show when it was on TV a few years ago (probably 10 years by now lol)

[@elenalee351]

Depends on the structure of the home. If you are organized and can reach your kids they can be taken care of with two parents irregardless of the amount of them

[@theKevronHarris]

@@melbrak271 it's on Bounce TV

[@yuna48910]

Don't ever let the kids out number the adults. if the husband wants number 3, mother in law is moving in or allow that threat to just hang in the air

[@oldgregg86.]

I use to work 10 hour night shifts. Finish at 6 am, go home and look after my new born till 9 am so my girlfriend could have a decent sleep. We did everything in turns, from feeding, to changing dirty bottoms. Lazy dads piss me off. It's your child too, do your part.

[@alucardican9785]

Dude he doesn't do his part cause he's not there. He had to work while she doesn't, and being in the military I'm sure had a harder job than you did. Now I'm also not saying he could've done a bit more, but providing for the family is a big ole chunk of the whole parenting thing

[@oldgregg86.]

@@alucardican9785 I worked loading trailers with kitchen appliances. Cookers, washing machines, fridge freezers and so on. Anything from 30kg to 150kg. Loading 3 trailers a night by hand. Around 180-200 appliances on a trailer. Then load 4-6 vans for delivery. 25-40 appliances on them. Then spend the last 2-3 hours of the shift sack barrowing stuff into line to help the day shift. Then go home and still manage to spend 3 hours with my child before going bed.

[@alucardican9785]

@@oldgregg86. no offense but I've worked in warehouses and stuff like that the same. I've unloaded trailers and drove trucks literally thousands of miles. And uhm... Nah... Not that bad I'd say, compared to being trained to go and shoot people you don't know. Or having to be gone literally all the time to do that hard work. The driving had me gone for literal weeks, but it wasn't exactly hard work.

[@GoddessNyx2024]

@@alucardican9785 His point was the Dad should be around more, he wasn't really around during the show, and he wasn't being deployed until later.

[@alucardican9785]

@@GoddessNyx2024 his normal job was making it to where he wasn't there often. There's a reason he wasnt

[@hendog24]

Crazy knowing that this show is now back, I haven’t watched this in a while

[@foxylove1255]

Really ? ..i didn't know that ..when did came back ? ..i thought it over the show

[@awewhat2986]

@@foxylove1255 she had announced back in January or june they got malinial parents

[@ericamcfly6782]

I love the show

[@ednajwolff]

I didn't know it was back! HURRAY!

[@x_rhi_x2772]

@@awewhat2986 what are malinial parents??

[@darkangel7589]

I found Mackenzie (the six year old) on Tik Tok. She’s 20 years old now. She revealed that the parents had two more kids after the episode was filmed.

[@Charchar.nguyen]

what's her @?

[@CrystalLynn1988]

That's disgusting. They shouldn't have had the 7 to begin with. Let alone bring another 2 into that unruly and unaffectionate household.

[@yeah88942]

WuT

[@cloud99955]

What really whats her tik tok account

[@toastyboi6371]

w h y

[@jesseharrington828]

The super nanny computer and then her saying “I’m on my way” is a perfect meme template

[@HmmBird]

I've seen a jojoke with that

[@TheMouseAvenger]

LET'S DO IT!!! 😄

[@alessandrahull5637]

That’s a portable DVD player. Must be gen z not remembering those haha.

[@avelovesfrogs5402]

Person on portable computer: Can you help me get this stick out of me? SuperNanny: I'm on my way

[@vhoward29]

My most memorable “toy” was the empty refrigerator box my mom put in the playroom. I’m 52 and still remember how much fun it was.

[@xMorganbrittnyx]

YESSSS!!!! My parents owned a restaurant and I'd always play inside the gigantic cardboard boxes the styrofoam cups were delivered in ❤️❤️❤️

[@ashlynnheller8400]

We got a new fridge when I was little. I slept in it for a week. By choice. I loved that box.

[@EE-si4np]

Yo same! I made this amazing little cardboard fortress that I had taped little hallways for, cut out windows, and had full rooms. The absolute highlight of my childhood toys.

[@vivil2533]

... You know we make fun of cats for this sort of behavior.

[@zamouri8744]

Omg same. My grandparents got this new flastsceeen tv (it was massive bc it was the first type with the big back and bumpy screen. I drew and rolled all around that thing. 😂

[@CrystalGregory]

This is actually kind of sad. If that little girl is cussing like that, then she has heard that language A LOT already.

[@NiRoz41]

Exactly. Adults can monitor themselves in the public eye but those kids are telling on their parents and how they carry themselves when no one is looking.

[@SM-ev6if]

Send her to the gulag for swearing.

[@meowtooo7256]

Kids imitate what they hear and saw. Kinda sad tho

[@issywolf6196]

I'm scared to know of what she has seen ;-;

[@heyikindalikeyou]

Obviously!

[@ZephyrusAsmodeus]

Parents like that drive me crazy, they just spit out kids and throw toys at them like it's daycare. I grew up the oldest of four kids and that alone was a lot. People like this make me really wish there was a license to have more than like two kids max.

[@lili11.11]

I'm literally your twin, oldest of 4 girls. Mom drank a lot, dad was gone trucking. Nowadays I'm starting to believe she may have been a narcissist. It definitely answers a lot of questions. I hope you're finding your way

[@sunnyysideeupp]

i feel like people who don’t know how to parent well shouldn’t even try to have children, there should be a license for parenting 😭😭

[@crimson_king89]

Same, there's my younger brother, younger half sister #1 from my dad's 2nd marriage, and younger half sister #2 from my dad's current marriage. As oldest I was used as a free babysitter and any time my siblings would misbehave I was the one who was punished. My brother helped me but it was still awful. I had more control over the kids. It even got to the point to where they would only tell on each other to me. Instead of "I'm telling dad" it was always "I'm telling oldest sister"

[@EmEm78]

Yeah, this woman is so far over her head. I hope she didn't have any more kids after this. She seems overwhelmed and probably depressed. Not that I'm excusing her role in all of this. I have a tendency towards depression and feeling overwhelmed, and I had my tubes tied after my second kid. I knew that 2 was well and truly my capacity, because I want to parent them in the way that they deserve. If I had any more children, I feel I'd be spread too thin to raise them adequately by my personal parenting standards. Even two can feel pretty intense at times. I really feel sad for the kids in these situations, I just don't get how people can keep reproducing mindlessly to that point. It's crazy.

[@lili11.11]

@@EmEm78 "reproducing mindlessly", I actually love this, because its so true. There was an adopted family member of mine who, lets just say started having kids when we first met, we were both about 17. She has 3 boys now, but her last relationship was abusive. Her ex told me he was "weak in the flesh" and it honestly made me gag. The lack of self control of certain people.... I've been with my fiance for 4 years... and "rubbers" have NEVER, EVER FAILED ME. In my mind, its not hard to put on a rubber, and still enjoy yourself. Those people who are sooo "weak", end up not taking responsibility for the life they brought in, just by "nutting". It's gross. So many parents are undereducated, unprepared.

[@bagel_bitez1]

I love Papa Ken's insight on raising kids

[@beautybard]

The level of kindness and understanding cinnamontoastdad shows in this video is heartwarming.

[@emilychristian1418]

I will never understand people like this. "Hm, our children from our previous relationships don't get along. What should we do? Have MORE kids!"

[@snooganslestat2030]

Both of them are stupid and selfish.. Amazing they had another 2 and got divorced. 🙄

[@thePhoenixQueen]

@@snooganslestat2030 I'm sure the age gap didn't help, either

[@anxiousbun5390]

Growing up, I was always just thrown things but never had the emotional support from my parents that I needed. Now I have a lot of issues and any time I bring them up it's always "I always bought you everything you wanted when you were young, I was a great parent!" It isn't toys. Kids need support. They need your time and you listening to them.

[@EvangelistLana]

absolutely!!!!!

[@nem5217]

I’m so grateful that I had parents that made time for me and my sister

[@ultimateempress1739]

Ja. Toys are treats, but not necessities. They can’t raise your kids for you.

[@fslayer1290]

Mom is gonna need help when dad is gone or she may have a mental breakdown. I taught young kids for seven years and have dealt with many families. This looks bad. I pray it all ends well.

[@kristamarie6104]

I know dad has no say in whether he gets deployed or not and must be a lifer & career military, but damn, come on, STOP having kids!!! It's not fair to the kids. People can say all they want that they love all their children equally, but there's no way in HELL that you can possibly split your time evenly between 7 kids and give all of them the right amount of time, love and affection. And she's only 28....so that means she has spent her ENTIRE adult life either pregnant or raising kids. This show just made me mad because it only focused on what mom needed to do. No mention of wtf is dad doing when he is not deployed??? You know what I mean, like come on, they're his kids too.

[@CazadorSlayer]

@@kristamarie6104 A lot of military men get a bonus depending on how many kids they have. It's why a lot of fresh outta boot camp kids run off and get married and start making babies right away before they go off and get deployed. It's a "win-win" situation for everyone...Except for the kids...Makes ya think when you keep that in mind when looking at how many kids this guy has already...

[@mackenzieweber8]

it was 15 years ago we’re fine

[@bendover1850]

@@mackenzieweber8 omg its u hahaha

[@LadyGreenEyes964]

She needs to learn to be a mother. She's on the sofa for how long, with the room complete wreck, and the kids running wild? It's like she expects them to be teenagers, taking care of themselves, instead of making any effort to train them in how to keep up with things. Some kids are lazier than others, of course, but she's not trying. A few toys in use is one thing, toys and clothing and everything else tossed all over is quite another.

[@Tori-op3mx]

These children are gonna be so emotionally damaged... as someone who suffers from BPD and PTSD from my parents neglect and childhood trauma, I can say my heart really hurts for these kiddos and I hope the parents make some serious changes.

[@Emily_Easton]

When my oldest was 2, she over heard a disagreement my husband and I were having, regarding how to park a car. As I turned the car off and we started to get out, she told us we both needed to pull out head out of our ass. 💀

[@sadistfactory_]

LMAOOOO

[@buggyfleischman8441]

Oof

[@sunnysnowflake8393]

💀💀💀

[@caitlyncpelletier]

I'm gunna pee my pants🤣😂

[@MiaMizuno]

I know these moments, when kids suddenly come with that drop bomb moment. Even without swear words x'D

[@FrauYaU]

Wow, this situation is actually really sad. The mom seems really depressed which is understandable considering she's basically a single parent to seven children. She could really benefit from some therapy and some time for herself, but instead the dad just vanishes and leaves her to raise seven children.

[@snooganslestat2030]

She could have thought about that a few children ago. So could he.

[@littlejackalo5326]

Yeah, just vanishes. Going to work. Derp.

[@Okamisou]

THIS

[@Okamisou]

@@snooganslestat2030 oh yes she’s magically producing them all by herself.

[@Dandontlie]

Sounds like my dad problem

[@ChloelnWonderland]

I hate to destroy everyone’s dreams...but that was not a computer monitor in their room. That was a TV. I had the same kind when I was a kid. It’s a kitchen TV 😂

[@Kitty-Marks]

I had the exact same one ......attached to me keyboard and computer lol, seriously. You might be mistaken. But it does look similar to those kind of tvs too. My mom had one similar to that in the kitchen but it was smaller.

[@heavymetalmusichead4969]

Haha.

[@scottlsacha]

Tv with the video cast player attached📺

[@ChloelnWonderland]

Eve Alution 🤗 I completely agree, it could have been either a tv or computer. But there are two reasons I think it’s a TV. There is no keyboard or mouse, or modem attached that thing. And my main reason for believing it is just the TV is because this episode is from 2006. In 2006, My mom was at a pretty high level of her job and worked with computers (she had since I was born and still continues to work with them), yet we still only had a computer in the living room. Now this was also the days of AOL, and when parents believed you should be outside more than inside. So the likelihood of these extremely young kids having their own computer in their room is slim. But it would make sense for them to put a TV in their room. It’s also facing the bed of the kids. Like she puts it on and expects them to fall asleep to it. Especially since the mother doesn’t seem to really interact with her children that much. But I could be completely wrong, and it could be just some monitors sitting on a desk. Idk 😂

[@Kitty-Marks]

@@ChloelnWonderland yeah my thought was it was just a monitor laying around. The house was slightly disheveled but you are right, it has to be a TV. Doesn't make much sense and the kids were to young in that room for a computer.

[@fluffymothlove1494]

I remember how my mom got rid of my binky growing up. We were on a family road trip and my mom took my binky and asked "do you want to see a magic trick?" When I nodded she said "look now you see it-" she threw it out the window "- now you don't, its magic"

[@theinsaneone_]

Its magic!

[@SA-ru5vm]

As a parent struggling to get my baby to ditch the binky this made me laugh maniacally 😂😂

[@jtaimelamer255]

😂🤣

[@Saya_SaW]

@@SA-ru5vm that is kind of fucked, don’t you think?

[@SA-ru5vm]

@saya It made me laugh in a “I can’t believe a parent would do that” kind of way, not a “I think potentially emotionally scarring and causing a break in child/parental trust is funny” kind of way. Sorry if that was misconstrued! (Also we never ended up being able to ditch the binky, we’ve accepted it and actually bought backups lol.)

[@katjosephperez8772]

Riley coming in and struggling to take her blue-jean jacket off after driving around the tractor has the complete body-motion struggle and fashion sense of a drunk college student.

[@dorkpool768]

she looks like she just finished a 9-5 job and came home to her family

[@aubreejobizzarro1208]

She worked really hard to park that tractor

[@abloodredpearl8565]

I agree. The parents are a big part of why the kids act the way they do. It is proven in psychology that the way people grow up, and what kind of person they become, has a lot to do with how they were raised as children. It actually worries me that these children were abusing each other, because it makes me feel like the mother did more than just yelling at them. For all anyone knows, there could also be an abusive dynamic between the parents too. I think there needs to be more than a "Super Nanny" to fix the dynamic. I think they need to seek regular and professional counselling.

[@psycho-delicpyromaniac9595]

I agree, however supernany is also a licensed psychologist other then just teach the parents how to teach their children she often times gives counseling to the parents in most episodes, however in the limited span of a few weeks she can only do as best she can to set them on the right path.

[@abloodredpearl8565]

@@psycho-delicpyromaniac9595 That's reasonable.

[@lm9327]

Hopefully that advice and information was given to them off-camera

[@Crowski]

Probably where they learned the hitting from… their Mom hits them. =( They think that hitting = get to listen. Which isn’t right… I was raised without violence. No yelling, no hitting, no spanking.

[@Mary-tu2de]

She's seems like one of those mom's that ends up on the news for doing something crazy. She honestly doesn't even like she likes kids,it's beyond me why she even had the 3 little ones.

[@EmEm78]

Ken had some awesome insights. You can tell that he's a really great dad.

[@2873surabi]

Super nanny is the human embodiment of the Ranch!

[@xandernadela5930]

So True

[@slinkyyy3]

She recruits the kids to the ranch 😂

[@krysrdz4066]

@FruitsBasketCase Your comment deserves a heart....just saying

[@emlish]

Super nanny: we bring the ranch to you

[@baileybrian9560]

we used to have chore boards in my house, and everytime you do a chore you put a mark on the board, which equals $1, and you would get allowences based off how much work you did around the house. of course i was the only one that usually got an allowence cuz my brother and sister were lazy lol

[@lesleyvh7079]

I think we were lucky growing up. Our only chores was cleaning our rooms, making our beds and ironing our school uniforms. But we never got paid for it. Daaamn. My mom had a cleaning lady but we got told that because we're children, we can't afford a cleaning lady so we need to clean our own rooms 😂 and our cleaning lady, used to threaten us with sweeping us out of the house if we made a mess

[@olivia7592]

Hahas getting allowance!? I wish my parents did that. Our allowance was food on the table. My children will have it differently.

[@katia1845]

oof I don't get any allowance or praise lmao its just do it or get in trouble

[@chadmcdowell7999]

Haha nerd

[@Krysanya]

That's awesome. I like that idea

[@metallic_mayhem4830]

I feel like the people who are the worst parents have the most kids

[@VirginiaDowdy777821]

That's actually a pretty interesting observation 🤔

[@amusingkiwi9586]

Not true, im a only child and every fam ive ever been with was crap 🤣

[@Adam.bomb97]

It kinda feeds into itself, the more kids you have the less focus you can put on each one and the more stressful it becomes

[@SanilJadhav711]

@@amusingkiwi9586 You been changing families ?

[@mewsyra775]

Sanil Jadhav clearly she was in foster care, therefore she's expressing she was an only child to shit parents.

[@typicalbamboozler6030]

That dude ain’t going back to the damn military he’s getting the hell out of dodge playing it cool for a minute to not look obvious. Wife: “Hun if your going to Iraq why are you taking all your stuff?” Husband: “Aw well you know casual Friday and what not.”

[@ValyTraveler]

She's 28 that is way too young to have 7 freakin' kids to raise - basically on her own... 7!!! 7???

[@Flyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy]

When did she have her first child?!

[@DebraKadabra]

It's a uterus, not a clown car.

[@mistywebb6831]

@@DebraKadabra This made me actually lol. 🤣

[@HazelEyes485]

Didn't she mention that some of the other kids is from her husband's previous marriage? I'm pretty sure some are her step kids

[@mistywebb6831]

Don't forget, some aren't hers. Some are from her husband and another woman.

[@oliviawhaley912]

They know what causes having this many kids... he’s in the military also, why the hell are things not more structured and organized?

[@bmoore1908]

He is the only one in the military and I’m guessing often not home unless both parents are military brats it’s usually not a structured house

[@Bananachan289]

Because he’s never thereeee

[@CL-lx2pm]

Look how old his wife looks at 28. I'll bet my boots he's out of the house as much as he can be.

[@oliviawhaley912]

B Moore my boyfriend’s dad was a Marine and was deployed a lot of his childhood but their house was pretty structured. I guess it just depends on how the mom was raised, growing up a military brat or just strict parents.

[@RobertMorgan]

"he’s in the military also, why the hell are things not more structured and organized?" Hey, it's that military discipline that keeps him there, lol. Like someone else said, he's never there, but he does come back, and it takes a LOT of courage and honor and discipline to do THAT. He's in Afghanistan getting blowed up and shot and going "Hey, this beats being at home lol"

[@GraceAlone614]

The ranch about to see a huuuuge spike in business.

[@derennogay4305]

Man, Ken’s parents must have been great. And that‘s why he is such a great father

[@Szabysvk]

*Layla sees this video 10years later* Layla: I KNEW IT!I KNEW THEY WERE STEALING MY TOYS

[@ashberry9751]

My mama would of slapped the taste out of my mouth and then fed me some chili, Mexican moms don’t mess around. I’m adult now and I still don’t cuss around her, she’s small but deadly.

[@sadistfactory_]

Yeah fellow Mexicans don’t mess around 👀😭

[@thebatridesagain]

My Mum would put hot English mustard on my tongue. Still can't eat mustard.

[@mercedesmercado4231]

Sameee. I’m Puerto Rican and I don’t wanna even think about what would happen if I used the language they use in front of my mom at the age of 29. Let alone their age.

[@slinkyyy3]

My suegra is the opposite lol we dont allow the younger kids to cuss but once youre about 18 she and my suegro dont give af. They have sailor mouths themselves. I love em so much lol

[@slinkyyy3]

@@theadventuresofrb1697 there are no fights, they just all cuss a lot in a daily basis. The kids know better and in fact one of em doesnt like the way of cussing. My in laws even drink in front of them and theyve never tasted alcohol or want to because theyve witnesses how drunk people act. Theyre really great kids, and smart, too. Honors and everything. One might skip a grade. One is 9 the other is 10 turning 11 this year. Theyre my baby sister and brother in law not my kids. I dont have any and dont plan to. Ive out-mothered myself with other people's kids, im done lol

[@JLynnEchelon]

The thing that gets me about these shows is that so many of the families have a whole bunch of kids and act like they were assigned 7 kids. Y'all made 'em!

[@lm9327]

Exactly!! It's like, "oh these 7 kids showed up one day and decided to live here, and this is our life now" drives me insane too

[@melemetcalf1681]

I grew up in a military family. 4 boys, 9 girls. Mormon+Polynesian family so that explains why my parents felt compelled to have a big family. My father was always away but my mother gave us roles and chores to do everyday. Our house was always functioning, but we could have unexpected guests and invite them in. Our house was never really dirty. If you brought out a toy or a puzzle, you put it right back when you're done. My mother made certain of it. The majority of what my mother did was deep cleaning, folding clothes and making meals. We did everything else like tidying up, vacuuming, mopping, doing dishes and putting clothes in drawers and closets plus our own personal hygiene. Why parents think they need to do everything for their child is where the stress can come from. Every other large family I've seen that's successful usually has living habits close to ours.

[@raccoonsobservatory6952]

When kids curse this much, it's really just a reflection of their home life.

[@okayolek]

True but not always. I've got a cousin with the most toxic mother and father that communicate exclusively in curse words and now he's expressing his feeling by replicating his parents' sentences which is truly hard to listen to. My own mother was the same while she was with her ex husband. After they split up, it all stopped and since my little brother was born he never cursed at home, even when he was throwing tantrums. Me, on the other hand, I was growing up in a household with my mother and her ex, who where constantly at each other throats. Still, I knew what they were saying was aggressive, mean and those words hurt so I never wanted to repeat it at home because I didn't want to offend anyone. Kids can grow up in shitty homes and still come out proper. It all comes down to learning early what's considered normal and what's abusive. And it also depends on your personality. I was outgoing with friends but passive at home to avoid getting mixed with the mess that was my parents approach to parenting and how to act in a relationship. While my cousin won't take shit and he perfectly expresses it through cursing.

[@GingerThereforeNoSoul]

My husband and I have a blended family as well, all together we have 7, and have had all 7 living under one roof. Some now are old enough to live on their own now and do. So I'm down to 4 boys and 1 girl in the house. The 3 youngest boys can be wild, but damn, we aint nothing like this!

[@rachelstyxnhades2601]

I like how mom just acts surprised by the way she acted when no one was around like.." ohh whos that? Did a demon posses my body? Must have been a demon."

[@greenroomsh]

Poor mom looks beaten down. My husband was in the Army, and we agreed not to have children until he got out. We saw so many couples struggle with the unequal parenting and military spouses missing so many milestones with their children. It honestly takes strong people to have families in the service. 7 kids? We raised 2 and it was a challenge. I can't help but feel for mom! When things get so crazy, you're just overwhelmed and give up. She really needs to try a bit more though and watch her language. Dad really doesn't seem to be involved much. I realize that he's going to be gone, but where is he when he's home?

[@DanielleVlog365]

Fun Fact: My grandma thought this was a legit show about turning bad kids around, so when the grandkids were "in trouble" at her house, we convinced her that the best punishment was to make us watch Super Nanny to learn how to be better kids. Watching reality TV that was secretly about bad *parenting* was a legit consequence for many years. We still laugh about it 😂 I really do love and miss my grandparents 💙

[@Hannah-cf4ev]

Well played haha!

[@kiera6326]

Omg, I remember my grandma picking up the “naughty step,” from this show, and threatening to “call supernanny,” whenever I refused to eat my vegetables from dinner, and she’d dial all zeros and pretend to be on the phone to her

[@laneyowner]

@@kiera6326 my sister was forever scared of my parents calling "the manager"

[@scarletamazon3455]

@@laneyowner LMAO I'm so sorry, I know you made this comment months ago, but had to reply because it made me laugh so hard! What did your parents tell your sister "The Manager" was? The manager of what? And why did that worry her? lol, sounds like a funny story!

[@InsertName69]

@@laneyowner anti Karen precautions start at a young age

[@Abbyf]

The people who have the most kids are always the people who shouldn’t even have any kids in the first place 😂

[@AshaSara]

so true! My mom knows a woman with 7 kids and she's so stupid

[@a_ghost]

I concur.

[@Breelik]

Its probably because the rational more mature people think I cant handle that many kids I think its time to settle down with it.

[@CartoonHangout]

No, it depends.

[@lex.is.ordinary]

@@CartoonHangout I was about to say. My great grandparents had 13 kids and my cousin has like 9 and they’re great parents

[@requiem165]

The oldest daughter is closer to the mother in age than the mother is the farther

[@trailblazetravelofficial]

I can barely handle my 1 child on my own. I could never have 7 children! That's crazy. But even with that many children, you really can't be going around yelling constantly. The children will pick up on it and reflect it. Having a child makes you really reflect on the sort of person you are. I thought I was more patient than I actually am. Having my 1 child is making me become even more patient. Super Nanny is a blessing.

[@DanielSmith_19]

Man watching this kinda gave me even more mad respect for Ken. Like, he's a content creator and between him and Buff, they manage to get me rolling with laughter, but he seems like the kinda guy you can sit down with and have an intelligent conversation or a heart to heart. He's a cool guy.

[@spoops752]

These kids: *Swear* Meanwhile me as a kid: *Got in trouble at school for sticking my tongue out at someone*

[@Charchar.nguyen]

ME TOO. It happened multiple times

[@CrystalLynn1988]

I stuck my tongue out at the vice principal. She was a miserable old hag who intentionally made everyone's life hell. Some brown noser ratted me out so I got yelled at on top of detention for a week.

[@cloud99955]

@@CrystalLynn1988 damn

[@luhaleyry321]

the teachers would say to us "only snakes stick their tongue out" and because of that every kid would say to same thing .

[@goldkim7464]

Bro my mom literally made me go apologize at someone's house with a full on speech and I had to show a lot of regret for my actions for just making a cute nickname and saying it once at one of those kindergarden daycare ladies..

[@JTPN1000]

I wonder if the mom also has postpartum. I feel for that mom having dealt with multiple deployments, having a baby during one and kids acting up because dad left.

[@cyanidefilledcandy2]

Seriously. I think everyone's way too hard on her....not to mention, they putting literally EVERYTHING on her. She essentially gets blamed for everything and told "don't be angry". I agree she shouldn't be yelling and cursing at the kids, but it's understandable that she's angry considering everything on her plate. Meanwhile, Dad just sits there smugly, not giving a single eff because he's not the one who has to deal with it. It's probably not even postpartum; she's probably straight up depressed.

[@pcbassoon3892]

Yeah. I have postpartum depression and I can't imagine having any other kids, much less a teenaged step daughter. The sitting on the couch for hours thing hit home for me. Sometimes it's the best I can do to just let the baby play in the floor while I just try not to have a breakdown.

[@cyanidefilledcandy2]

@@pcbassoon3892 I'm sorry you're going through that and I hope you get better soon. Depression's hard enough on it's own. I can't even imagine having to take care of kids on top of that.

[@CL-lx2pm]

Honestly hearing the dad talk about how the "Sergeant in him" was excited about the schedule annoyed me. Why didn't you set one up years ago? Furthermore, why didn't you schedule your new batch of brats instead of popping them out 9 months apart? Honestly. His participation might've been appreciated by his wife

[@totesmegoatscrystal9688]

Not to mention the nanny has no kids..i love it when someone has no kids yet has the nerve to be so judgemental.

[@duhpabo]

The dad literally doesn’t do anything….😶 I get the whole “he has to work and pay for the family” argument. He could help with cleaning before and/or after work to lift some burden off of his wife. Even if that was impossible, he didn’t even provide any advice, ideas, support for his wife. Supernanny had to come in and suggest a simple timetable. The “sergeant” in him could have done that, and implemented various structures to help his wife with handling all of their kids.

[@Illhelppwn]

Her job is to handle the majority of the cleaning. His job is to handle the income. Relationships are give and take. Why should he have to work 12 hours just to come home and clean for another 2-4? So he could get maybe an hour max to relax before going to sleep and doing it all over again? How long do you spend a day doing nothing?

[@duhpabo]

@@Illhelppwn I personally do a lot, and I see how helping a mother with her responsibilities and roles can help a family. It’s not gonna kill him to straighten up the living room after he gets home. They decided to have that many kids and in my opinion the work is unbalanced. Even if you sincerely believe it’s balanced, she still has to carry her depression. He should help more. I don’t think we can convince one another. We just have different opinions because of personal experiences. I appreciate the reply.

[@lee_aveittome]

@@Illhelppwn considering 2 of those kids are his from.another relationship and 2 or 3 are from this one Their his kids too that means he gets to help be a parent. Doesnt matter how many hours he works. Yea relationships are give and take. But sometimes you have to give a little extra when you have 7 kids. Espeically rowdy kids like this.

[@meekire]

I agree with this. He's from the military, while he can't be there for his family all the time doesn't mean it's gonna kill him to give advice and support to his wife. Or a few lectures to his kids here and there before he leaves. military discipline is strict so I don't understand why he doesn't try to straighten up their house even if it's little. My school has this subject that's Basically let's you experience military training. Like being in a platoon, learning military History, training etc. So I know that those discipline can definitely help their family to an extent. Maybe it's just my school but to us they strictly forbid tolerating this kind of behavior (the state of the kids and house in this video) if you saw someone acting up you should teach them what's the right thing to do and there's no room for excuses. It kinda set me off guard someone from the military let this go on, since my school imbedded us to not tolerate this behavior.

[@duhpabo]

@@meekire Exactly. Like he knows what discipline can do yet decides to not use the skills he obviously has to help his wife with their kids. He just lets the house go wild.

[@justpassingthrooo3505]

"These guys are in a crisis"...." I'm turning around", would be my response.

[@Msarielleaugustin]

I love when Kens dad side comes out! So refreshing

[@mattlovelltv3794]

I always feel bad for the parents at first, but then its like okay they're mostly to blame lol

[@washingtonotters7816]

She’s so so incredibly young. 5 kids and only 28. I feel awful for her. She needs so much extra help