Did You Know These 5 Things ?! - Michael Knowles REACTION

Did You Know These 5 Things ?! - Michael Knowles REACTION #shorts #viral #michaelknowles

[@AlignWithJesus]

She hit number 3 and it went HARD DOWN HILL from there😬

[@charlietwotimes]

If your child comes to you and requests access to contraception, you may not be pleased with your child's choices but you should be proud you raised a brave, responsible + honest child. I'd rather have my son or daughter confide in me even with difficult & awkward issues than one who kept secrets.

[@lawrencebeck1144]

I agree, as I told my three, respect your partner by making sure you are safe. I felt, if I tried to restrict them, then it would be just asking them to sneak around.

[@charlietwotimes]

@@lawrencebeck1144 If your child is going to have sex.. it's best you talk. They aren't NOT going to have sex just because you hope they aren't. Part of being a parent is being wise enough to realise your children grow up & mess up.

[@edmoregundani3058]

you have to talk him/her out of it... do things from an early age that would help that kid resist the urge to have sex too early in the future... even if u fail but atleast try... It's never a good thing for a child to have sex before they r an adult

[@charlietwotimes]

@@edmoregundani3058 Age of consent in most of the world is 16. How parenting ACTUALLY works is that you attempt to instill virtues & morals into your children but in the end the decision of what they do with their bodies is both their choice and their responsibility. "Abstinence-only" works really well until it doesn't.

[@pcphantom1978]

I don't agree with her, I don't raise my kids the same way as her, but I'd defend her right to raise her kids how she sees fit and I hope it all works out for her and her family.

[@Mark-qy6oe]

This is what's wrong with America today

[@edieday-]

she’s Australian

[@mroie]

Wannabe parents

[@georgi8548]

. . . An Australian is what's with America?

[@XxAnEvilWafflexX]

The one about not forcing your kids to finish dinner is solid. You should obviously demand your children to eat enough especially when it comes to healthy, nutritionally dense foods but you can 100% create a lifelong struggle with some type of eating disorder if you force them to gorge themselves constantly.

[@mroie]

@@XxAnEvilWafflexX as it healthy food and not processed food yell shoving ton veggies and fruit down the throat. 👍💯😁😃😂🤣 Just joking you keep it balance

[@cliffsparks8012]

This is what no morals gets you!

[@pamelagibson6860]

All but the screen time. That is just stupid! A lot of nuts out there!! Nor would I post my child's imagine on line. AI is dangerous!!

[@dazzer_]

Ironically, this is a fake channel that uses AI for Knowles voice. AI is indeed dangerous as you thought you replied on a Michael Knowles video, but what you actually did was just provide some revenue to a nice Indian gentleman in Mumbai who steals his content.

[@richardmarsden6541]

This channel is fake. The real Michael Knowles shorts channel is called @MichaelKnowles. You should comment on his real channel instead of giving revenue to a thief.

[@user-zy1dh6if6v]

Only perfect parent is one without children!!

[@danalittleton4884]

She's trying to be a friend to her kids. That doesn't work.

[@bfuncken]

Can you explain this with arguments? The first part I hear mostly logic.

[@cookies9408]

Don’t worry streets will educate them!

[@GenesMean]

She wants to be their best friend but you’re their parent!

[@ramonawoohoo9725]

Not all mothers are good

[@persiangulfwarvet]

1-3 excellent. #4 Screen time should absolutely be limited... educate but allow limited screen time

[@jesperandersson4684]

im so happy and thankful my mom and dad forced me to finnish dinner when i was picky. it gave me a great relation with food. now i am not a picky eater and i know i would have been if they hadnt done that.

[@Waterproofed640]

Sounds like the kids are going to have a best friend forever

[@wandalambert9715]

No, not even No but hell No. She is a push over to her kids. The kids are in charge!

[@helo793]

The kids are in charge... of themselves, as they should be.

[@nicolehill4812]

I'm very glad I didn't have her for a mother.

[@YesYourRight]

I’m very glad I didn’t have her for a wife. Could you imagine that headache and the bickering

[@nicolehill4812]

@YesYourRight Yes, I can imagine it, and I reject that kind of life.

[@d1haterforlife]

@@YesYourRightas if she would ever want to be your wife

[@YesYourRight]

@@d1haterforlife I’m not a SIMP. I pick my wife. I’m also not a slut maker. I’ve been with one woman since I was 16 and in my 40 now. I would never be with a girl that has sleep with another man and if you are you are a SIMP yourself pippin.

[@YesYourRight]

I’m not a SIMP. I pick my wife. I’m also not a slut maker. I’ve been with one woman since I was 16 and in my 40 now. I would never be with a girl that has sleep with another man and if you are you are a SIMP yourself pippin.

[@gaspuppygarage3782]

Screentime and the pill needs more work..

[@Islamphobe]

Food too. I was punished for not finishing my food while my siblings weren’t. Now I’m the least picky of my siblings and have the easiest time understanding what I’m capable of eating.

[@Anthony26107]

And people wonder why their kids grow up acting the way they do. This is terrible advice unless you want terrible children.

[@llgirlygirl_]

She’d the type of mom to tell her kids that they are friends 🥴 she’s what’s wrong

[@kylejones7307]

This is what’s wrong with society that’s why our kids are slipping through the cracks. We need to break the cycle and sometimes you can’t be their friend. Sometimes you have to be their parent.

[@muttipi]

Children who are smart enough to talk to their parents about safe sex and contraceptives before they practice sex are probably the least likely people to "slip through the cracks" or whatever you're trying to imply, this is such a goofy take. Having basic respect for your child, and not reading their fucking *diary* of all things, is not a bad thing, invading their privacy will just breed resentment and distrust, and it will teach them to hide things from you and lie to you better. Also, kids these days are definitely not writing their most incriminating secrets on paper anymore, if you care so much then pay attention to what your kids are doing and monitor their internet activity instead of letting technology raise them and then blaming the phone for your failure as a parent. Also, on the point about phones, they're unfortunately a basic requirement for participating in society, if it's not being used to contact friends or watch braindead youtube shorts or go on social media, it's being used for correspondence with teachers and for apps that supplement or add on to newer computerized educational systems. Having a pc or phone is also vital for starting a job, most if not all businesses nowadays exclusively hire online, and require you to have a way to contact or be contacted by your employer at all times. Also, when I was a kid you either finished your meal or you went to bed hungry, so not forcing your child to finish their dinner seems like a perfect learning experience to me. This lady is just describing having a healthy relationship with your child while teaching them to be responsible and make the right decisions, you're worried about the wrong people slipping through the cracks, you should be worried about coddled and ignorant children who have no experience with real life and lessons from their parents being immersed in a society they can't understand or function in as soon as they get out of school.

[@zippitydoodah5693]

and she will reap what she sows

[@wbm3787]

Some folks are just creepy.

[@keithbridge6759]

Number 4 don't fire the babysitter if you take away the phone/ computer you might have to pay attention to them....

[@LifeIsBetterWithLove]

Ironically a family member used to make sure her kids finish their dinner and if they didn't they would be punished that same child, when he was a teenager he used to be a closet eater, and as an adult he needed therapy to help him heal.

[@user-vf7vs8rz2t]

This sounds like five suggestions from someone who does not have children.

[@user-nz3sc8kx4d]

Does she know what parenting means? What she means is..."que sera, sera"....

[@lee_1292]

man why am i getting michael knowles recommended to me what the hell 💀

[@MightySheep]

I dont know if these are 'correct' choices but I respect her opinion and I dont think there is some obvious right answer for any of these things. I've seen examples of people who developed eating disorder from being forced to eat food they hated growing up. The screen time one is not obvious to me either, theres no guidelines for how to raise kids in an age of new technologies. Maybe growing up with a permanent interface to the internet is a good way to prepare children in this new digital era.

[@trinegarn4781]

She’s out of her mind.

[@justifiabledoubt]

Number 6: I'll never stop embarrassing my son for being an attention seeking mom on tiktok and presenting myself as the milf from down the street.

[@alexandervasel6845]

#3 depends on the daughter's age... The rest i may not agree but absolutely believe in parents choosing how to raise their kids!

[@muttipi]

There is literally nothing wrong with anything she said. There's nothing wrong with respecting your childs boundaries and not reading their fucking diary when theyre not committing crimes, this just breeds distrust and resentment towards you, respect is a two way street and you need to offer it to earn it. Practicing safe sex is good and having to sneak around and hide those activities is how you end up with unwanted children and deadbeat parents. Unfortunately, phones are absolutely a vital tool in today's society and are basically the only way people are able to keep in contact, especially when they got multi-district schools in urban areas that cover wide areas of land, or when they need to call their parents during an emergency, or when they need to contact their employers when they begin working, because most if not all jobs nowadays require a computer or phone and constant ability to receive correspondence from your employers. I said it already but I'll say it again, you need to respect your kids to earn their respect, you need to treat them like people with agency and the ability to make their own decisions, and you need to guide them down the right path to making the correct decisions, your job isn't to hold your child hostage, cut them off from the world, or restrict things that make a very dangerous, but common, teen activity much safer, your job is to teach them how the real world works and how to safely navigate it. The problem with this argument is that the same people will blame kids, or "this generation," or whatever for not having experience with reality or basic sense, but then they want to coddle and hide away their children until they're 18 and "old enough to make their own decisions," so they're legal to kick out when they start believing things you don't like. Also, where are the last two, did they not fit the narrative being conveyed in this clip of a childless virgin podcaster, with no life experience except surfing on daddy's money, staring blankly at a normal person discussing healthy parenting for 1 minute?

[@tonybparalegal]

She's giving ppl too much credit. "The pill...no questions asked," doesn't mean they aren't going to talk about liabilities and effects of sex.

[@YesYourRight]

No way she is nuts

[@TheWigglerKing]

No one’s talking about the fact that’s only 4…

[@barnabyjones9766]

She sounds like she’s scared of her children and prefers to be their friend.

[@anastasiabeaverhausen2660]

Wow, I guess I don’t see the issue with any of these things except the screen time. I am GEN Xer. We raised ourselves. We were outside with the neighborhood kids from morning until the street lights came on at night. We only came home for dinner. My parents didn’t go into my room or invade my privacy. They didn’t make me eat things I didn’t want to eat and we didn’t stay inside watching tv etc. I didn’t end up pregnant, fat, or unhealthy. I went to college. Bought my own home as a single woman. Eventually got married. Have a full time job as well as run my own business. I think I turned out just fine without my parent’s interference. They let me find my way in life and helped me if and when I needed it. Helicopter parents are why these kids today can’t function without someone holding their hands. They all have ADHD, anxiety and every other thing wrong with them. Our future is doomed.

[@Kell1977]

I can't agree with contraception because you are telling your daughter it is ok to go and have sex, and that isn't ok. I went through this with my daughter, and it wasn't her asking; it was a family member, and she reasoned that I had Shiana at 17. Shiana was only 13. I may have had her at 17, but my daughter has her Master's degree, is married, and has three kids. She did it the right way. Instead of putting her on the pill, I made sure that she understood what it meant to get pregnant as a teenager.

[@kevinkhoy7171]

Obviously she's the Boss! Not once did she mention her Husband or their Father?

[@user-wu9tu6qh9v]

No you should tell your daughter don’t have sex until you’re 21

[@tedmillion7171]

The kids will most likely hold her permissiveness against her eventually.

[@nunyabusiness4651]

The "if they wanted to do a dance for tik tok!" Seriously lady! Protect your kids!

[@user-yw2po7rj4s]

The last two, he11 no! get them outside sometimes, or constrict the devices from bedtime to 8:00am.

[@Ty-ml4fe]

Really the only thing I had an issue with is not monitoring screen time. Y’all are confused when your kid can’t spell or has trouble verbally speaking to ppl yet you’re ok with them living on their phones??? Ok

[@naresh2592]

I too do not agree with all her choices. Maybe she's unaware of the reality today.

[@anastasiabeaverhausen2660]

The reality of today is these kids have been raised by helicopter parents who have coddled their kids and given them everything and now they can’t function in the real world. They have not allowed them to be independent in anyway. This is a problem. They all have mental health issues and don’t know the meaning of hard work. They get on KZbin and complain about a 40 hour work week and how no one respects their feelings. They are weak, pathetic excuses’ for human beings. It’s because parents were too involved in their lives and making decisions for them instead of letting them grow up making their own choices with some guidance. The future of this world is very concerning to say the least.

[@damianbiondo812]

Screen time limits are highly recommended by mental-health professionals. So, that rule is whack. I'm a man, so I'd have to think about no restrictions on birth control, and probably defer to the mother. Otherwise, most everything else sounds sane

[@Abutado]

That was only 4?...

[@AdrianaRodriguez-qw2rh]

What’s the point to be a parent if you don’t do that things?

[@waynebond419]

The key words are "I feel like".

[@harris17100]

Probably very typical these days but not exactly a good recipe for raising strong contributing citizens of society

[@j.h.d.2153]

Noooo... Start with small servings and focus on moderation and variety. No, no......kids are going fuc*ing blind from too much screen time. Put the dam cell down!!! Go outside to play ...go for a walk or hiking. Church values over the dam pill. May the Lord have mercy on all our souls 🐾 🕊 🙏 😊

[@rhondaserges5136]

No, I would not just give my daughter the pill. It would take counseling first ..

[@karene7761]

Screen time - people are ADDICTED to social media and its destroying authentic human interactions. Most have very little attention span these days and can't stand sitting still without being entertained

[@garrettgreen9667]

I think she's on the right track to things, but needs to be more bend but don't break style. The real success here comes from teaching her kids the right morals and then whenever things like this come up it's not as bad.

[@natew5544]

im a perfect parent cause im not a parent. who would bring an innocent life in to this corrupt evil world to pat it on the head and let it know that its going to die, and in the mean time suffer a lot. like throwing a piece of raw meat to hungry wolves. thats kind of cruel if you ask me.

[@ISP126-sg5no]

Eat your vegetables whether you like them or not. You can eat what you want when you leave the nest. No smart phone until you can buy your own. Go take a hike or do some physical activities and sports. If you need those pills, you are too old to be in the nest.

[@helo793]

Forcing your kids to eat more food than necessary for them normalizes overeating, not something that should be encouraged. More vegetables does not equate to being more healthy. If you, as a parent, make significantly more than your teenage child, which you should, you should get them a phone, its very necessary these days socially and for safety. A lot of people start being sexually active at 16-18, no one should be leaving their parents home at that age.

[@Kay-sc8fi]

“No smart phone until you can buy your own” is ridiculous in this day and age

[@OneOfTwoGenders]

Ok is it just me or is number 5 missing. Number 3 needs conversion, number 4 don’t do it.

[@Michael-xf7uu]

Some comments.wow she's australian.seems like a super mum to me

[@BlindTruth-ch6lp]

I’m totally reading her Diary. All theese parents who say I had no idea when it’s to late. That is your child your responsibility and you best be teaching boundaries consequences and communication and respect . Have kids then come on tv and tell me what you would or wouldn’t do. This pretend scenario has her talking with out real emotion for her child as a mother. And PS a diary is where you will find a cry for help if she feels alone

[@GruntMike17]

Kids shouldn’t have screen time they need to go out and be kids

[@dgaf9843]

1 and 2 good. 3 more information required. 4 hard disagree.

[@user-vo3pw6sb4n]

Wheb you want to go viral you say anything ... It worked

[@thomaslemay8817]

That makes her one terrible mother. A good mother knows what her kids are doing all the time . Not asking questions is a great way to not find out that your 12 year old is dating a 45 year old child molester. Children do not have the ability to tell what's good for them and what's bad for them. Allowing a young girl to put stuff on FaceTime and so forth is a great way for her to hook up with that 45 year old child molester I was just referring to .

[@ero9631]

Why is this Chanel called michealreact? You couldnt give less of an reaction

[@Sandro_de_Vega]

Most of those are wrong. From start 1. Reading kids diary is kinda wrong from moral point of view. But kids have often problems that they dont wanna say to their parents. Thats how they fell into bad company or even drugs. Dont tell your kid that you read it but try to fix problem that your kid described. 2. Learn your kids respect for food. Food cost money and money dont grow onn trees. When I was little, I was very picky. Until my parents decided to teach me a lesson and only give me bread and water to eat for a week. And I am grateful to them because now there are few things I wouldn't eat. 3. I'm guesing third is about FVCKING. Absolutely fck not. Is she stupid? Or taking pills mean something else? 4. Restricting screen time dont have any sense but we should check what our kids watch, do, or with whom they chat. Its is necessary for a parent.

[@mansamusa564]

How to raise an OF model

[@kevindugan3301]

Stay off the phone when you are eating

[@robertoreinoso7088]

I grew up you eat what it's in the plate you have no privacy internet it's a privilege not a right

[@michaelvanpelt1765]

THIS IS A CLUELESS PARENT

[@CrossLaden]

It seems like she doesn’t know the Lord or His Word. This sounds like fast and loose, irresponsible and lazy parenting. She is handing her children over to the world and encouraging sexual immorality. She and her family need our prayers- may she find mercy in Christ Jesus.

[@aliciar9919]

If you have a daughter, will you teach her to dress respectfully? Or for attention?

[@cheryllittlefield6194]

I never used food as a punishment. The reason is I know what starvation feels like. I could never use starvation as a weapon. Although I am a believer that having horrible hunger pangs won't kill them.( Depending on your country that is..)I said if you don't like what I made..make yourself a peanut butter and jelly or Toast with butter. Often times they would refuse that. Well..that's it. I froze what they didn't eat or took it for my lunch.

[@DaniaDaher]

I never ever read my kids diary or snooped in their phone. I believe in trusting them this is why I only let them have a poignée at age 16. I don't think it's ok for them to always be on their phone. I always made them out their phone away while eating dinner at the table even with their friends. Now my kids say thank you for the way I raised them. It's all about balance.

[@darlenegait100]

Bed time every night, shut down SM. 10:00. Restrict adult content and no SM or anything related except school until school is done

[@curbymclendon2156]

She is nuts let’s just see how they turn out

[@evanchristie9778]

if my daughter wants to go on the pill fine, I'm happy to encourage safe sex... but there will be questions if she is younger than 18

[@Declan-mg9pm]

That's a bad parent. The diary is open to parents, pill should be no screen time should be restricted

[@jennbiser2165]

Too much screen time will go against her

[@user-zo2yl6bg6k]

1 and 2 I agree with… everything else nope. Kids need less screen time and women should have better standards and never rely on pill…

[@moyofamilyadventures]

One of the worst mothers on planet Earth I feel sorry for the kids

[@iorkegh445]

There's a big problem

[@miaglossender7430]

I had a great uncle that tolld me they often gave full hysterectomy to teens that were having sex before marriage kids can get on the pill no questions asked after her abortion that you don't have to be there nope that's my charge

[@AnastasiaHenley-oc5xs]

Nope to the pill unless they're 18+ no to screen time or access to their phone/computer. The other stuff ok. I would add"your not leaving this house dressed like that" Thanks mom. 💝

[@anastasiabeaverhausen2660]

Good luck…..kids are going to get it on with or without contraception, so you might as well keep them safe and educate them. You will never ever stop it from happening. 😂😂😂😂😂

[@robertoreinoso7088]

My house my rules

[@cashmerecaveman]

Each to their own. Disagree with this mother though.

[@jameswiley3311]

Your 10-year old daughter comes to you and say she wants to start the pill after she started having her period start when she was 9 years old and she's been hanging around the 14-year-old boy that you know she likes are you really just going to run out and put her on the pill no conversation no discussion pros and cons of being on the pill

[@rekrn12345]

Bet money she doesn't follow through with any of it

[@beckerabstracts]

She lost me at number 3.

[@nya9134]

The first three are great, not the last two, I will let her take the pil but will ask some questions before and try to convince her to not do the deed of she is still young.

[@SomewhataMystery]

kids need to be off apps

[@chiorchick89]

Nope, not today Satan

[@alexortiz7310]

How abot repeating there dad

[@DE-cz8ei]

Ill say 3 out of 4 as there was never the fifth. the pill definatley no but the rest ok. I was punished for not finishing dinner and it was no fun.

[@KhanKhan-ql2dk]

Question...is she a mom ❓.....if yes then I will think about the Ans.

[@tomdee6288]

Whatever happened to the 5th reason?

[@TheRaiderman1]

Shows how little she truly cares about her kids. She wants to be their friend not the parent.

[@marcelaladez]

And she my friends is what's wrong with that generation 🙄

[@edmoregundani3058]

was she serious or it was just for likes😅 all those things are very bad parenting... do that and your child will be a rug to the society... my wife does that she is packs

[@emanuelswods5836]

Horrible parenting