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[@donnadee1966]

I think it is terribly brave to have your parenting open for critique on television, so I give all these families full marks for the effort of trying to make their family lives better. It is so easy to judge, but most of these folks were open to help and wanted to improve the quality of their home life. If it resulted in better outcomes for these children, it is a great success

[@abd4175]

Well done to gary, he really made an effort and put the work in. A good caring dad.

[@marie-andreec5164]

If Angus has ADHD and we know ADHD is hereditary, could it be that Mom has ADHD as well? It could explain the volatile emotions, the lack of patience and the feeling that she's not in control.

[@tomlaskar4226]

Paula, I truly hope you are better and have build a strong and healthy relationship with your child. Wish you both the best. God bless you.

[@caroldiggins9573]

Tracy is really scary and aggressive. Imagine how that must look to a small child, at least he has his dad in his corner.

[@emo7636]

I had this same thought.

[@sarahminty]

Paula's interactions with Angus have haunted me since the first episode was uploaded. So heart breaking. I wonder how they are doing now. It hasn't escaped my notice that she's the only parent going it alone. The parenting course did not address the key issues because they were well beyond its remit. Bless her for letting the cameras in while she was so obviously vulnerable but goodness her tone with Angus upsets me so much. I hope for both their sakes she got the help she needed. 😥

[@gailhandschuh1138]

Sarah O'Flaherty it’s not a question of where the kiddos learn to swear, just listen to the parents.

[@corpsebride843]

I do hope Angus was taken away from her, Angus is 4 year old and I don’t think she’s ever shown him any love

[@tabitas.2719]

@@corpsebride843 I dare to disagree - Angus looks so happy and well-balanced in the end. :) Like she said, it would be so much easier if she had just a weekend off; considering she did not have that (to my knowledge) I am seriously in awe at where she has gotten to within just - what - 7? 8? weeks!!

[@biddydibdab9180]

Angus’s mother treats him like a partner rather than like a child. She’s using her little boy to fill the man-shaped void in her life. Pretty sad.

[@TheDaniela3112]

She talks to him like he's an adult

[@lessehead]

I just can’t get over the name Angus! Is he a side of beef?

[@The3Storms]

Exactly! My MIL was like that, which is why my spouse joined the military to get out of the house ASAP.

[@biddydibdab9180]

@@lessehead 😂😂😂

[@mybruisedarm]

That's good point, i agree

[@thehouseofnivara5710]

It's not easy being a parent , judgements aren't helpful , They seeked help which is the first step to improvement. Support other people and offer kindness because if it was you , you would appreciate it....

[@pommiebears]

Tanya O Mara this was 14 yrs ago. Nothing anyone says will have any effect on the people in this series. Their children are all late teens now.

[@laurencliver6452]

Poor Angus was vying for his moms attention. He just needed some positive interaction with mom.

[@tubester4567]

Its not rocket science, if a parent yells and acts frustrated and emotional, the child learns this behaviour and thinks its normal.

[@claireosborne692]

tubester4567 Are you a single working mum with a child with ADHD then??

[@joanrainey2870]

Lauren Cliver good smack on his bare backside would get his attention.

[@SeekerKC]

I'd be interested in watching families with older children, as well; especially with teenagers. Different stages of family life & all, you know?

[@sarahtonen4873]

yes!

[@pommiebears]

Seeker KC teenagers....😒

[@marydurham5976]

There are Several Episodes w/ Teenagers... But I would Highly Recommend the "Super Nanny" and "Super Nanny on Tour" Teaching Videos... As they're not nearly as drawn out and show Much more Quick, Rewarding and Productive results than these Extremely Stressful and Depressing Videos and in a fraction of the time!!!😍🤗😃😉... There's actually a section on the Super Nanny Home page that says Teenagers... And another show called "World's Strictest Parents"!! You may also type in KZbin's search bar... Behavioral Teaching Techniques for Teenagers!!! Or Teenager behavioral videos... etc.!!??... Good Luck and God Bless Everyone!!!💖😍🤗😉

[@crystalyeary1801]

These kids are not the problem its the parents 100%.

[@crystalyeary1801]

Stop calling them mate, they are not your friend, it's your child. Mixed messages

[@taylorbrooke3310]

The problem with Aarons mother is she has set conditional type of love for her son.. if he doesnt act exactly like she wants then she has no love for him.

[@commandixnostalgia2321]

No the problem is abuse. She is literally a using her own child by beating him. That's not even love.

[@pommiebears]

“Not love Aaron”? What sort of mother says “the reason I didn’t love Aaron”? She’s made me literally want to smack her in her mouth through this series. What a horrific woman. Waynetta Slob! 😡

[@missmad974]

IKR!? She's such a chav. Looks like one too.

[@justine8387]

I can't imagine the upbringing this woman and man both had. I am so proud of him for stepping up and learning. He knew he had no parenting skills and took on board everything they said.

[@ryanclarkjohnson]

she is truly a horror

[@Gabg53111]

She’s horrible looking with a horrible personality someone like this woman does not deserve these beautiful children!

[@elizafaulhammer2203]

There we go, Paula melted, this is great, Angus is such a lovely boy and so are the other kids!

[@RCLeahcar]

I don't think this was the right programme for Paula and Angus. Paula is clearly a very stressed-out woman filled with anxiety, to the point where it's affecting her emotional health, wellbeing and relationship with her son. Angus's hyperactive behaviours are not helping her, but seeing Paula in distress puts him on edge and seems to cause him to act out more, which just stresses out Paula even more. It's a vicious circle really. I think really she could've benefited from seeing a therapist, and then adapting more appropriate discipline techniques considering her son's ADHD.

[@AussieBrit]

Yes, I agree. I posted a similar comment. The question is this, does Angus have ADHD or is his behaviour just a manifestation of an anxiety disorder that is exacerbated by his mother's behaviour?

[@pommiebears]

Nicola Todd I agree. She literally was whining to her small son, expecting his sympathy. Children don’t feel empathy that young often. She is supposed to be his mother, not his client. Some of the things she has said to him are horrifying.

[@Silvia-ro4qz]

I really believe that Paula would benefit greatly if she would get a babysitter to look after Angus on the weekends and take a day for herself to relax and de-stress. Also, as a counselor, I feel that this was not the appropriate program for her and Angus. She should have sought the help of a therapist to teach her specialized techniques in ADHD.

[@maryamcc3689]

Poor Augus 😔 Mum just relax. Control your emotions take time to yourself aswell, I thinks this mum is worn out. But.... I don't think Angus is all the problem here it's the mum she's has her own emotional problems and she's taking it out on her son.

[@WickedLady2010]

I also think having a dog wasn’t a good idea, that’s another thing to look after and some dogs can be high maintenance.

[@mistardoyle3042]

Poor kid just wanted to play ball outside

[@elceenomoun8115]

@Purple people In my head,absolutely! She needs to wear him out a little. I have seen miracles in ADHD children who take martial arts classes as well. There is often an emphasis on personal discipline and controlling their behavior (think before acting). But Angus just has a lot of energy that needs to be burned off. It wouldn't hurt to review his diet. Red dye can create as much misbehavior as sugar.

[@lolarella2295]

Feel so bad for Angus here. His mother is so narcissistic, the way she speaks to him for being the slightest bit out of line is heartbreaking. Plus it isn't your child's fault for your failed relationships. That's on you. Such a martyr, it's gross to watch.

[@michelel3661]

Lola Rella I think she's worn out! She needed a break years ago, a good support system and two weeks vacation without her kid would do her wonders!!

[@sandcastles73]

@@michelel3661 None of that will help because her attitude is part of the problem.

[@maggieseger7159]

It’s actually because of angus her relationship is over maybe because they taught about how to teach angus or what they were doing wrong

[@tammycambell5560]

Lola, I agree. Poor Angus feeds off her negativity. You don't load your problems onto a 5 year old and so sorry about her need for a break...single parents get no breaks. One day he will be gone, she will be alone and she will have plenty of time to find that elusive man.

[@cherryrotella3714]

Lola Rella she constantly lays her adult problems on him

[@Karenann0313]

I don't know what part of England Cameron's mom is from..but I'm in love with her accent..

[@cazw179]

Wakefield, West Yorkshire

[@Karenann0313]

@@cazw179 thank you! What a lovely accent..it's almost singsongy..i love it

[@oliverdraper4730]

Thanks for uploading this. 👍 Do you happen to have any episodes from series 2?

[@traceyparish7403]

All along this series Paula has been constantly telling her son how stressed she is. She talks to him like he is an adult. Her partner left because she is constantly complaining. It is endless. Yet her poor son gets the blame. Yet another thing for Paula can put on her son.

[@vickieminhas6592]

It's so sad, he's just crying out for attention and she doesn't want to interact with him at all, when she did read him a story he went to sleep straight away because he was content and happy, all he wants is love and can't understand why she's so angry with him. It's very stressful to watch as a mother.

[@kheperasekmet5197]

All I wanted was a happy family Yep

[@witchescrossing]

I don’t understand why Paula talked to Angus as if he was an adult, telling him about her stress and whining to him about her adult feelings. She will never get through to him that way. But I’m glad she’s learning how to control her mood when she’s with him now.

[@sarahtonen4873]

i'm sorry but where are all the children's car seats or seatbelts?

[@chelseasmith5169]

They have different laws in Europe. They don't allow for chest clips in certain countries either because it takes too long for getting the child out of the car seat

[@danismell82]

I'm in England and thinking the same thing. This was obviously recorded over a decade ago, Elizabeth's mum smoking in the restaurant gave that away, but child car seats are mandatory up to either the age of 12 or a certain weight/height in Western Europe.

[@katyandz1277]

Give me a German shepherd any day 😂😂 it’s called protection 😂

[@numberone5680]

They’re great dogs: smart, loving, loyal and mine was scared of the wind 🥴

[@kristag5768]

Poor Angus. Mom cares too much about being alone and wanting a partner then being a kind mom to her only son.

[@granny58]

I think she realized she resented her son and changed her attitude.

[@allimonybaba4195]

Angus mum needs to stop stressing and being negative. her kid is hyper active and she needs to address it by planning lots of activities for him to redirect his energies.

[@EC2019]

Congratulations, you just earned a masters degree in cod-psychology.

[@pommiebears]

E C it’s common sense to most! Talking in front of your son about your breakup, then actually blaming him for it whilst he sits there, and her constantly whining, is not a great environment for a small child to live in.

[@lynda78]

As a full-time working mum, I understand Angus mum's anger issues fully. To top it all, she is alone. She needs a break.

[@AussieBrit]

No. She doesn't need a break, she needs counselling. The emotional baggage she dumps on her child during her histrionic outbursts is shocking. This child is too young to even know what she is talking about and an eight week course will not help her. She really needs one on one therapy, that's the bottom line.

[@pommiebears]

Nicola Todd I couldn’t agree more!

[@rrg69able]

@@AussieBrit yes she does need a break. Before she snaps and effects Angus even further.

[@merandawoods6039]

She does not know how to speak to her son. First off. Second she acts like her emotional 💔 is her son's emotional 💔. It's a transfer of energy. And lord only knows how tht boy feels inside. And what his little brain thinks. Children learn quickly if they throw a fit they will get their way. The parent snaps and acts out but you don't expect your kid to do they vary thing they see.

[@zionstayfit920]

Where is the daddy

[@pommiebears]

I’m glad that Paula seems to have calmed down, meaning Aaron has calmed down. Children really pick up on your emotions and your state of mind. Hope she has stopped the swearing and the whining.

[@dominewimbury2039]

Angus is her son, Aaron is Tracey and Gary's

[@lillithsternin7428]

Paula is exhausted. And stressed. And needs a vacation. I so so understand that. And probably a therapist. Notice how Angus wants to play soccer and she gets so so upset and unloads on him. Sure Angus is clingy and alot more needy. But..he is terribly afraid of loosing her. Notice when he acts out and his mum says "Okay I'm done i'm leaving". And he gets so upset about her leaving. Not sure what else these kids (not just Angus) do besides playing around the house. Alot of the acting out could be boredom.

[@kheperasekmet5197]

She's tired Maybe a family trip To relax and have fun Mommy needs a spa day

[@catherinemarini9752]

It is obviously an old recording, I wonder what the children are like now as young adults?

[@TheLittletwitcher]

It was filmed in 2005

[@dominewimbury2039]

I'm so glad Gary Wall did really well in this. Tracey did as well in the end but tragically she is now a widow as Gary passed away five years ago aged only 49/50. Not known what the cause was. Bless him. I liked him. He really took everything on board. RIP mate

[@jacquelinebeason1360]

I don't know, sorry... 😔

[@dominewimbury2039]

@@jacquelinebeason1360 I only found out through Facebook

[@granny58]

I could tell with his walk he suffered from something.

[@dianeweed4107]

O no no no! I thought Gary was such an amazing and wonderful father and man. Sad. 😿

[@claireosborne692]

Everyone is so quick to attack and judge Paula but she’s trying her best ❤️ see the positive instead of focusing on the negative!! It’s very easy to have the answers outside looking in!!! x

[@candiceloria115]

I agree Claire

[@dominewimbury2039]

Well done Gary and Tracey. Paula, you need a bit more work but you're getting there. Simon and Sue. Yet another success. The other parents have done well too

[@elisea3214]

The mum of angus cant cope with a rice pudding. No patience she swears all time. Great mother not. She winges all the time.

[@Laura......]

I think paula needed more help than this course could offer her. Poor Angus. She talked to him like she was the out of control child, and he was the adult. He's got a diagnosis of adhd too? All the more reason to at least learn how to treat him with compassion. Even if it doesn't come naturally. For the sake of that little boy. 😔

[@tracyzabelle]

The thing that bothers me is the foul language these parents use

[@pommiebears]

Tracy Kaiserian I’ve been shocked by that especially. It’s incredibly abusive.

[@desertriase1530]

Paula talks to Angus like he’s her therapist or something

[@kheperasekmet5197]

My mom did that to when I was young ....I'm so over listening to her nonsense!!! Yadda yadda yadda

[@traceyparish7403]

Wow the miracle of not screaming at your child. The fact they need a professional to tell them to talk nicely to their child if they want to be spoken to nicely is shocking.

[@laughingrightback]

Angus's mother needs to GROW UP. She chose to be a mom but thinks she's some kind of diva. She's a joke.

[@smiffdogginit]

Children with disabilities can push you to the edge. She was having a natural reaction with what she was experiencing, she was exhausted ffs

[@jpt7667]

5:52 That just hurts my heart.

[@kayleighwatson91111]

TJ P I know his poor face,his mother is me me me awful woman.

[@karencronander3499]

I don't even have food, much less any break. God lord, I just wish we had food.

[@rachelrea17_18]

Love this keep on on 🤗🤗

[@Iszea]

I can’t believe how often the parents in this show swear at their children. Is this a normal thing for UK parents?

[@naomicarts]

Jenni. Nope. I’m English and I’m fifteen. I’ve not ever heard either of my parents swear once and my 19 year old brother, 22 year old sister, eleven year old sister or 7 year old brothers haven’t either. It’s the same for most of my friends.

[@TheChlozie]

It is absolutely NOT normal for us parents in the UK to swear at or hit our kids. The parents you have seen in this programme are the worst of the worst

[@a.m.3567]

Jenni - absolutely not.

[@sarahapple5844]

It’s like every country- it depends on the culture of the different states, suburbs etc everywhere has their scum

[@yoshidababies4222]

No, I’m British and parents in my community growing up do not swear. It’s no coincidence that naughty kids have naughty parents.

[@dominewimbury2039]

I hope you meant like Aaron, rather than love him, Tracey

[@jazzeywest3236]

Glad everyone progressed. Glad that Angus's mom made a positive chaange! Cameron family seems much better off. So, nice to see. The results are/were amazing! So glad for each family! I am widowed never had children, this series only confirms that. But again, wishing all the families the best of luck!

[@oskarschneider3829]

I like cameroon he is a good kid

[@granny58]

He's adorable

[@calvinliu6304]

100% families out standing

[@RICKANDDIANNE]

that poor dog, must wonder why is she always mad at me, I am a good boy

[@somethingbright4268]

Not much uglier than seeing grown man/woman rage and swear at children.

[@Stephynicole363]

That poor boy Angus. I would be acting like that too if she was my mother. So cold she is. Ok so i wrote this before I saw that she changed her attitude. Very 👍

[@djstuntfox]

She doesn't understand that if she keeps yelling at him he's going to remain the same. Unfortunately, he also seems like he needs more attention than most children. Very hyper active. Poor thing.

[@katesterling6443]

She has such a sharp tongue and is extremely self-centered. Pretty immature.

[@impracticalsewing7071]

To me she just seems incredibly stressed. She has a nervous breakdown everytime Angus does something wrong.

[@marinae4672]

She isn't only cold, she is simply horrible. That constant nagging and whining made ME feel aggressive, just by watching it ... how must that be for her child? It also seems that she constantly actively tries to find something to whine about, like when she complained about him not being able to walk in a straight line - they were on a meadow! Also, apparently Angus has been diagnosed with AHDH, so surely she has received extensive information on how to treat her son in order to limit the effects, especially since he is on Ritalin. But many of the things she does are the exact opposite of what's recommended. She doesn't seem to be the smartes person either. In the "be nice to your child"-episode she was utterly baffled to see that her child behaves differently if she treats him in a nice and friendly way. When it came to bedtime she was equaly surprised to have found out that it goes much smoothern if she cuddles with him and reads to him, rather than turn on the TV and tell him to shut up and sleep.

[@Meadowrose-89]

Angus mum is all about herself poor poor me NO poor Angus putting up with you

[@sisteratpeace1565]

😂😂 Angus mum said anytime I walk ye too its a disaster

[@FuzzyPurpleMonkey77]

The thing that bothered me most, is how little they were told they are loved. Maybe it just wasn't shown much.

[@Brett632h]

5:34 I don't think Paula is a fan of Coronation Street haha

[@sheenasmith6634]

The mother of Angus is not helping anyone, I get it, she is stressed but all she does is talk about how his behavior impacts her even as far as telling him. Angus is not the problem

[@Nodeal757]

Angus mother is such a negative person, I wonder how Angus turned out 😢

[@robbo3087]

her partner did just leave her , that's why she was so emotional. Not easy suddenly becoming a single mom.

[@kristag5768]

@@robbo3087 it wasnt the father. Just a boyfriend lol. She needs to get it together. She blamed him for it too .

[@granny58]

@@robbo3087 it wasn't his father. It was her boyfriend.

[@judybachmeyer8275]

Angus mother is a saint.......poor woman has given up everything and angus just keeps taking and taking.

[@mistardoyle3042]

The parents that blame their kids for acting the way they do is ridiculous! The kids see that and assume it’s ok!

[@IamtheNoodleGirl]

3:08 BACK OFF!!!

[@caroldiggins9573]

Angus needs some friends to play with and his mother needs to stop using the f word every other sentence. I feel really sorry for the little lad, its obvious he is lonely and his mother seems to resent his presnce so much. He will really feel that.

[@pommiebears]

Carol Diggins she blames him for her recent breakup. What sort of mother blames their young child for a breakup? Then, say she blames him in front of him!! Awful.

[@TheDaniela3112]

He's really attached to her because it seems like he has no friends or other family members who care for him who he can spend time with. It's so sad. Plus his mum dumps all of her life's problems on him. I understand she's extremely tired and doing everything alone but it's not good to tell your children about every single problem in your life and make them feel like they're to blame for everything

[@joshietron631]

14:00 such a nightmare for that family

[@elizafaulhammer2203]

Angus s mother has the same tone of voice all the time........she is a pain in the neck. She is worn out, but she is basically cold and ought to have psychological help, The others are much more emotianal, even though harsh at times, but, emotional!

[@Ava_Orchid]

A couple of these "parents" dont have children issues. They need help. We have a mother who relies on her young boy as though he is her husband. A person to mentally unwell to cope with themself in charge of a young boy who is also disordered. A mother who quite clearly and unapologetically hates her boy and plays very clear favorites and in that same dynamic a set of parents that openly blamed a child for how their parents cant get along. These people needed personal help not child help. They need child services to monitor their behavior and some basic parenting and child development classes. This was not the right course for them as they are not mature enough to parent. Theres too many parents here who need a therapist and whos own behavior is the issue. The children are helplessly dependent on their parents moods and whims.

[@Ava_Orchid]

Some of them did improve and genuinely seemed as though they just needed some help on techniques...they were appropriate for this but the warning signs for at least 2 families are blaring

[@diesel_dawg]

Talking nicely to your child instead of screaming and swearing at them results in a better child? WHO'DA THUNK? :O

[@anniesilver1461]

How old was Cameron when this was made? He's sleeping with a baby bottle???

[@tabitas.2719]

I believe it says he is three (you could just check the beginning of the video - all the kids faces, names and ages are shown). :)

[@JonNelson90WBN]

How old is this programme? No child seats in the cars.

[@christinearrighi8655]

Jon Bon 2005 I’m sure I remember watching it on tv

[@monkeynumbernine]

I grew up without car seats and I didn't even notice 😛

[@jackieholmes5587]

I cannot believe the language that woman uses with her son‼️. I don’t know anyone who throws the F-bomb at their children🤬

[@robertafreeman8148]

0:51 Let’s go

[@accountdeletedsorry1441]

Angus is a beef burger right in Burger King I belive that !!!! 😹😹😹😹😹

[@thehouseofnivara5710]

You know nothing Jon Snow 😁

[@BVBGirl-3313]

Luckily Angus should be going to school soon and then she will have a break...she talks to the kid like he’s an adult though, she might have to be on anti anxiety medication

[@AS-yz2iz]

I can't believe the kind of language these parents use in front of their children. Wow.

[@kittyso8848]

After watching these show i noticed that the 3 years old use diapers and bottles maybe not all but alot... In the us kids are out of diapers and off the bottle by 15 months to 2 years old.... I'm not saying that they're wrong just different way of doing it...

[@francescafoster854]

Kids should certainly be able to use a potty by 2 years old! I'm from England, most kids are out of nappies by 2, I think it's just coz there parents are a bit useless.... :/

[@felucca]

I've heard that all over the western world children have started using diapers to older and older ages in the past 20 years or so. It's because diapers have become so good (not leaky etc.), so a lot of families don't have the motivation to start potty training early on, but would rather wait a bit until their kids are older. I did some googling just now and it seems that both in the US and the UK, training ages vary heavily depending on the parents' income, so that probably plays a part in what we see in these types of shows as well.

[@shelleybotelho9777]

Why are none of these kids in any of these shows in a car seat ?

[@iy4563]

I cant believe they gave that big a.. boy a baby bottle

[@Stephen_Strange]

20:00 "Thanks for taking part in this social psy-op." (We'll know what works and doesn't for more laws for parenting and social welfare....)

[@longwhitemane]

Good on 'em! These parents are better people than I will ever be. If I had kids I would have wound up in prison without parole.

[@deltabelle]

I wonder where these families are now.

[@mybruisedarm]

The worst part is that these kids will probably continue the cycle with thier own kids. I think people who want to become parents should have free parenting classes

[@justsandra71]

It should come naturally as it did with most of these parents. Having difficult or spoilt kids would get anyone down like poor Paula. Tracy should never have had kids. She's a mother not a mum. Her behaviour towards the kids and Gary is disgusting. She made the kids that way cause she doesn't care. I couldn't believe she said she never use to love Aaron.....cause he was always naughty. Oh my gosh, that's horrible. Nope, don't like anything about her. Gary should kick her out and keep the kids.

[@julekakillashandra589]

Why would Angus’ mother have a kid if she clearly doesn’t like them?

[@jjanimate2825]

5:35 😂😂😂

[@debbieleroy8146]

Where is Angus ' s father?

[@milliechapman402]

Broke up with his mom on a other video Because of angus 😐

[@isidoraveronica]

millie chapman dang

[@majagrz1072]

@@milliechapman402 it was her boyfriend. Wasnt angus' father

[@HanboSlimoffical]

Why does that guy only have like three teeth

[@readerbabe1984]

These adults all need a dose of Nanny Joe's no nonsense approach to parenting.

[@tomconnell2327]

Seriously Aaron's bad behaviour was tearing the family apartment more like Tracey is tearing the family apart.

[@thomasreese5653]

I love how Angus keeps calling his mother Stupid Lady.

[@Getwreckedloser]

Yeah x 100 and counting

[@milawuttke5098]

Don’t curse! 🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬

[@bgoodswell6913]

Would you like to put another video on? Barney? You know old Power Rangers?

[@danessafaye8442]

Yes HAPPY

[@michellebennett3758]

Claire ok

[@thelmahart4647]

What year was this originally aired? The lack of car seats for most of the children if not all of the children was practically non-existent, which in 2019 would not be acceptable, there's no way society or the law would allow children in the front of the car or children so young in any of the cars not to be in car seats. I also think that we now know so much more about the effects sugar has on children that we didn't know back almost 20 years ago. I think overall most parenting has changed for the better in most cases, another example is that they don't have little televisions in their rooms anymore. Although unfortunately I suppose there is more gaming and iPads and stuff that has taken over the little children instead of a tape of Barney or Bob the Builder. Overall I found it very interesting what positive parenting can achieve versus parents who Scream and Shout at their young children and a lot of it could still be put into practice today. I'd love if they did a revisit just see how they are doing, there all grown up and are young adults by now !

[@dominewimbury2039]

2004/5 I think

[@hotnAZ]

Angus will never have a chance with his mum so nasty and her language is horrid. She should have never taken her breakup out on her son. not his fault you are crazy lady

[@alexsmith7727]

Peter Griffin

[@tuesdaypatience]

Season 1: Episode 6

[@fredericaharris817]

Why does Cameron still have a baby bottle and suck a pacifier? My pediatrician wanted my son off the baby bottle before his first birthday. The pacifier was gone by 4 months. It drives me crazy to see a kid running around talking and still using a bottle and pacifier. I can only contribute it to lazy parenting.

[@numberone5680]

Don’t any of these parents have common sense?

[@kirstyturnbull6727]

Why do non of these parents play with their children🤷🏼‍♀️ or always blaming the child😳

[@gemmamacgregor4832]

hi wee David no

[@feliciabosch8110]

Easy to say this or that about these perants but be in the situation they're in a whole total difference well say

[@monkeymonkey8526]

EEEEEEEWWWWW!!!!! Hideous! 22:01

[@raph3156]

Paula's the worst. Just the worst.