HUGE Toddler Tantrum in Restaurant | Jo Frost: Nanny On Tour

[@ZericTheLiolf]

Effective thing my father did when at dinner out, he took me to the car, buckled my seatbelt, closed the door and stood on the outside until I calmed down. He felt (rightfully so) my tantrums were unfair to others around us.

[@tonyrae86]

Yeah my mom did this too when I was a kid. It was super effective... I learned I behave or we will leave. That's it.

[@20PINKluvr]

Why wont parents do this? I'd do it

[@dontask996]

I never understajd why parents cant just take the kud outside and give respect to the customers. Ive seek this so many times in multiple places it's sad.

[@piadylan1207]

I rarely threw a tantrum in public, but when I did, my mum put her hand over my mouth and pulled me outside and disciplined me

[@pollyrichards]

H. Martin-Sandoval same

[@penelopeplimsoul3617]

And of course the well behaved child gets ignored.

[@hummingbird8707]

J R I don’t understand the expectations here, should she be in two places at once or let the misbehaving one run wild and do nothing? She had to address the problem at hand and luckily one of the kids was behaving to make it easier.

[@adamarten6604]

Hummingbird j

[@hummingbird8707]

Ada Marten ?

[@Niya.B649]

@@hummingbird8707 exactly

[@ayomideadesesan4119]

It's sad to say but if you're not causing a problem in a public place like THAT then the attention isn't on you

[@taniaodesho4601]

The way that Jo was able to get the toddler to stop crying pretty much immediately was SAVAGE

[@lilyhendrie]

She just picked him up and got him to be quiet so fast. It's crazy

[@Sammy-yo1lm]

It was awful...i wouldnt speak like that to my child. It was like super nanny was and she knew she was losing control

[@alicedahl7532]

I think Super Nanny knew exactly what she was doing. The whole trip to the Restaurant was to make the mother face what she had created. The pacifier was the best tool to use for this lesson as he supposedly only used it at bedtime. So why is he using it at lunch? Maybe mom gave it to him thinking it would "pacify" him and he would behave. That was a lesson for mom way more than for the child.

[@yourmailishere]

@@Sammy-yo1lm Awful?? She didn't yell or hit him, she was firm. What the hell would you do to a child throwing a tantrum like that?

[@Zumbagirl517]

Sammy She’s actually being firm. Not mean. This is actually good how she did it.

[@transformearth]

*kid throwing a huge tantrum* 9 year old: *sips his juice*

[@tiffy1511]

9 year old: “ah Yep, same crap as Always!” ~ John Mullaney

[@felixlee9645]

it wasn't juice! it was a mystery liquid!

[@poshpa738]

What’s the family name?

[@felixlee9645]

@@poshpa738 idk, fam

[@korihagerud4624]

Poor boy is immune to it now ! Just tunes out .

[@anaconda4343]

the man in the grey shirt: babe lets not have kids

[@jonathan_q_arbuckle1976]

I think the girl next to him was his daughter. So the right thing to say would be “honey, you sure you want another one?”

[@anaconda4343]

@@jonathan_q_arbuckle1976 perfect

[@hannahscott6604]

@@jonathan_q_arbuckle1976 😂😂😂

[@Pastelleraisthebestytchannel]

I feel bad for currently being a child :(

[@retorikmesteren]

@@Pastelleraisthebestytchannel Same, luckily my parents said i never really had tanthrums

[@eef3044]

Bruh if I saw Jo Frost in the middle of a restaurant with any family I'd leave immediately

[@Jane5720]

I'd stay and watch what went down

[@chasethecat3839]

Not me. I'd bunker down lol

[@siobhanterry262]

harpyxx All I would want to do is go up to the mum and tell her she is doing a good job ❤️

[@RebekahAPinto]

@@Jane5720 Me too.

[@sophiajoyceferry7150]

@@siobhanterry262 No she the mum needed this to learn how to control Gabe, The kids behavior is out of control.

[@ashireiko]

i missed Jo so much omggg, she's such a savage and i love how she doesn't tolerate disrespectful behavior from kids. She definitely got stricter and way more firmer and i love that

[@kingdiamond8875]

Mistakes she came back to super nanny

[@patdgal54]

Just started new season on lifetime this year

[@ashireiko]

Elisa D holy shit no way

[@adityaikhsanprasiddha1169]

disrespectful??? they're just toddlers being toddlers

[@queen-of-demons1893]

I love how easy the nanny was able to calm that child within a minute.

[@pamelalima5401]

Because she is a strange person for the boy...

[@nahleyah668]

pamela lima Because she was being assertive and talking in a tone that made the boy listen. If the mom did the same thing he most likely would have had the same reaction.

[@steph.li3]

she’s not a nanny she’s a child psychologist

[@walqqr1]

@@pamelalima5401 Because she was being firm and assertive. The mother was always too soft. It's not about being a stranger or a familiar face, its about being someone that children can respect and see as a leader.

[@rippingtons60]

@@pamelalima5401 As is someone who won't take none of his BS unlike his mother.

[@graybear101reynolds8]

ARE WE NOT GOING TO TALK ABOUT HOW MUCH KF A LEGEND NOAH IS OMFG, *casually sips a drink* “Yeah he does this most of the times”

[@littlewhisper1045]

Jo silenced him quick 😂

[@therealconniefrancis]

Thank god he shut up

[@JN-tw7xs]

Bring your kid to a restaurant to take his pacifier and let all the rest of the people deal.. 🤯

[@Deathane]

She made him realize his paci wasn’t the problem he was.

[@bravoprojectrunwayfans]

Thank Effing god.😭😭😅🤣🙏🤦

[@sohan_hack3487]

Bro that part made me laugh SO FREAKING LOUD 🤣🤣

[@katyalupochev9589]

This whole video I was like “god I hope the studio covers the bill for those other customers”. When Jo stepped up and said she was paying for their food I breathed a sigh of relief. Class act 👌🏻

[@felixlee9645]

ikr

[@socialanxiety69]

Me: steps in restaurant *sees this* Me: aiGht ImmA hEad OuT 😐

[@Amanda-ev3lg]

Me too. Even my kids would look at his like.. wtf. Lol. They do when they see kids acting crazy in public

[@CalypsoMTT]

😂👏

[@julien2168]

I would be running out

[@kidicarusuprising6233]

Same 😂🤣

[@ianfortuna9385]

Kids don’t belong in public

[@beccabrickman1978]

I feel bad for everyone else trying to eat lmfao this is crazy.

[@felixlee9645]

me 2.

[@khalidaprdm1556]

I hate kids doing that. Omg

[@ineidamedina5807]

Thankfully I was blessed with good kids and good granddaughter but in the end of the day kids are kids especially little ones now if they were older it’s a different situation

[@genaisaacsfiegel5466]

For real 😳

[@ianfortuna9385]

Children do not belong in public

[@thegreenmanofnorwich]

That's the closest to flustered I've ever heard Jo Frost get

[@felixlee9645]

ikr

[@sarasantos1102]

Yeah she’s very flustered

[@hafsabb]

Who kept waiting for Jo to intervene and do her magic

[@Ljkrummen987]

Hafsa Bibi me 😁

[@oliviarocks3723]

Hafsa Bibi me

[@cyl742]

She did do her magic. She let it go til Mom was able to see the result of not handling this before--he's out of control and Mom can't stop it. At the end Jo picked him up and got him stopped.

[@Morlla234]

CJ yeah he stopped because he was scared! That was abusive!

[@zahidaessakhna7261]

Har bihaver is not good whit baby 👶

[@faythmomto5]

They did it in public to teach THE MOM. She needed to learn. That kid knew what he was doing. He seems like a sweet boy-he just needed boundaries. Lovely children-hope things turned around for them.

[@joycajet]

faythmomto5 yes so right! It's so not easy though. My son used to always listen to me but since his brother's been born omg!! Not easy at all and the tantrums are so embarrassing but I just have to get on with it until he learns to listen. Some days are good other days not so but I'm learning each day. It will get easier...my son is 3 yrs old and even stopped using the toilet or potty. Makes me so cross but perseverance and different techniques well win over in the end!! Greatful and thankful for my blessings!

[@BeeTGM11]

Ong that's embarrassing. Why were people staring mind your own business wtf

[@enricomarchetto4800]

i feel like im watching 'Human' dog whisperer xD

[@taylermramirez]

There's no such thing as a bad child. Working with kids I have learned that all they need is a little guidance. Some kids need more than others.

[@votecurtistheguineapigforp9603]

faythmomto5 Yes ma'am! I don't know if you ever watch that movie Ray who was done about Ray Charles's life and then they go to his childhood and and showd him becoming blind .....the mother she didn't coddle him, it hurt her she cried she was doing it but had she not use that tough love Ray Charles would not be what we know Ray Charles's...(.please excuse lack of punctuation and the like, rushin through it real quick!!)

[@jllyhtdg563]

oh my god that poor waitress lol probably thought to herself "i dont get paid enough for this shit" 😂

[@felixlee9645]

agreed

[@ditsypixie3219]

I sure hope the producers paid for everyone's meal during this tantrum! Update: phew just seen that they did ♥️

[@pillsie]

She paid for the big dude and whomever he was sitting with. Maybe they paid for the others after Jo and the mom with kids left.

[@lessehead]

Ditsy Pixie This is not something you do at a restaurant. There is no way SN didn’t know this was a terrible idea! If you’re going to wean your child off something, do it at home, not in a public place where he is going to ruin everyone’s meal! If I was a customer in that restaurant, I would have raised bloody hell. Screaming kids need to be removed from restaurants immediately.

[@amandajanel6998]

Exactly take it off him at home! This was a ploy from the producers to make the kids seem more unsettled and bratty and how this family desperately needs help. Explain to him at home! Not at a restaurant!

[@nikkilee455]

They all got paid to sit in there. Huge line outside to be extras in episode

[@snowbird1381]

Cherry Tree try watching her content from the UK. There’s a bit less drama and she thinks more outside the box here.

[@thehobbityhomeschoolmama]

I feel for this mom. I have a two year old that throws some real intense tantrums and it’s really embarrassing in public. I’ve gotten those same looks before from strangers. The thing is, it’s not always a reflection of bad parenting. Some kids are high anxiety/ high needs and it makes things super difficult.

[@cheresee.ferreira8824]

Sigh yes… and where is daddy?

[@viviansanchez5018]

@@cheresee.ferreira8824 for many reasons a dad may not be around.

[@cheresee.ferreira8824]

@@viviansanchez5018 thats very true🙏

[@dzav2282]

No youre just a push over and suck at parenting and rationalize it with buzzwords like "high needs". Only thing they need is strict discipline

[@gabbylopez9091]

I agree. He was just throwing a tantrum because he wasn't getting what he wanted. When I become a parent, I won't tolerate whining or tantrums. If it's a special needs kid, that's different.

[@jessicabickley6341]

As much as I love gentle parenting, I really love Jo's approach here. She is firm but age appropriate. Jo knew that Gabe needed tough love in that situation because this was not a big emotion he was feeling, this was pure behavior. Thank God for Jo!

[@ianfortuna9385]

In my favorite restaurant there was a kid screaming at the top of his lungs and everyone was staring at her and when she caught my gaze she went “I’m so sorry” and I told her “Your kid doesn’t belong in public!” She covered her face in her hands and started sobbing. Her husband looked like he was going to get up and say something but I grabbed my drink and he sat back down. Told him “That’s what I thought.” (I was too sober to be dealing with that) The manager told them to leave and when they made them way to the door everyone in the restaurant started clapping.

[@ianfortuna9385]

@Shoo away the Jews the kid was ruining my dinner! So it was already my business you cup of period blood! So what if I added extra stress on her she doesn’t get a medal for what women have been doing for centuries. Mind your own business next time you understand me you pos racist fu€

[@ianfortuna9385]

@Shoo away the Jews oh you like kids is that it? You should be on a list

[@ianfortuna9385]

@Shoo away the Jews you said the young man is getting mad you must like kids then you should be on a list

[@ianfortuna9385]

@Shoo away the Jews what you talking about my comment is right there you p3dophil3

[@Gerbilkinns]

She took the dummy because he wasn’t eating his food. Has anybody noticed as well when Jo took control of the situation and was stern with him instead of babying him like his mom the child instantly stoped making that noise and responded to her. You’re all skating Jo but she knows what she’s doing.

[@native_beauty1340]

Gerbil Kinns exactly lol!!!

[@pillsie]

What's interesting is that he had a tantrum right before they left and didn't have the pacifier in his mouth then. The mom must have given it to him to shut him up knowing he would freak when they got to the restaurant.

[@Mmefatoom]

she had the title of SUPER NANNY for a reason!!!

[@samsamsamsamsam2103]

Its not even the fact of how stern jo was.. often someone you dont know telling the child off is enough to make them stop. I know my boy would kick off.. wouldnt listen to me but if my mum stepped in he would quieten down pretty quickly.

[@elizabethbaird7671]

Didn’t you see they had just got at the table when they told him give his dummy so how was he not eating his food if he didn’t have it

[@joibenjamin2223]

That mom just isn’t firm enough. What’s so hard about saying no, and meaning it?

[@jacquelinehunt7794]

Joi Benjamin it can be very hard but your right what your saying only a parent can know how hard it is though I think.

[@nuggetty86]

Saying no isn’t hard- it’s not being mean, kids need and CRAVE boundaries and saying ‘no’ can prevent massive tantrums and confusion for the kid- as long as it’s consistent

[@juliecasey4851]

Joi Benjamin bec for those ppl it's easier to give in

[@TheStardust2011]

Saying No isn't the tough part. It's how to handle it when the kids don't listen to that No. That mom may have hundreds of things to get done with around the house and sometimes giving in seems like the easier option. Yes it is not right but sometimes things get overwhelming when you face it yourself, although to an outsider it crystal clear.

[@Summerdaze8]

This is the best birth control.

[@subscribee9792]

Oh please. This comment is really getting old. If you actually Discipline and teach your child well, there won't be a problem.

[@Summerdaze8]

@@subscribee9792 you know what’s old? My year old comment, that you scrolled through dozens of comments to get to 😂.

[@subscribee9792]

@@Summerdaze8 If I thought it was old I wouldn't waste my precious time looking for it. It was at the top of all the comments so I just happened to find it once again. And last year wasn't long ago like we barely are getting into 2021 so I don't know what time zone your living in. But the point is, the parents of these kids on Supernanny are the problem. They don't Discipline their kids and that's what happens. So the best brith control is you knowing you can't handle your kids. 🤷

[@Summerdaze8]

@@subscribee9792 not you telling a stranger on the internet they don’t know how to handle kids they don’t have 🤣 girrrl! What are you even pressed about? Who cares?

[@subscribee9792]

@@Summerdaze8 hey.. think what you wanna but I already said what I had to say. So if you want to be on birth control then go ahead. It's not really my business but you can't tell me it's not true that at least part of the reason these kids act like brats is because of the parents.

[@nellss3773]

I love the way jo frost is straight up to the parents

[@SweetGoddess420]

No. Its rude to make others deal with that. I'd leave with my child.

[@Mei087]

so the kids will never learn to behave and things would get worse, avoidance doesn't solve any problems.

[@SweetGoddess420]

@@Mei087 no it's a consequence. Behave or we leave.

[@SweetGoddess420]

@@Mei087 I'm a mother of 6... mine dont dare throw a fit. They know better. They know if they throw a fit we leave.

[@elsie7151]

I'm sure the crew would have warned them thst it may be bad

[@SweetGoddess420]

@T C nope I have 5 boys who do not throw fits. Maybe your children throw fits but mine dont. Have a nice day

[@300books]

This was the perfect setting for teaching both the child AND the mother. Although, it was rough on the other diners, the mother and child had to experience this lesson at the restaurant since this was the place where the mother was clueless, and the child was never given rules and guidance. Telling the child ahead of time "we're going to a restaurant so you'll have to behave", would fall on deaf ears. This kid had to experience the lesson right there at the place where he has his tantrums. It's kind of like teaching someone to swim by letting them experience having their bodies in water, and not just looking at the water. Glad the nanny offered to pay for the man's meal at the end.

[@asheisadora]

^^THIS^^^

[@lindataylor2131]

yeah but see I'd have taken my child to the bathroom, given her three firm swats on the bare butt, and then sat her down for a good long lecture as to why her behavior was unacceptable. You can't let a child have control. This Mom just let the toddler take control, and it wasn't fair on her, on her other children, or on the diners. But most importantly it wasn't fair to the toddler himself. Children need to learn self control. They need to learn what is allowable in public. How far they can push mom and dad before they get an abject lesson in manners. This mom learned how important it is to maintain control over her children. She'll get it now.

[@asheisadora]

@Tracy Lands I think you misunderstood her point. I happen to agree with you about whiny, self entitled adults by the way. We'd probably get on. But you might read her post again and tone down the language since we're talking about respect.

[@purplefairy830m]

@Tracy Lands Can you,like, chill? I can honestly see you as an individual who jumps from 0 to 100 at minor issues with little to no awareness of the irony of your reasoning.

[@pillsie]

@Tracy Lands Wow. So angry.

[@AlyTheBaddie]

I would not let my kid scream like that in a restaurant. I'd take them outside to handle it. But Jo is amazing and it was nice that she paid for those people's food haha

[@xXhellokitty2k10Xx]

413drenae so if she was alone, you’re expecting her to leave the rest of her children on their own inside????

[@SambaScramble]

Amber Britton Can always bring the other kids out as well. Honestly, from perspective of the parent and the other customers, this is really too loud. I get that from my preschooler sometimes. We would all go outside and then deal with the tantruming one.

[@wishlovato]

413drenae yeah, and let all the other children alone

[@KillJoy_Since2017]

413drenae Same

[@rosannamiranda4620]

413drenae me too

[@markusmeyer6391]

Wow when Jo spoke to that little one I was truly impressed with her as a character, as a human being.

[@darlagreene2805]

The older boy was so well behaved.

[@katmaw5910]

Darla Greene yes him and that blond little one. Peaceful little sweethearts.

[@t1r1sita]

Darla Greene like me🙂

[@friendlyemogirl9687]

I feel so bad for him

[@SuperDyaki]

Because he's older i guess..

[@samtaylor3926]

Poor kid is probably dying with embarrassment inside

[@simplyraeann3711]

They paid for everyone's dinner that was there.

[@alixena9340]

WHOA Supernanny!! You sure told that kid!! THAT is how the mother should have reacted right from the get go.

[@Ljkrummen987]

ali xena what’s get go

[@alixena9340]

from the beginning

[@Ljkrummen987]

ali xena thank you

[@TheWarHorse100]

0:45, when supernanny pulls her hair back, you know shit's about to get real

[@coshicobabystore6543]

She's awesome, isn't she? But we do understand how hard it is for other parents to get mad or show authority to their own kids, then there are parents who do not even have to say one word but with a mere glare, their kids would instantly know it's time to behave. It's really nice when there are people like Nanny Jo who's willing to share her expertise on kids.

[@charlotte_elephant3652]

I felt so sorry for Noah! He is probably thinking "I wish I never asked for a brother and that I have to put up with him for the rest of my life".

[@Zumbagirl517]

Charlotte _Elephant365 You took the words right out of my mouth! I agree!

[@TheAngryHappyMaskSalesman]

Jo is so patient, even though the kids keep crying and shouting. A true supernanny.

[@4kidties]

I wish she was older and had come to my house. Spankings did nothing and I just did what I wanted I am pretty sure if I had to sit on a naughty place I would have behaved.

[@beccabrown8871]

I'm sorry but if that was me and my child when he started screaming I would pick him up and take him outside until he calmed down instead of annoying the whole restaurant?!

[@moyrz1237]

That’s exactly it!

[@pureequestrian5700]

omg yes!! that's what I said too!

[@patriciop18]

Yet what does that do? Your child learns he can control the situation by screaming and crying.

[@pureequestrian5700]

How, Petrio? There's no difference in dealing with the situation and disciplining your child outside, besides keeping the restaurant happy and undisturbed.

[@obiwanthewiseass]

To everyone getting upset with Jo taking the pacifier from the kid cuz he was uncomfortable or whatever the case. She was just making a point on how the mom has done nothing but coddle the kid and given in when he pisses and moans. At this age he needs to learn to not get his way and be too old for a pacifier, besides she paid for the other customer’s food for having to deal with that. That boy is too old for that and should have given it up at the age of one or one in a half, whether it’s the pacifier or not point is this mom kept giving into his tantrums and that’s how you get reactions like this.

[@knbsd3876]

Alexander Garcia ... Well put!

[@asheisadora]

Agreed. You go!

[@CristinaF210]

Well said my friend, absolutely right!!

[@BJKage]

He is too old for nappies too and if people want quiet dining, they should eat at home. If you eat out you must be prepared that something like this can happen. It was just kid crying, trying to make his point, nothing like a stinky dirty person at the table. The mom just needed this experience and so did the boy, nobody got hurt.

[@asheisadora]

@@BJKage I agree he's too old for nappies. I very much disagree that when people eat out they should be prepared to be exposed to behavior like that. That was not a "crying" child. That was a screaming, badly spoiled child having a major tantrum to get his way, and it was loud and prolonged. Restaurant customers should not be expected to put up having their eardrums blown out and their meals disrupted. If Junior is known to act that way, then he should stay home with a sitter. Hopefully Jo's laying down the law will be a step in the right direction.

[@lnicole2504]

The mom picked the wrong time to deal with her kid's temper tantrum. That should have been dealt with a long time ago. I can't even imagine her embarrassment

[@sandyandersonadkins.9145]

Good grief people, the kid is 2 years old..

[@lnicole2504]

@@sandyandersonadkins.9145 You have to start dealing with that type of behavior at two years old because it only escalates from there.

[@TimelessMediaProd]

Time outs and discipline start at around two years of age...before that you redirect their attention and trick them. Anyone who's disciplining their kids before two is not realizing they don't have a firm grasp on cause and effect, repercussions, etc at that age.

[@yvonneost12]

Poor guy trying to eat his lunch at the other table LOL..

[@noodymemo]

yvonneost12 they paid for his meal though

[@lovesssniperwolf1412]

yvonneost12 I’m pretty sure they were told about the show. Plus there were cameras and I think the workers told them before 😂

[@warrior_artdolls9267]

He was starting and frowning, embracing the mother who has to deal with this

[@warrior_artdolls9267]

laura krummen yeah it would make me feel bad for the mom who has to do this IN PUBLIC

[@TashWigley]

Look at the girl in the background at 00:49 lol that's me whenever someone brings a newborn baby to a restaurant

[@laurenschwartz151]

at least she payed for the other customers dinner

[@felixlee9645]

it's lunch

[@vincenzolee6576]

My parents practiced with me for restaurants, air plane trips and anything else that might be new. I was so very proud to be well behaved

[@walqqr1]

How long did they have to practice with you? And how were the practices, was it like playing make believe or they just talked?

[@vincenzolee6576]

@@walqqr1 We played make believe. It was fun. We knew how to act when we went out and I believe that took a lot of the stress away that makes a lot of kids misbehave.

[@giannaleng1897]

Yeah, my parents also made it very clear what they expected out of us in public places. Before entering any public place, they told us : “these are the rules. If you don’t respect them, we’re turning around and going straight home to timeout.”

[@walqqr1]

@@vincenzolee6576 that's really cool, I'll take note of that for when I have kids someday

[@LamboGirl123]

I feel so bad for other people, who just want to relax and have some lunch :/

[@candyjones3652]

Cali Angel RIGHT!

[@lbmsy23]

they got a free lunch

[@felixlee9645]

Cali Angel me too

[@JossyL.]

so does the mom stfu.

[@ElectrikkPaperClipxx]

Cali Angel I would have asked queen jo for her autograph

[@lilipad2761]

The guy in the back look so mad at least Jo paid for his lunch

[@felixlee9645]

S.L.V totes

[@jaycobbina9529]

Its the British way of teaching .

[@luvizzyheart1814]

He and his family should not have to endure all of that even if the meal ends being paid for... paid to be tortured.

[@stephanievanlieshout4259]

im amazed that she would have been able to get him to sign a waver to have his face shown on tv, no way you would have seen those reactions without one , they would of had to blur his face out. though its highly possible it was a set up.

[@stephanievanlieshout4259]

JW McCabe most likely.

[@eb7446]

I don't get passive, timid parenting. I know that helpless feeling with OTHER kids because you aren't the parent, but why actual parents are afraid to discipline or be stern/assertive - I don't know.

[@abifuller6278]

Rosalina 90 probably because either way you are judged as a parent

[@Oakleaf700]

Oh my goodness, it sounds dreadful. There is surely something fundamentally wrong with that child? Wishy washy weak parents are just making huge problems for their futures too...if a 2 yr old is ''too strong'' , imagine a testosterone fuelled 12 yr old, or Heaven forfend, a 16 yr old. Children feel 'safe' with good boundaries and discipline.

[@louiseallen2620]

Rob absolutely true.

[@christinajones4233]

I wonder why anyone would ever mistake passive and timid parenting for gentleness!! I mean cutting a child's leg off (NOT out of anger of course) will be a very effective way of not getting struck by a car.

[@pastelskies99]

Rosalina 90 some dont want to feel like they failed as a parent or get insulted when the kid says that they hate their parents

[@IsnieB]

Jo is the best. Executing the parenting strategy even in the public.

[@darlingrondine8]

Are we going to ignore the fact that the waitress had to get rid of the pacifier???? Not her job!

[@jalynnwilliams6170]

I was thinking that too lol

[@JustKreed750]

Bruh the funny thing is this is my gym teacher bruh💀💀💀💀💀

[@RickY-gp8gf]

Customer is always right? Lol

[@lukewatson4812]

The brat did something wrong and blames older siblings for it I hate this gabe brat

[@lukewatson4812]

Train your kids at home not fair for other people to join thier meal and have to listen to this brat

[@yasminnajjar8844]

People are saying "oh why can't this be dealt with at home ?!?" Umm bc they AREN'T HOME. No matter where you are with your kids if they throw a tantrum deal with then right then and there. Not once you get home.

[@Pa-gy5vh]

Yasmin Najjar - You've missed the point people are making completely. They aren't saying deal with the tantrum at home, they're (rightly) saying, deal with the issue of the dummy at home. The kid was happy until he had his dummy whipped from his mouth.

[@swillou2]

Yasmin Najjar they shouldn’t have brought the pacifier out then

[@adaharrisonn]

LA P this could've happened for any reason. Dummy or not. There could've been a hundred reasons why he started freaking out in public like this. She needs to be prepared to deal with any type of outburst like this for any reason without leaving every time.

[@myjeanification]

if this sort of behavior had been dealt with at home before he wouldn't be acting like this now.

[@jacquelinehunt7794]

LA P so right

[@beemocha]

Wow,she really got that baby to shut up..it was like magic

[@asheisadora]

Bingo! Mom has a right to go out without being embarrassed by her children. Dad pointed out that Gabe "does this all the time". He has been ALLOWED to do this in the past. Go, Jo Frost.

[@ellepenne6397]

You know it's about to get real when Jo pulls her hair up

[@SootyFanK9]

3:32 Apologise to all those people that you’re walking past between them while you’re out in the public

[@SweetNightmares_]

The people in the booths are like. "Oh my god." "Janet shush your kids aren't any better." "I don't remember ordering scream as a side dish." I bet the waiter wanted to fire the mom 😂

[@Maya-os9ql]

Ujuani Abelsen uhhhhhh the mom was my pe teacher last year and works at my school 🤭

[@victoriasalcido2099]

"I don't remember ordering scream as a side dish" that killed me LMAOOOOOOOoooo!

[@RYCH3]

*waitress

[@mirandaclarke7946]

That kid is too old for a pacifier.

[@allysonkathryn5014]

Miranda Clarke thats why they are trying to take it away

[@tinahuttner7280]

My eldest nieces, hers was taken away even before she could walk.

[@tinahuttner7280]

This is why I love jo, she pulls no punches and gets straight to it.

[@maxmc678]

Who's to say the age it should be taken away, why can't he have it. Was it hurting anyone by being in his mouth. Why do parents now in days have to be such control freaks. Like really.

[@mirandaclarke7946]

p mc It's not about being a control freak. It's about children learning to self soothe without a pacifier. It's about their dental health and safety. Would u want your 5 year old in kindergarten with a "sucky" in their mouth? Probably not. The sooner u take it away, the better.

[@sarajones6046]

The onlookers do my head in. Where your kids perfect? Probably not.

[@rebecca.viljoen9344]

I feel REALLY sorry for the others in that restaurant! I would of probably left.

[@caitlinmckay572]

Rebecca Viljoen same

[@mikaelaburrell1655]

RebeccaX yeah right I would just leave as well

[@codywiseman200]

Yeah bc it’s not safe!

[@phantom_angel]

RebeccaX yes but leaving is giving into that child that is having a temper tantrum

[@idkallthenamesaretaken9406]

Same, but a few of the comments say Jo paid for their lunches. I don’t know that for a fact, but if it’s true, that makes me feel a lot better.

[@nicolec7767]

My heart breaks for this mother when he’s throwing the tantrum in public. I’ve been there and it’s a mentally and physically exhausting experience.

[@antoniakelly8605]

It's called teaching kids manners. A kid wouldn't behave like this if the parent knew how to be a parent.

[@GemmaBalaam]

Antonia Kelly Toddlers behave like this because they’re toddlers. Stopping tantrums is extremely hard and in public it’s mortifying.

[@antoniakelly8605]

Gemma Balaam I have never seen a well raised child behave this way. Do kids get tantrums? Sure they do, but if a parent knew how to raise a kid properly then they would have had this sort of thing sorted out by now. The problem with parents these days is they don’t understand the difference between abuse and constructive punishment. If my children ever acted this way in public they would get a lashing they’d never forget.

[@sabreenmahmud9813]

Hayleys other older children and his younger sister behaving and sitting nicely. Love how Joe controls Gabe firmly by telling him stop by picking up and forcing him to say "yes".

[@kobimccarthy3742]

the best ad for contraception

[@gmwilliamsful]

SURE IS.

[@isabellagb17]

I feel sorry for everyone there

[@krystalstevenson7966]

Queen_ Isabella17 i

[@gpippind]

When that starts, just leave the restaurant. This is no time to enforce rules, do it when theres no other people around.

[@MaikiThePrince]

And if I was there, I’d be getting a dinner and a show

[@gmwilliamsful]

THIS is why parents should ONLY HAVE 1 CHILD. THE more children, the MORE problems. STOP AT ONE CHILD.

[@ravenblackhawke]

"Just 1 look was all it took" My Mom just gave us "the look" and we immediately stopped whatever we were doing. One long hard silent look was all it too, and she never gave any of her children a pacifier. She also used that look throughout raising us and we were never spanked. "The look worked wonders every time"..

[@dalehoward4840]

Yep.....did the same when our children were small. Never spanked. One look or the tone in our voice was enough. Mind you....there were days as they grew older...argh. Proud of our children today. Honestly....having children is amazing. There are adults out there I have a harder time putting up with. 😆

[@tamahtaylor7411]

I used "the look" in 31 years of teaching H.S.

[@zaviibtw9226]

Super Nanny did THAT. BEST BELIEVE HE “holded mummy’s hand” after THAT

[@IndigoDisco]

Held.

[@zaviibtw9226]

Elle i said hold becus she said hold..i jus put nigga slang on it nd added it a -ed..but wateva floats ya boat..”hElD”

[@jaelzion]

@@zaviibtw9226 I know, right? I wonder what it's like to go through life so humorlessly that she couldn't figure out you said that deliberately.

[@erique_k]

holded sounds so very stupid.

[@moldyloaf774]

why do you have so many kids when you can't even control one kid.

[@tamaraTP]

Joanne Joey two of the older kids were under mums "controls" and so was the baby she was holding. You don't control children. You discipline them.

[@swillou2]

Joanne Joey all 2 yr olds go through this. With various issues. No child never cries and parents don’t “control” their kids perfectly. It’s normal if you snatch a comforting item off a kid, they will cry

[@KvDenko]

You must not know much about kids..

[@Kt-cn2rq]

Kv Denko that or she never had any. All kids are different they not the same specially in large family. One be a angel and other a terror lol. My daughter can be both depending on her mood but normally very well behaved. Son he a little bit too spoiled I admit and need inforce more discipline sometimes so he stop acting up.

[@nikitaheredia416]

0:35 Onward, I feel sorry for the older kids, they must have headaches everyday. All that high pitch screaming......How has his vocal cords lasted this long?

[@felixlee9645]

me too

[@TFTN_official]

Nikita, Felix I don’t know! If that was me, my vocal cords would’ve ruptured and needed to get my throat scraped. An extreme thought I know.

[@NikkieRoxxx]

He screams like hes being electrocuted!!!

[@nonjudgmentalteenmom159]

Watching your child in distress is hard but watching your child grow to be a disrespectful person in society is 100x worse.

[@nosisamoyo14]

The way the nanny is upset😂😂😂look at her chest filling up with “bring him here”

[@ashleetyler429]

Jo is more UPSET than the mother

[@cbclaudia01]

She should have put the baby girl in a high chair or give to older brother to hold so she could have both hands to snatch her brat up.

[@Manda8789]

Claudia B that "brat" is just two years old dumbass

[@marissaabbottt3399]

3 years old

[@VampyreBarbie]

I assume you don't have kids. It's easy to call a kid a brat when you don't have kids of your own

[@grayskindablue]

Crystal R When my kid is being a brat they get called a brat. Although that rarely happens because I actually disciplined my child so they'd never dream of acting like this, as young as they are.

[@Manda8789]

Marissa Abbottt he's 2 years old

[@snizzlefrazzy]

How about not give them a pacifier to begin with?

[@beckychave]

Lauren Janell I agree I'm not necessarily against them but I'm not for them I have a 6 yr old and a 2 yr old and am glad neither of em ever liked em they'd spit em out when I tried them got a bunch of pacis as gifts ended up throwing them away

[@Ashley-jv8vj]

Lauren Janell It helps for newborns. But I ultimately took the pacifier away at 9 months with my first and my 2nd didn't take one at all really . I can honestly say I just took it away. I didn't ween at all. And she was fine

[@kellystaruch8021]

Ashley Sebo I think 9 months is a perfect time, that’s when I was thinking of taking it away from my little one when he gets to that point :D

[@fatimaahmed3437]

My mother never gave us a pacifier. NEVER

[@tuesdaypatience]

I have three kids and each was completely their own person even in-utero. So my oldest was a preemie and only nursed for about three months. He hated pacis, but he LOVED his "bobble". We didn't switch him to a sippy cup until he was about 18mo. Then we had our first daughter - she refused to take ANYTHING in her mouth except ME. No bottles, no pacis, no sippy cups, nothing. I had to nurse her until she was past two and a half. So when we had our third child and she loved her paci right from the start in the hospital, I was ecstatic!!! She nursed until she was a year old and then self weaned. She would drink from a bottle or cup with no issue. But she didn't want to let go of the paci. Both the dentist and the doctor said it was FINE and so we didn't fight it. Her baby teeth were a bit bowed, but it didn't affect her adult teeth at all. And she was so easy to soothe as long as we had her paci. So, I know it's easy to pass judgment, but until you've lived in the shoes of a parent, you can't know why they make the decision to do things like allow pacifiers or bottles past a year old - or have a toddler hanging off their breast 😂! It got so bad that I ended up taking her with to several concerts because I knew she couldn't be away from me from more than four hours. This is the kid who had a vocabulary of 70+ words before she was 18 months old...we had a full on, adult discussion about her needing to wean off her "nana" (my breastmilk) before I had her baby sister. So after all that, a child wanting a paci didn't bother me in the least (and it didn't have any "lasting effects" on her...she's 12yrs old and in all talented and gifted programming).

[@ladydawn27]

I’m a mother of 3. My kids have never acted this way, ever!! Parenting 101, don’t allow it in the house and they won’t do it in public.

[@hauntedchannel9163]

You know jo frost isn't some magic nanny she jus tells parents damn common sense 😂

[@amydawson2828]

I would have warned the child a day in advance this was the last day with the pacifier then not give it to him the next morning. Not grab it out of his mouth in a public place.

[@gabrielmaximus6447]

I didn't like this, usually love supernanny but why couldn't have removing the pacifier been done gradually at home. The siblings will probably blame their little brother for lunch being ruined and not the organisation of the situation. He probably would react the same at home so why even start to do it in public. If the eldest two are well behaved clearly it's not her parenting skills but too many children to handle.

[@mariajhackett1518]

So agree. And they are also making him feel deep shame for something he doesn't understand. Of course he'll act out if he is learning for the first time outdoors how to deal with uncomfortable emotions. He's not being bad as so many are saying, he's expressing a ton of emotions that he's used to his pacifier soothing. This stuff takes time regardless of a paci or not. Emotional development

[@sarahroberts9597]

Gabriel Maximus Who the hell cares if its home or not . You have to know how to discipline children anywhere

[@sarahrose9921]

They weren’t going into the situation looking to quit the pacifier altogether. They were there to eat and the boy freaked out when his mom tried to take it so he could eat lunch. I don’t see much wrong with that, but where I do see an issue is why they didn’t leave way sooner, and why they threw it out at all. Add to that when they were both crouching in front of him just throwing words at him, not the best way to get an already aggravated and surely hungry 2yo to calm down. I know I HATE when people get in my face. Trying to get the kid to eat, though, can’t be blamed for that.

[@zai9972]

Gabriel Maximus yes agree with you

[@gabrielmaximus6447]

@@sarahroberts9597 Are you suggesting that if the mother learned at home she would not be able to do the same thing in a public place?

[@khloesandoval1713]

As a Mexican mom.. this just frustrates me.

[@melscookin]

Spread the gospel of la chancla!

[@leftdaporch]

I agree 100% this kid would have seen la llorona with me! Lol 😂😂😂

[@Taylor92229]

We black folk call it a switch.

[@susieq8424]

Melanie Couzzo I had a tantrum when I was about 2 years old and got la chancla. Never ever my mother had to do it again. Lesson learned.

[@danidakota276]

Khloe Sandoval what your nationality has to do with this?

[@material___]

This makes me uncomfortable just watching this on my phone

[@ksmart1235]

Me too, God this was too damn irritating! 😤😤😤😤😤

[@NicoleMacera-rd1ru]

That mother just ripped that boy’s pacifier out of his mouth like angry rigging bull, super nanny Jo frost sets ground on mother, how to control her child with a tantrum problem.

[@BluePaperSocks]

Suddenly everyone in the comments is a parenting expert.

[@juliesajkar9911]

jasmine welch right!

[@jeenashirkey1987]

jasmine welch lmfao ikr its funny

[@candyjones3652]

jasmine welch EXACTLY thank you..smh.. most of the ppl commenting should also be sterilized!!

[@ornellarossi2105]

most of them im sure don't even have children 😂

[@honeybutter7953]

candy jones including you..if you can't parent in a way that yields behaved children, don't have them or bring them in public. A business can not allow several customers to endure screaming, crying and bad behavior to avoid pissing off 1 customer who chose not to take her kids outside to rectify the problem or parent them properly to yield better behavior. You do not need to be an expert..its common sense.

[@leogoddess3863]

So obviously Mommy lied about how often he uses the Paci...so for her to snatch it out his mouth suddenly, he's like "wtf!?".... Can't say I'd act any differently than him. Poor thing.

[@Peaceful-Sheep]

In the middle of a restaurant is NOT the place to train the mom on how to handle toddler meltdowns. The child should have been taken outside as a courtesy to the other diners. Deal with the behavior and than go back in.

[@tassianst.bernard7516]

As a mother of three this never ever happen to me,cause the moment my children start misbehaving,all I have to do is give them the eye and they understand am not playing with them.

[@ky9933]

And then the mayor walks through the door, leading a parade, and gives you the key to the city, because you're the world's best parent!!! Edit - just to be clear, you're a shitty parent.

[@maxm807]

Kris Wu Yifan seems pretty good to me here kids are well behaved sooo what’s the problem

[@DarthFurie]

That's how it should be! My mom was the same way we never acted up or embarrassed her in any way in public. Manners were an absolute must, any slip and we'd get "the look" and stop playing around

[@Laura05123]

The lack of parenting these days is disturbing. Thank god for jo

[@skrubbydeskrubbus]

What Brian griffin reaction:

[@etezinhayoutube653]

the most funny of all is that dude's face he look like why you don't hit the child already so he can stop!!🤣

[@suebaione2032]

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[@gwendolyn1003]

@Karina Peters And you'll be crying whwn you're put away for child abuse 🤣 Get some therapy

[@gwendolyn1003]

Hitting the child would have resulted in more crying , but yeah , abuse a child to get what you want

[@yumiarigama]

@Karina Peters Oh my goodness... Finally someone understands! I swear folks act like a swat to the behind is gonna kill someone. You do it right and the absolute most that gets hurt is their feelings. 😂

[@cmbeadle2228]

@Karina Peters there is no evidence that children are more violent nowadays than before (there is plenty of evidence for the opposite, as violent crime has largely declined throughout the Western world even as smacking has collapsed in popularity). There is no evidence that smacked children are less violent, and if you look at countries which regularly spank children they are often more violent than countries with smacking bans.

[@kachoo2135]

Some places have brat bans where no young children are allowed in there

[@shockArama]

My mom and dad always took me outside if i started crying/fussing.

[@peacewithin2653]

We're talking about a toddler here, are you guys being serious? Shouting at a toddler and using negative speech is going to worsen the situation. All you people that agree with her "parenting techniques" have been BRAINWASHED. The way to deal with children that are violent or don't listen is to NOT threaten them or blackmail them, all you have to do is sit them down, hug and kiss them, tell them how much you love them and how their behaviour makes you feel. That's all. If they are so violent, then they must've learned it from someone who's been aggressive and mean towards them, that is not how you talk to children.. ALL CHILDREN NEED IS LOVE, LOVE, AND SOME MORE LOVE. Supernanny ain't nothing but a piece of crap just like all other TV programmes.

[@MH-yj4qq]

This is the result of never following through

[@aroseyglow]

Best. Birth Control. Ever.

[@dotobrien2593]

HE WAS FINE WITH HIS DUMMY SHOULD OF LEFT HIM ALONE. MADE THINGS WORSE .BLESS HIM.

[@marylyn66]

Jo definitely had an agenda when she instructed mom to take Gabe's pacifier away. But I believe before this meal was over Gabe would have found a reason to pitch a fit. Jo's speech on what issue is was accurate. A family group behaving themselves, one of which is an infant and Gabe doesn't get his own way about something and like his brother stated this is what occurs "mostly" and Jo's right. What good do you do a child when he's taught the whole world revolves around his wants & needs and nobody else including his siblings matter?

[@latishacroissant2238]

Oh my god I have been that server just standing there like “uhhh” while child has level 10 nuclear meltdown at the table😂😂😂 but seriously though how did she let it get this far?? I was no easy child and quite rebellious but my mother be damned if she let this shit go down in public lol

[@robloxjada61]

That's a damn tantrum not a meltdown

[@NatalieBear34]

And there is no possible way I would’ve continued to eat in that restaurant I would’ve got up and walked out

[@neeshapatterson2730]

She’s so amazing. I just watch this to better my parenting

[@lizj8838]

Wow I feel the moms pain 😢😢😢 it's hard especially when it's in public you feel all the stares but hey we all go thru it but yay Joe did it she is a really good nanny ..

[@o.aldenproductions.9858]

Pacifier un-training should be done at home not in a restaurant omg.

[@teresag5219]

I’m a super nanny of 20 years!!! Girl power 💪🏻

[@katiesimmons7883]

My kids didn’t have a hard time giving up their pacis..my first son, I just took it away and he was fine, my second one never cared for one and my third child basically smacked it out of my hand one day and gave it up on her own! I’m glad they weren’t like this little boy in the video.

[@KarenHernandez-gb6ju]

In a mexican house hold you do that and the only thing you need to calm down is *THE STARE*

[@katefevre6222]

the nine year old and other kid are behaving. They must feel so embarrassed, especially the nine year old, and resentful of their little brother. God, even the baby is behaving!

[@sarahstrong7174]

Would be better to take the pacifier from the child before leaving the house. Get that battle over before going out.

[@danielabaci9164]

That was VERY ROUGH!! I got my daughter off the dummy just by telling her that the "dummy fairy" will soon come and pick it up and will leave a surprise in return. I bought a small pack of lollies with a little toy, threw the dummy away and replaced it with them the next day... She was so happy to see lollies AND a toy... Shit!!! Definitely NOT the TIME and PLACE to do that! There ARE other OPTIONS! And could have been done at home NICELY!! THAT WAS TERRIBLE!

[@Oakleaf700]

Clearly didn't watch the whole programme. The dummy issue was just an incidental. Kid was out of control at home.

[@danielabaci9164]

@@Oakleaf700 And clearly YOU have no children. THAT incident could have been handled at home in a way better manner.. THIS child is scarred for life because of the "NANNY"!

[@Oakleaf700]

Wrong! I do indeed..If you think this spoiled child is ''scared'' then you are sadly deluded. ..Scarred for life? are you mentally challenged? Have you seen how decent children live in war zones? ..this is a brat, not scared at all. No child as old as that [even a baby] needs a face- plug, they look squalid, not to mention what they do to teeth.

[@asheisadora]

@@Oakleaf700 Agreed this child is spoiled. Mum caters to him to avoid a scene and well he knows it.

[@snapmyneck8818]

Talk about "sugar coating" it lol

[@weenfain2321]

It’s easy to judge while you’re sitting across the restaurant stuffing your face saying “she should do this or that” I have THREE two year olds. It’s HARD. This mother has her hands full and sometimes whatever makes things easier has to happen bc you’re so exhausted, even if it makes things harder in the long run.. I really feel for this mom.. I know she already feels guilty enough as it is and is doing her best..

[@sylvia5704]

Ween Fain I so agree with you. Some kids are plain hard especially at 2-3 years old. My son was like this for a few years too, we never went out for dinner it just wasn’t worth it. At 4-5 and he sits down and he’s great. It’s not a great age to be sitting down at a restaurant ! I actually think it’s unrealistic for kids to sit down for more than 20 mins for a meal in public if they’re 2!!

[@CazHbokbok]

Agreed. Kids grow out of this stage so sometimes it’s easier to just pacify them through it to survive every day...

[@annadrew4]

Omg!Do you have triplets?