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[@justine8387]

The saddest thing for me here was that the kid clearly wanted to do the right thing and was trying. She was just sabotaging him.

[@tiasara5967]

Yeah, he was telling her what to do and she wouldn’t do it. Maybe he can teach her how to read so she can teach him how to read…she’s a nightmare. I bet she nevvvvver shuts up with the kids either☹️

[@louisemcmillan3576]

Poor little boy. He just wanted fuzzies like everyone else. He seemed interested in school but his mom is just not having it! I'd love to know what his dad's opinion on this matter is. Then again, he probably can't get a word in edge ways 😂. I hope she can back up her claims of how brilliant her home-schooling method is by showing us proof of her little boy's exemplary progress in future videos.

[@RowskiHeat]

True! Also, it’s not him being punished, he is missing out on rewards though. If he was being made to stay in at recess, that would be a punishment.

[@lisamarie58103]

Exactly

[@kichikitsu]

​@@RowskiHeatit might not be a punishment in the traditional sense, but when everyone else has parents that care enough to take a second to sign a slip & get rewarded for it while you're left out against your control, it absolutely feels like a punishment.

[@Babsblogs]

As a teacher, I always email nightmare parents instead of calling. Getting all parent communication in writing covers your ass.

[@ljslupylife]

Yes and unfortunately covering your ass is so freaking important which makes everything so much harder as a teacher Keep up the good work

[@bburgess5003]

And the teacher messaging apps can’t be manipulated like IOS and Android can.

[@silkieny6337]

Amen!! I do the same!

[@Tillie11351]

Which is exactly why Mommie dearest here wanted the teacher to call her and not use the parent teacher portal. One of the few things she learned from her youthful felony indiscretion was things that are written (the Facebook posts and messages she sent) can and will be used against her. I give it a year before she gives up and puts her little "angel" back in traditional school. The realization will probably set in that she actually over estimated her ability to deal with her child all day long much less teach or show them anything useful. She doesn't actually give a shit about the kid past what she can get for her content creation and creation of her downline. I guarantee that kid will do nothing but play their video games or otherwise ve parked in front of a screen because Mommie dearest it too busy with making her "content."

[@fightvale57]

You have to do this

[@x-gate-gate-gate]

Her hatred of books is giving "I can't read"

[@choppy_9136]

That was wild! She didn’t say computer screen. She said book and paper! 😂

[@aslihanakin1999]

She probably can't

[@BreakofDawn]

I mean, she never finished school and home schooling “didn’t work” for her, soooo safe to say she probably can’t

[@kellyg3749]

😂😂😂🤣

[@Gaibreel]

She said down line instead of "a legacy for my future lineage." Lineage!

[@Angaloth19]

I wasn’t even unschooled, I was homeschooled…and I only have an 8th grade education. I’m 36. I was distraught when I went to college and immediately drowned. I needed so many remedial YEARS of school to catch up to college freshman level, that I developed an autoimmune disease from the stress of trying my hardest to do so. My hair was falling out in chunks, and I became depressed. After 2 years of struggling and trying 3 different colleges, I dropped out of school in shame and self-hatred. It was only a few years ago I realized it wasn’t my fault that I was so undereducated, and that I can do something about it. I’m now 4 years no-contact with my mother. She deprived me of my childhood and important milestones that I will forever be unable to relate to others about. No kid needs to be around their mommy 24/7. I was so codependent with my mom, that it felt like a betrayal to have my own opinions. She told me I must be a stay at home mom just like her, or I would have no value as a person. She discouraged and criticized every other potential future career I took an interest in. Now I’m teaching myself math using KZbin and google, because I decided I want to try college again. Im a 36 year old teaching myself math that 15 year olds are doing. I’ve been working minimum wage jobs my whole life, not by choice. I worked a respectable office job as a CSR once, but let myself get bullied out of it because I had poor boundaries, no resilience, and was a fawning people-pleaser. I had zero self esteem. Educational neglect is child abu$e, and it can affect you your whole life.

[@airypersiflage]

As a former homeschooled child, can I just tell you I am SO effing proud of you for what you're doing. It's not fair that you got put into that position, and yet you are not giving up. You have recognized the root of the problem lies with your parent, and done what you had to in order to learn. It's so hard, especially as an older learner, and I applaud you for doing what your parents refused to do. ❤❤❤❤❤

[@desiraeyancey7825]

I understand your story completely ! Same.

[@rittenremedy]

Unsolicited advice maybe, but just in case it’s helpful and you haven’t found it yourself already, Khan Academy!

[@K.Marie119]

I'm so sorry. I've always believed that some homeschooling "curriculums" are veiled child abuse. I'm a recovering addict and I lived in Christian fundie land while attending IOP. I met a woman there who had been homeschooled and desperately wanted to go into nursing. The problem was that the people who marketed the program her parents used lied about their program gave them an accredited HS diploma. It didn't. She put in one of the "assignments" we did as part of step one that the lack of education was her biggest insecurities. Having been a pre-med student in honors biology and chemistry before my car accident, I felt the same way. Being forced to drop out of college for health reasons was a huge issue that contributed to my spiral into opiate addiction. Anyway, I first helped her with the RAL for the GED exam then helped her study for the TEAS since I was working on my MCAT prep at the same time. We need an actual standard curriculum for homeschooling, just like there is for Connections Academy and public school. Anyone who doesn't agree should go look at the IBLP "curriculum" or the AiG one and then let me know if they think those are adequate. Stick with it. When I originally went back to school, I struggled big time. It took me until I was in my 30s to get an ADHD diagnosis and finally get into medical school.

[@K.Marie119]

​@rittenremedy Big second. Khan Academy and Prof Dave Explains were the only things that got me through Organic Chem and Physicsl Chem. 😅

[@AAS_iff]

You know that poor kid has SO much anxiety about brining anything to his mom cuz he knows she’s going to make a problem about it.

[@ashegrey3042]

he’s gonna end up just forging her signature at this point

[@AAS_iff]

@@ashegrey3042 yep! Poor kid.

[@sweett5896]

Ikr. Plus, the fact that she doesn't think they need to socialize with "random" people. Ssocializing is a basic need most humans have. People like her are what create children who grow into adults who don't know how to act in the world.

[@BalancedBunny222]

Sad

[@arts_and_crafts4u]

This was my first thought too

[@lovelightsister]

No time for signing a paper, but a lot for filming herself complaining about it 😅

[@sherriromas5871]

🎯

[@ShailaBano]

Also, ALL the of time to start a garden together, teach him about money, teach him EVERY sport, teach him to cook… when she has all these kids that she claims keeps her SO BUSY she can’t sign 1 piece of paper once a night 🙄

[@SharkFishFace]

She let it slip it was for homework. So he’s not doing homework and she doesn’t care. She’s got narcissistic tendencies and the son is getting punished for it.

[@SharkFishFace]

Now that I’m further in the video I wonder if she even has kids.

[@Rachel.09]

But definitely has time to "unschool"/homeschool! 😂😂🤦‍♀️

[@bueller_]

She can’t take 30 seconds to sign a sheet of paper every night but she thinks she has the time to homeschool?! Make it make sense.

[@katiejensen5547]

She doesn't want to homeschool. She wants to unschool. Unschooling is no structure. It's essentially letting your kids run feral.

[@logic7753]

B@@katiejensen5547Ooh okay. I've never heard of it before.

[@NIAAESTHTIC]

@@katiejensen5547wow… I didn’t know that it was THAT bad…

[@BrendaSurmonte]

Unschooling is scary for the next generation. They need structure, to learn as much as they can. My thought only, your ignorant, selfish, think you know it all but you don’t!!!!! I feel sorry for your son. Sign the flipping paper, grow up and show your son (children) you’ve done the right thing. Work as a team! If your not to busy!! Sad 😔 🤦🏼‍♀️. I don’t know 🤷🏼‍♀️

[@selah.m]

it’s so easy to make a scribble on a piece of paper it takes like 2 seconds not even tbh and she can’t even do that in her “busy” day? bffr rn.

[@TheSomeoneNamed]

“Downline of my family” is WILD. The way my jaw dropped when the MLM twist was revealed… hooooooly crap.

[@vrunda9398]

Mee too . I was like is she one of the mlm hun 😂😂🤝

[@debvincent7877]

She’s essentially selling her children’s futures for clicks and likes. My heart hurts for those poor children they don’t stand a CHANCE with her as a mother

[@CarysGM]

If she has so much money as a six figure earner, why doesn't she put her kid in private school?

[@DiMagnolia]

Or even hire a private tutor???

[@audreyd3012]

Exactly, she claims she can afford it. But maybe that would interfere with her 2024 cadallic payments…

[@MeowMeow_95_]

Yall she is NOT making that much money. Wealth is silent…. Broke is LOUD!

[@smc6746]

Some people who have minimal education are intimidated by their children out “smarting” them. Therefore they discourage advanced schooling. Never mentioning the possibility of college.

[@ersheri]

Because they have teachers in private schools too.

[@kelseyrichelle4900]

I can guarantee you as a homeschooling family, it takes 1000x more effort than signing a piece of paper every night

[@yourfriendinvermont2478]

Same! I was a teacher before we had children and homeschooled. It is way more work developing a rigorous education for my children who are all at different grades than managing my classroom was. It is well worth it, but you have to be a motivated personz

[@jonathansturby7415]

Well she'll learn that the hard way, and hopefully the kid will be better off for it.

[@OldNewMama]

Agreed! She’s delulu but I absolutely believe in homeschooling. Idk much about unschooling though.

[@thesingerintheshower]

Ditto!

[@Bosslady8481]

It's good to see parents taking the homeschooling life seriously. We can't for the most part because we foster kids, but I think kids can benefit from homeschooling if it fits their needs. I have one kid who cannot be homeschooled, but the others may need to do online school for their success.

[@sydney6548]

"i'm going to teach MY child IMPORTANT LIFE SKILLS" girl you were supposed to do that regardless of where they get educated. that's literally your job as a parent 💀

[@caseyw.6550]

Right? Lol!

[@Alison-og4xz]

Imagine teaching a 7 year old about taxes lol

[@lilybee6140]

THATS WHAT IM SAYING!!! She is something else….

[@anene4914]

Real life skills as in, refusing to sign papers 😂

[@alyseceleste]

“I take care of my kids!” “You’re SUPPOSED to take care of your kids” -Chris Rock

[@KohiSpatula]

First, I want to thank you for being someone who brings light into this world. You make life feel okay, and your parents truly did an incredible job raising you. I was homeschooled during grades 4 and 5 due to a serious health issue that almost cost me my life. Despite this, my mom was deeply committed to my education, teaching me the basics and ensuring I developed essential skills. However, when I returned to school in grade 6, I struggled to keep up with my classmates. I felt foolish and disheartened. Even though I completed my education like everyone else, I still face challenges with some fundamental concepts to this day. When the kids in my family ask me for advice on how to succeed in school, I always tell them to focus on mastering the basics because they are the foundation for everything else. They've thanked me for this advice, though I don’t see it as something extraordinary. It’s simply a lesson I learned the hard way, and it came at a significant cost. Thanks Kiki!

[@TracyAnnTabor]

Former teacher here. Taking your naughty kid out of their class is not the threat you think it is 🤣🤣🤣

[@moustik31]

I bet, everybody is just sorry for the child, who probably used school as "relief" from their very intense mother and will now have to be stuck at home with her 24/7. 😕

[@karmagal1796]

😂Exactly what I was thinking! I’d bite my tongue trying not to ask if that is a threat or a promise! 🤭

[@eighthdoctor]

MTE. Teachers and school support staff breathe a sigh of relief when the naughty/disruptive child is pulled out of the classroom/school. 😂

[@AYFKMRN]

From the teachers in my life- the majority I know who’ve walked away from teaching- it’s because of the system and the ridiculous non-support by administrators who refuse to deal with these unhinged children who disrupt everything and everyone in their proximity.

[@n.r.m.15]

😂😂😂 I was dying when she said that. I was thinking "oh no. Don't remove the biggest issue in this poor teachers job....how will she ever recover...." 😂😂 I feel for the kid though.

[@mesquitemagic]

She refuses to have her kid do homework, but she plans to homeschool.... Let that sink in.

[@TaylorAmelia]

Lots of public schools have abandoned homework - parts of Canada have as they believe kids will enjoy school more if they don’t have to spend their play time doing homework. Kids shouldn’t be working all day long

[@jasmindisney8787]

She's not going to homeschooling, she's going to 'unschool' which is just ridiculous

[@gamespc-zi6zo]

as a homeschool kid this is just one girl that's out of her mind, its way harder to do homeschool and plan everything out then doing homework or signing a PAPER there's many different reasons to take your kids out of public school but that's just an unnecessary reason, i completely agree with you. I don't know how she's gonna do homeschool with her kids if she cant take 20 seconds to sign a paper

[@TheAllyathome]

⁠@@TaylorAmelia I’m 52. In Australia we did not get homework in primary school, apart from readers in the first two years and the odd assignment. Then in year 6 to prepare for high school homework was introduced. Not going to quote it but pretty sure research backs this model. That being said my 3 boys didn’t get alot of homework in primary and I was able to have respectful conversations with their teachers about not doing excess homework. Teaching respect for teachers is so important, I couldn’t think of a worse job lol. and as a parent you can come to agreements with a teacher without your young child even knowing. It’s not that hard. It’s called being a respectful adult.

[@gizzyg5337]

I unschool slightly. We do some bookwork, but most of the time we do hands on learning.

[@anonimoose165]

Her not having a highschool diploma and being in an MLM makes so much sense 💀

[@Vzaj-]

whats MLM?

[@ashlenburke5989]

Like dude how do you not even have a GED but 4 kids 💀

[@eighthdoctor]

@@Vzaj- Multi Level Marketing (similar to a pyramid scheme).

[@ohreally1997]

My dad dropped out his sophomore year, got into construction, opened his own company in his late twenties, and was a self-made millionaire by 40. My mom dropped out of high school, fell into medical billing, opened her own company, paid to have one of the first medical coding software programs developed in the early 80s, sold her company and retired by 40. I dropped out of high school, stumbled into accounting, started a payroll company on the side, hired people to do the work, now I just oversee the payroll company and do tax returns three months out of the year. No one would ever guess that I never bothered with university, much less, that I dropped out. While my parents and I are likely extreme outliers, I wouldn't assume education amounts to intelligence or success. For instance, I have a dozen clients that bring home 300/400k annually from pool cleaning companies they opened as teenagers; I know four of them dropped out, as well. Meanwhile, none of us have had to struggle with school-related debt, or years of working under shit bosses. I'm not saying it's easy (securing affordable healthcare prior to the ACA passing was a nightmare), but I hope someone sees this and feels hopeful. "Choose your own adventure" is a legitimate life strategy. If you don't want to/can't afford college, find a niche and get to work. You can do it.

[@keekeedobalina]

This!!!

[@Lsharp416]

She’s the exact reason there are boxes to check 🤦‍♀️🥺

[@nanii8542]

she ASKED for people’s thoughts and opinions and got upset when she got people’s thoughts and opinions 😂

[@ellarappold7052]

Nah she caught herself when she said "I'd like to know your opinion, well- not even really your opinions. Have you experienced having to do something like this?" She wanted 100% validation lol

[@ScarlettKay494]

She does want people’s opinions…as long as they aligned with her opinions

[@BreakerOneNine07]

​@ScarlettKay494 Actually, she's doing all this on purpose, she doesn't care what anybody's opinion is, just as long as people are commenting. She is intentionally "rage-bating." She's making money off these videos and the more comments she gets, the more the algorithm promotes her videos.

[@superlativesultan6165]

I wonder if this is just Rage Baiting for views

[@TheAngeltinks]

@@superlativesultan6165I think she is genuinely crazy

[@sojinnn]

Calling your child a 'down line' tells me everything I need to know about that woman.

[@virginiavallek1654]

She wants free unlimited child labor

[@blackmoon46579]

It’s so unsubtle it’s comical 🤣🤣

[@scarletonyx8507]

I figured that was MLM speech

[@soundmind69]

Down the time line Down the line Later.... thats not that weird.

[@jenniferodonnell4394]

@@soundmind69 "downline" is specifically a sales and marketing term. It means the sales people who are under you. Also used mainly in scams like pyramid schemes. It has nothing to do with timelines.

[@alpaca990]

This woman thinks throwing in a “furthermore” in every argument is showing intelligence when it’s actually giving “word count”

[@SematerySyren]

It’s like people who say “mind you” Soon as someone is telling a story and says those words I’m checked out

[@clarrisamariee4745]

Haha pretty much 😂

[@calikari66]

And the fact that she will be the leader of a bunch of potty-mouthed children... What greater education can be boughten?

[@hayleyelizabeth7895]

ahaha yes add stupid formal words to fill in space 😂 i remember doing that in school

[@menttari]

may i know why? english is not my native language so i don't get it 😅 ​@@SematerySyren

[@AnnaleaOfficial]

The idea that 'unschooling is teaching your child what THEY want to learn' is so funny to me. Most people call that a HOBBY or an INTEREST. Like they can go to school and also learn to bake. They can learn Maths and Science at school and ALSO learn about taxes!!!!

[@karenn.396]

People take someone else saying something like “he likes dinosaurs so when we learned addition we did it with dinosaur bones as an activity” and make it out like the kid asked to learn math 😂

[@darbyhogle4200]

imagine being a teacher just trying to live your life and educate the youth of America with very little pay and you have to deal with this psychopath. yikes

[@laurelshade]

I'm currently a sub and if you ask any teacher they will tell you the parents are usually the reason they stopped teaching

[@CZK_JC]

​@laurelshade That's just awful. I have 3 boys, and of all the years they've been in school, only ONE teacher I've not liked. She slapped my oldest and another boy, resulting in an investigation and termination. I couldn't imagine being the reason a teacher, one of the most important people out there, quits their job. So pathetic.

[@yeetnama9094]

Oh shut up 🙄😒 My public teachers make RIDICULOUS salaries (Mukilteo school district, look it up) For VERY little subpar work.

[@lizpyro679]

​@@yeetnama9094The bullshit that you speak. Teachers do NOT make "ridiculous" pay for little work. Majority of teachers are quitting since they don't get paid enough to deal with karens and their little gremlins like you. You can shut up and go back to high school to educate yourself

[@TiffWaffles]

I do feel terrible for the teacher here. She's being shamed on the internet and being lied about all because she's doing her job and is concerned about this woman's son and the behavioural problems that are becoming worse. However, I feel terrible for the child in question as well. Imagine being a child where you have a mother who is so self absorbed and selfish that she's not meeting your physical, emotional, and developmental needs?

[@mcp7055]

"ma'am, why are you yelling at your phone? this is a marshalls parking lot."

[@nicolesnaturalpath8010]

🤣🤣🤣

[@jewel.s.journey]

right?!

[@arhansen85]

Lolzzz fuckin Marshall’s 🤣🤣

[@maureenlaneski2802]

Ah, 😂! I'm going to remember this periodically and laugh. Thank you ❤

[@msreneerr1109]

😂😂😂😂

[@3lle-YT]

I feel so bad for the kid hearing about how he said “mommy i only have one fuzzies, everyone else has five fuzzies bc you don’t sign my paper” like that’s sad for a kid! He’s feeling left out bc he doesn’t have as many as the other kids and shes just neglecting him and causing him to feel this way because she can’t sign a price of paper! Her kids do need to be taken from her.

[@halo1433]

"Stop shaming me for intentionally stunting my kids intellectually out of pride because I couldn't help them with their homework and didn't want them to be smarter than me!"

[@SemiIocon]

Yeah, resenting your children for the chances they have that you didn't and not supporting their growth is a sign of a toxic parent.

[@alexandria65]

She doesn’t celebrate holidays either bc she said it’s too much work. Her poor children

[@dennisschrader7212]

33:27 - how are you going to be able to successfully teach your child how to make connections and set boundaries WITH people if you are choosing to keep them separated FROM people. That is part of what the school system is for - hands on learning to make connections with people and talking with strangers in a kind and (as they grow older, into a) professional manner. Even a private school will teach that. This woman is so ridiculously and hopelessly lost, and her child(ren) will suffer for it.

[@lemonywater2979]

Therapy is SO needed for some people. Like seriously imagine if this woman got help for her narcissism and delusions of grandeur.

[@graphitebeans]

👏 👏 👏

[@therose1277]

She doesn't "have time" to look at homework and sign a paper, but she plans to homeschool?!??! Lazy parents don't make good homeschoolers and give the rest of us a bad name. As a responsible, hardworking homeschooler, I can safely say we don't claim her.

[@NikkiFCO]

I agree. I don’t claim her!

[@appalachiabrauchfrau]

I feel as though parents should be made to at least have an associates in education to homeschool, or be made to be a TA for a year, idk. I've met a lot of homeschool parents and they are not much more learned than a standard 5th grader... They don't have the time to refresh their own knowledge, how tf can they effectively teach their children? People like her will blame the materials or the co-op they eventually turn to, I'm sure, when results aren't where they want them to be.

[@geraldinelafayette1838]

Also she has her hair fully down and curled, plus her makeup done. Not saying anything is wrong with that but on my tired days, my hair is not done until all of the requirements for my child are met.

[@TiffWaffles]

She doesn't plan on setting up a proper home school plan for her child at all. She made it clear that she plans on 'unschooling' the child, which is just a fancier term for neglect. She's already neglecting her child. Now that he's been removed from school, this neglect is going to get worse.

[@buttarain27]

And she has time to make these dumb ass videos complaining about something that would've taken her all of 30 seconds.

[@megadeltsmarcy]

this woman is a prime example of "not everyone should have kids"

[@nessawade]

Exactly! She is absolutely unhinged. Who does that?

[@katiejensen5547]

And main character syndrome.

[@KartikaPenmetsa-c3n]

@@katiejensen5547 definitely

[@Massivecoward]

Yeah commenting on someone’s parenting or appearance are lows I don’t normally steep to but she something else. Trying to tell us she’s 27 and what she’s selling curbed her appetite… Sorry lol allow me

[@TheDubiouz1]

Most people shouldn't have kids 😅

[@Lela_Emily]

She’s incredibly immature and does not know how to regulate her emotions. Unfortunately she will do more damage to her own son than any public school.

[@alyssathompson3662]

I was so triggered when she said she "owns" her kids, children are not property. This kind of dialogue is a huge red flag for child neglect, I "own" my children like property so I can do as I please with them. It is just gross!

[@richelleeasley6492]

I stand by; if you have to say "those are my kids," then you've already lost the argument. They're their own people and a proper parent is going to support and guide them to a fulfilling life

[@gsp4prez]

@@richelleeasley6492I was dropping my kids off at school one morning (as dad) and this dad was dragging his kid out of school and started hitting him in the parking lot. I got involved and was yelling stop hitting your kid, and he screamed “it’s my son! Mind your business!” Nah man, you hitting a kid is my business.

[@nightcoreeclub]

@@gsp4prezamen. people aren’t entitled to hit their kid without consequences. it’s like when people spew violent speech or commit slander/libel and then cry free speech. if you yell ‘fire’ in a crowded theater as a joke and everyone freaks out, it stops being free speech. there are consequences to your actions.

[@nightcoreeclub]

@@gsp4prezi was mistreated as a kid by some adults around me and once i was old enough to know better and my family escaped, any time i saw or heard about a friend or classmate getting mistreated, you bet your ass i told my mom about it. i once had a friend who we called CPS for bc her mom was letting her estranged husband abuse my friend in many ways. my friend told me about it and i told her i could try to have my mom contact CPS for her. she said okay, please. CPS visited them and basically told us nothing could be done unless the mom wanted to press charges. lol. it was soul-crushing for 11-year-old me. but the mom was so furious that we called CPS on her ass that she drove to my house, got out of her van, and started screaming bloody murder outside in our yard. 💀 she was threatening my mom and talking all kinds of nonsense. my mom told her to go away or else she’d call the cops, that she regrets nothing. lol. it is such a sad memory. i ended up meeting that same friend like 13 years later and we reconnected for a while. then she moved into her in laws house with her stupid lazy husband. and i haven’t heard back from her since haha. she has a beautiful daughter and she’s a good mom. she tries really hard for her family. i can only keep hoping that she’s doing well for herself and her daughter. i miss you Madi. ❤

[@Kelociraptor]

Oop 👀 I'm lookin at you Dad

[@AGeorge-d6d]

As an educator, I can tell you this is the attitude of 95% of parents. They want you to raise thier kids but don't want us to discipline them or put you out in any way.

[@katiejensen5547]

Yes!!! Amen! Solidarity girl! ❤

[@HayleySulfridge]

My husbands idiot cousin asked me to help his son do online kindergarten in 2020 because i WFH, and this poor child would show up every day without his homework done. It was like independent worksheets from class and small end of day stuff, but not done for a week. When i got onto him about it he blamed “Covid” saying he was sick of this “virtual bullshit”. I said, “i think what you mean is HOMEWORK, which he’s gonna get normally and YOU will have to help him, remember?” And he was speechless. He’d never considered his kids would need his help. He never stepped up, got too obsessed with his new gf and couldn’t be a dad…🙄

[@nikki1400]

Her wording is very telling, always with the "owning" of a child. It's not that the government or any other entity believes they own your child, it's that YOU, the parent, DO NOT OWN YOUR CHILD. Children are people, not property, you don't get to do whatever the fuck you feel like with and to a child because you birthed them. You don't get to educationally neglect your child because you dont don't believe in schools, you don't get to deny medical treatment for your child because you don't believe in doctors, you don't get to beat the shit out of your kids because they make you mad. Being a parent does not mean you have carte blanche on anything and everything. These "rules" are not set up to undermind parents, they're set up to protect children FROM their own parents.

[@veilbreak5867]

You're as bad as the woman in the video.... Your contempt for parents is obvious. To claim 95% of parents are like her is bs!

[@veilbreak5867]

​@@katiejensen5547solidarity against parents? You're part of the problem.

[@mollycurran1978]

Signing that stupid piece of paper mattered to her child because he wanted his fuzzies, she dismissed and brushed him off because she didn’t feel like it, I feel so bad for that boy 😭 awful selfish parent

[@deborahanneohara9386]

I don't like teachers using words like "fuzzies"....... this thing should have never had any children!!!

[@espada0687]

That's what I was thinking. If the child is asking the parent to sign the paper he obviously cares about doing the work.

[@alexl3041]

Amen. She is so selfish and doesn't care about him at all. That poor little boy.

[@kaitlinwilburn5020]

This part made me SO sad! He wanted those fuzzies and it was important to him and she just said “I don’t care you’re not important to me”

[@kyris66]

Sorry, but what's a fuzzy? (I'm not from the US)

[@KSNOWAY]

As a parent of a child that NEVER brought her papers home, I completely understand and respect the teachers that require the parent to acknowledge they have seen what their child is doing in school. We went to a parent teacher meeting and our child’s desk was stuffed with papers that should have been brought home.

[@karenn.396]

It protects the teachers too when halfway through the year a parent gets upset that they’re teaching xyz 😒 if you sign the syllabus you say up front you know and are ok with what they’re learning

[@crimeandcrafting]

I was that kid 😂

[@sarahbeckett316]

What’s wild is that in like ~10 years we are gonna have ssssoooooo many kids making videos, blogs, etc coming out with their experience with these types of parents.

[@candy2325]

Yup! I feel it coming. All the shitty parents that exploited their children will come to light. The tea will be spilled ☕️

[@kathryn_alife]

I’m waiting for the lawsuits of exploited kids of influencers to start targeting their parents and their rights to privacy/compensation especially as more and more of them become legal adults

[@shelbydrabot4703]

THIS

[@lemonywater2979]

I often think about the irreparable damage you can do to a person if you fuck them up while they're still a developing child. I feel horrible for these kids already, I wish the best for them.

[@DawnKellyMedia]

And theyre all going to be dumb AF.

[@blankuchan4394]

Every child deserves a parent, not every parent deserves a child

[@DaxysMeiMei1978]

Well said 👏

[@suefinlay6279]

EXTREAMLY well said!

[@MissyRichmond]

I love this so much.

[@MSANTHR0P3]

The video where she calls it "insignificant to my child's life" really let's me know she's not paying attention to him. It's significant to him that he's not getting fuzzies. He brought it up to her. That's what started this whole thing.

[@HANBIN97]

She’s too selfish

[@krk6216]

“Insignificant?” Oh my… we used to get fuzzies as kids too, it’s kind of cute how nothing changes. But, they were not insignificant to us when we were grade school kids… they were as good as solid gold bars to us. And she’s doing a lot of hurt to her son by not understanding that.

[@squidshill2738]

its really sad because its teaching him that speaking out about how hes feeling and his wants in a respectful manner isnt going to get him anywhere, which could cause him to become aggressive and assertive over people later on in life

[@MSANTHR0P3]

@@squidshill2738 it's teaching him that honesty gets you punished. He's being pulled out of a place full of friends, consistency, self independence from his parent. School isn't evil. It's full of so much people don't realize they need.

[@AlleyW-gv2ld]

that made me so sad.

[@adalineb9891]

Girl, this deep dive had more twists and turns than a show I would binge 😂

[@keysi726]

For someone that's a “verified 6 figure earner”, she doesn't send their kids to private school if she hates public school so much lmao

[@keysi726]

I also dk if anybody mentioned this in the comments but she had an OF with her husband but stopped and her kids unschooling would probably a factor lmao

[@excelbia08]

she's most likely bluffing considering she's also promoting her MLM

[@MissStrawberryGun]

Even if we assume she DOES consistently make a minimum of $100k/year from scamming alone, she doesn’t seem like the kind of person who would prioritize investing that money into her kids first (aka enrolling them in private school). Having said that, no I don’t believe she’s making a minimum of 100k/year consistently. She doesn’t exactly present as someone with a responsible and reliable character. If she were less narcissistic (or at least more intelligent), and actually wanted to really sell this MLM point home, she wouldn’t go off preaching about “unschooling.” Her selling point would be focused on how she was able to turn her life around and put her kids in private school and give them and herself a better life by doing xyz blah blah bs. But no, her motivations seem to be focused on getting attention by whatever means necessary, trying to convert other people to her own flawed ideology about the public school system as a whole.

[@carleeblake381]

the 'verified' is so fucking funny like girl what

[@heidipenrod1578]

“I don’t have time to sign a paper!” But also… “We are going to grow a garden!” 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@voidhog1028]

Why should I have to be involved in my child's education?? Anyways, I'm homeschooling them now 🤣

[@HANBIN97]

@@voidhog1028plus with no homework.

[@jocelynanne8603]

I genuinely think she’s sabotaging her son to validate herself. She doesn’t want to admit she is not as well-rounded or educated as she thinks she is, and so forces it onto her own child to feed the delusion she wasn’t failed by her own parents.

[@eeeriebrilliance]

I absolutely agree. She's just one of millions of parents who satisfy their own egos/insecurities/agenda's/needs at the expense of their children. From mothers who ignore SA to protect the abuser, to individuals who risk the health of their children to get attention for themselves, to single parents who blame their kids for their failed relationships, or expect them to fill partner roles, to influencers who sell their families out for likes. This woman is no better...

[@SjofnBM1989]

She doesn't want her kid to be smarter than her because then she can't control him.

[@Lorian7748GenXr]

The worst part is she stated in the first delusion that she has 4 children. I wonder how she was able to not implode about her grave concerns writing her name on any of the older kid's public school requests.

[@rainbomg]

When she called them her downline it was actually super accurate. People you use and steal from for your own profit? Yup. I seriously doubt she has the presence of mind to consciously sabotage her son to validate herself. She’s probably just expressing the only attachment style she knows, she probably learned at an early age that she couldn’t rely on authority figures to protect her (that explains her hostility towards a teacher or school’s authority) and bc of the dunning Krueger effect she’s simply too stupid to understand how stupid she is. She genuinely, in her own mind, believes that she’s doing the right thing. What’s sad is that for families like this, exposure to alternative thinking as a child is pretty much your only hope for escaping it. Thank god I went to friends’ houses as a kid and realized how messed up my own family was. I _loved_ books, they were my only escape as a kid. I’m really lucky for that.

[@rainbomg]

@@eeeriebrillianceright? What is with this need for some single parents to demonize the other parent? Like, they’re so satisfied with themselves and constantly talk (publicly and in front of their kids) about the other parent being a POS. They’re like, “my ex doesn’t even care if his son has school clothes” or “I raised them _by myself_ their mom didn’t pay a dime” and it’s just this proud, hostile attitude where a kid is constantly being told how much less the other parent cares about them. People who deliberately seek out full custody and won’t encourage time spent with the other parent, who bring up the other parent owing them, failing, or being absent etc in front of the kid. Who don’t want the other parent involved yet brag about their own dedication constantly. I just don’t get why ensuring your kid has a poor relationship with their other parent is so, prideful? I understand protecting them but this isn’t very protective, it feels like raising your own value by degrading the other parent and it’s really harmful for kids to think their other parent doesn’t give a crap about them or that the other parent is scum, bc if my dad is scum that means that I’m half scum. Not to mention constantly being discussed as this burden that you’ve sacrificed so much to raise. Ugh I hate seeing that I see it every day

[@niktamoradi]

Poor children just missed the opportunity to have a few hours of break each day from their horrible mom! It must be a nightmare to live with this woman!

[@kennyBee995]

Her: Has no education, super defiant for no reason, spend all day making videos, disrespects everyone around her and teaches son that's okay, doesn't care about her son's education Also her: shocked that people are calling out her bad behavior

[@luvbeinghiswife1148]

And playing with her hair thinking we'll notice her hair and not what a crappy mother she is.

[@MsIngPeaces]

It’s called Opposition Defiant disorder, The issue is it’s not a mental disorder. It’s a personality disorder and without cognitive therapy you basically end up being your own worst enemy- defiant to everything including yourself

[@PartyAtMoontower]

She appears to be an emotionally stunted angsty teenager, and is forever 17

[@nooneinparticular460]

@@PartyAtMoontowerI think this mom has undiagnosed neurodivergent something.

[@letsglotz3866]

Looks to me like a narcissist who is scared that her 7 year old will outshine her just by completing primary school!

[@Cunthr]

Ouch. Hot Tea ☕️

[@honeylovesbee1223]

Faxxxxx

[@TerryJewell-z5e]

That's very funny. THANKS FOR THE CHUCKLE.

[@abbyduke7103]

As a former teacher and mom who plans to homeschool, I have a few thoughts: 1. Moms like her are one of the biggest reasons I dreaded going to work. 2. HOMESCHOOLING IS NOT FOR EVERYONE AND EVERY CHILD. 3. She’s doing what’s best for her, not what’s best for her son. Homeschooling should never be a knee-jerk decision. It’s a huge responsibility. 4. Teachers don’t make enough money to be financially motivated to teach your children. A lot of us will spend OUR OWN MONEY to make sure your children are getting to have special activities and experiences in school.

[@emma_luce_1123]

I somewhat disagree with your second point. Homeschooling will work for basically every child because you can mold it to them. It just may not work for every parent schedule, which is fine as long as you are aware of your child's progress.

[@logicalchoices]

Point 4 is a major issue. You don't get in to teaching because you're going to make a lot of money. I just pulled my son and moved to another district because teachers are unmotivated to teach and they sit them in front of a computer and that's it. He failed 3 years, became unruly in school and became a target for suspension and everything. I spent more time at the school than work trying to fix things. I finally got fed up and moved to a completely different county where they actually care and he is a completely different student. He's got A's in most of his classes and actually enjoys going to school now. So yes teachers and schools target children. They labeled him ADD and the psychologist said he's just a kid. Didn't matter what the psychologist said, he didn't fit the mold for the school.

[@logicalchoices]

If teachers want to make a lot of money they need to look in to other careers that are profitable. I work medical and enjoy my job because I get to help save people's lives, not because I make a lot of money. I don't make what I'm worth as it is but I do the job because I love it.

[@abbyduke7103]

@@logicalchoices First, I’m so, so sorry that you and your son had that experience. I’m sure it was extremely upsetting and frustrating for both of you. I’m glad to hear he’s somewhere he can learn and grow safely and with support. As far as your second comment, it’s not about teachers wanting to make “a lot of money.” Teaching definitely isn’t a job that you do for the money.I was a teacher because I love kids and enjoyed helping them explore new subjects and offering the freedom to succeed and make mistakes in a safe, supportive environment. My point is that the lady in this video was claiming that those who work at het son’s school are “financially motivated.” They definitely aren’t. The teaching salary isn’t high enough for teachers to be financially motivated.

[@abbyduke7103]

@@emma_luce_1123 It can work for many children, but from the experience I had with my siblings, my brother and sister would been much happier if they weren’t homeschooled. I enjoyed it most things about it since I’m an introvert and loved the flexibility of homeschooling.

[@em.idiotic]

I love watching Kiki's videos while crocheting because she reads all the text she shows on screen, meaning I don't have to put the blanket I'm making down 🙏🎉

[@crimeandcrafting]

AMEN!!!!

[@Jaydee71172]

She is exactly the type of person who tries to get you involved in a pyramid scheme.

[@virginiavallek1654]

God I feel bad for that kids. If she's this abusive on here I'll bet you money she's severely abusing her kids

[@JenniferLequire8693]

Especially since she called her kids her "downline"... I don't think there could be a more HUGE red flag than that 😕

[@christinek2426]

@@virginiavallek1654 There will be a news story on her like Ruby Franke

[@kateleorameyer]

She’s part of an MLM, so yes, you’re right!

[@icarusfell3183]

Honestly I'm waiting to see this woman involved in a true crime case.

[@StanimalKingdom]

She's "not a homework mom" and wants nothing to do with school, but is considering homeschooling,.

[@coolgirl312]

The fact she accidentally called her kids her "downline" more than once tells you so much about who she is xD

[@roaringgirl7079]

Yeah, I wonder which MLM this Boss Babe shills for?

[@Beach_flower]

Right! Also school is a free babysitter, she needs a break, but she can’t have anyone else controlling them. She thinks of her children as THINGS that belong to her, not HUMANS

[@marinaoc7147]

@@roaringgirl7079 the is in Pruit (not sure I spelled that right)

[@mommy2libras]

​@@marinaoc7147 damn. I had her pegged for Monat because she was constantly playing with her hair, lol.

[@KandyKornKorpsesKomputer]

What does that even mean?

[@maddiediaz9855]

3 min in... she "doesn't have time" to sign a homework sheet but now has time to 'unschool' full time? LOL

[@jayl3322]

"I have 4 kids" Mam, his teacher has 25 probably and wants to include you in YOUR childs education. What a power trip indeed.

[@LilyGrace95]

I was _literally_ traumatised by my school days - bullied from start to finish, and ignored/discriminated by teachers in my teens/uni days - but I would rather do all of that again than been "unschooled" by this woman. Holy hell....

[@MY_LEG-]

I’m sorry that happened I hope you’re doing well now! It sucks that school can be either the best or the worst years of your life. 🥲

[@sarahmcdonald4787]

Same. Had the exact same experience kinder-12th. I'd rather go through all of that than do whatever the hell this lady is doing

[@patriciam4123]

Listening to this woman is painful

[@Cleverlinesunread925]

Fooooor reallllll

[@tianna1116]

I always wonder what people mean when they say thing like this. I genuinely don’t understand, what could happen at school that rises to the level of trauma? (I’m asking an actual question) no offense intended I’m just very curious

[@egg9822]

She can't be bothered to sign her kids homework and she thinks she's going to take him to sports and zoos and teach him gardening? No she isn't.

[@Rebornation0712]

Unschooling is child led learning (which in itself is an oxymoron) but what she plans to do is parent led learning meaning no learning!

[@MidnightAndLuna]

Exactly! He’s not going to get any education. She doesn’t give a sh*t about it. She’s too self absorbed. I feel bad for him. He’s going to have a hard time functioning in society with no education and social skills. It’s child neglect.

[@eva1585]

@@MidnightAndLuna She's setting him up for failiure so bad and its infuriating

[@JJ-wk5wy]

That's right!! She's too busy making her awful videos. Homeschooling takes alot of work, she seems to be more focused on her pyramid career

[@DawnKellyMedia]

​@@Rebornation0712 everyone i know who was unschooled couldn't read until they were 10-14 years old. Literally 13 year olds who couldn't read. It's embarrassing.

[@HopeTheThing]

She really used all those words to say "I'm uneducated, and I don't want to parent my kids." Similarly, the irony is lost on her regarding "unschooling." The name says it. She wants to uneducate her kids. Plus, as you pointed out, the contradictions are unreal. "I don't want my kids at school, I want them at home where I have control over their education. School is just free babysitting." Then she turns right around and says "I don't want my kids at home where I have to deal with them!" Unfortunately it's too late for her to not have kids. Her kids really don't stand a chance.

[@BipolarBear_pen15]

I just find it hilarious how someone can claim to love their child but they won’t even take 5 seconds out of their day to show interest and care in their education…

[@shersxtrustx2864]

She exposed many issues herself. Stated how she could mess up her child’s education, how she is hard to reach, explained how she dislikes spending time on her children, showcased how she is trying to make her child BE HER, yata yata yata

[@marcen7067]

Exactly! Funny how she cares so much about how her kid spends her time yet admitted that she thought of public school as “free babysitting” and liked getting her kids away from her. She would even prefer it and doesn’t WANT them at home with her.

[@msjkramey]

​@@marcen7067it's okay to need a break, but school is absolutely NOT just babysitting

[@msjkramey]

@@thatcaitlinS who was talking about private school?

[@thatcaitlinS]

@@msjkramey my message definitely posted in the wrong spot 😂 whoops ! Thanks !

[@rebeccadadswell70]

Ah yes. As a teacher I am TOTALLY financially motivated for you to keep your kid in public school 🙄🙄🙄 my $30k salary is TOTALLY why I’m a teacher lol.

[@okoala62]

Right?! 😂 I just keep telling myself “she doesn’t have a GED. She never finished high school. There is not enough time nor crayons to try and have a conversation with her......”

[@elsagreen1476]

I'm obsessed with this. Does she think teachers get a commission per kid? What?

[@DiMagnolia]

I was cackling at this like HUH

[@erwynator]

Teachers make close to six figures here in CA

[@TheKnallkorper]

People acting like we get paid by the kid 😂 I wish because 21 kindergarteners would make me a fortune!

[@cassandraclover777]

her pausing while telling a story abt how she was an accessory to attempted murder to tell herself how pretty she is sent me... the narcissism is wild

[@nowyouknowrealestate5703]

And uses her video time to fix her hair!

[@emptymitochondria0]

its always me, myself, and i 😭

[@michelleprieur1]

I laughed out loud at Kiki's expression at that!! 😂 Not one word, just the look on her face. "Yeah, I got nothing." Me, too hon. Me too. 😅

[@BethThereseReacts]

I CAN'T with your facial expressions lmaooo loved this chaotic deep dive into an insufferable person

[@LadyNutBar]

My kids lost their daddy in January. When my husband was in the hospital, on life support, I emailed the schools (principal, counselor, and attendance secretary) AND their teachers to keep them abreast of the situation. This was on January 12th (school was canceled that day due to snow). The principals emailed me and let me know they would be praying/thinking of us and to let them know if they could do anything for us. After his passing my kids teachers brought us gift cards to local restaurants and little care packages for my kids (coloring books, crayons, little toys) as well as a folder of cards they had their classmates make for them. My kids ended up missing almost the entire month of January (to be fair it was actually only 5 days of school because we got 18" of snow so school was canceled for almost the whole month) the school was absolutely FINE with it because I communicated with them. Once my kids went back to school the teachers worked their tails up making up those missed 5 days. Since then my kids have had a day or two here and there where they were just too sad to go to school, again the school was FINE with it because I made them aware of our situation (several teachers came to my husband's funeral to support my kids) Also since they've been back the school reached out for permission to have them be seen by the school therapist at no cost to me so they all get therapy 1x a week at school. Honestly, I don't know how mentally healthy my kids would be without the support they received at school after this tragedy.

[@jessica23claire]

I'm so sorry for your loss, I hope you and your family are doing okay now.

[@Momz0r]

I am So sorry for your loss. And I am really happy to hear of the amazing support you received from your children's school and teachers.

[@Freccjjbb]

I’m glad you and your family have such a great support system in your school and teachers. ❤

[@rainbomg]

Oh, honey. I’m sorry for your loss. May I ask what happened? You’re amazing for being so proactive during such a difficult time. And then being consciously grateful for the little things like that. You’re so mentally healthy and well rounded and I’m really glad that you have kids, so more ppl like you exist.

[@tolulope2232]

I’m so sorry for your loss. You’re so strong mama, you’ve got this. 🫶🏾🫶🏾🫶🏾

[@powerpuff4ever]

How can someone say they “literally don’t have time” but they’re able to homeschool???

[@madisonjenkins-moss1447]

Also the amount of time that she is taking to make all of these videos is so funny when u think about how she says she doesn’t have time to sign a damn paper😭😭

[@imamorninglory]

Homeschooling is Not easy and takes Time for sure! I would’ve loved to homeschool but also belong to one of those homeschool groups where they get together couple times a week for social stuff and learning things. I was going to further my education (I’ve got a BA) to become a professor but never did it after I got married and had kids… so I think I would’ve enjoyed teaching my children and others too. When my children were little, I looked into homeschool and it’s not a breeze!! At least the way I’d want to teach my children, there’d be So Much on my schedule! LoL! Perhaps it was a Good idea that I didn’t cuz at least my grown children love and respect me, I’m sure I would’ve driven them nuts! LoL! This woman is Clueless to many things ie she’s on Social Media making money from posting her children! Yuck! Let’s hope more people start waking up to All this Social Media being Famous BS! Hope you are Well, Blessings to You

[@martinjrgensen8234]

Unschool. Radically different than homeschool.

[@miriamkivlehan3498]

"I'm gonna teach them about filing taxes...." Ma'am....filing taxes is checking boxes for the Government 😄

[@bford8927]

Lmao

[@niadrentwett9099]

As a former teacher I can confirm that parent-teacher relationship is crucial for education. As a current homeschooling mother, I am all for parents teaching their own kids. You do have to be ok with the inconvenience of having to, ya know, check their work or write a lesson plan and print the worksheets or deliver classes. You are going to see your kids in unflattering lights, as all the issues that would play out in a classroom are happening right in front of you at the kitchen table. If you're going to put your child under someone else's authority and you expect that person to be able to effectively perform their duty, you cannot undermine them by bashing them in front of child. That tells the child not to respect that authority and subsequently other forms of authority down the road if you retain that mode of thought. There is absolutely nothing wrong with homeschooling these unhinged women are the ones who give us all a bad name. And I'm sick of it. A couple few points I can agree with her on, but she is so unhinged that it just cancelled them out. She doesn't understand what she's trying to say. She's just spouting random buzz words, basically.

[@angelover1989]

My sentiments exactly

[@nienkepalm739]

Teacher here. We have the parents sign the homework to make sure the kids are being held responsible for doing their homework, and to hopefully ensure that parents take an active role in their child's learning.

[@taylorcampbell4067]

Points for accountability systems. Us ADHDers rely on them.

[@jessinex1]

She wants to teach her presumably 7 year old child to garden, cook, bake, clean and do taxes. Sounds like chores more than education, but go off, sis.

[@kedb621]

I will say this. Gardening - you have to learn sciences Cooking - you have to learn math Others are life skills and require reading Not saying don’t teach your kids higher sciences, higher reading and literature, algebra etc etc. but life skills are highly important

[@angellike4344]

Those are all good things to learn. But those shouldn't be the only things lol.

[@kedb621]

@@ambersmith2612maybe read my whole comment

[@torakfett3351]

My exact thoughts! 😂 But like, it’s also stuff she should be doing as his mother to prepare him to grow up. He needs to know how to cook and clean and handle money. My 9 yo told me this morning he wanted to buy another book for his classroom’s library, this will be the 3rd this year, earned with his allowance. He saves up a few weeks then we take him to the store to get the book. We also give him the money we get from returning cans if he helps. He cooks with me, we bake. We have a garden. It’s life skills. It’s parenting. She’s acting like she cracked some code. She should be ashamed.

[@teeventi2664]

I love these rebal mommies 😂😅

[@ienjoypuffpastry]

"Why do you care about what i do with my kids?" Because people care about the well-being of children???

[@QuinnieMae]

That question has _always_ genuinely bewildered me. Like why would we NOT care what you do with your kids? Because they're _kids_ ding dong. Like nobody wants to take your parenting privileges away because they want you to sign a form saying you looked in your kids goddamned book bags. That's really it.

[@kunpunko]

this question always makes me so confused.. these entitled parents are nasty

[@Ilovemyrats17]

Literally. They are the future of this planet, of course we care about their well-being.

[@danielleclayyy]

“You’re not told you can do anything or be who you are or do what you want”is a wild statement in this day and age

[@No-sv6mu]

Public school teacher here. I'm so sorry! I'm so sorry someone tried to have you be invested and present in YOUR child's education. That must have been really hard for you. The demand to be off social media for 3 minutes to look through and sign YOUR son's paper. I will be praying for you in this difficult time. Please don't be discouraged. You are absolutely doing the right thing taking him out of school where he is learning socialization, accountability, and his lessons. I'm sure that is the best thing for him and he will be totally employable as an adult.

[@muirgirl]

Lol, imagine the suffering she endured having to compare with an actual caring adult

[@JaneDoe-ds8yv]

Pi​@skooflefloofandfriends4557

[@notabotbrittany]

God always gives his bravest soldiers the most difficult battles.

[@Feverm00n]

Your excellence in sass is unparalleled 👑

[@Elodie-xi3pp]

No not the good role models that care, those are dangerous.

[@aneara666]

As someone who was a part of this stupid 'unschooling' bs as a kid (way before it was even a thing), I can tell you that it damages the child in so many ways. I was only pulled out for three years, but it took me so, so many years after I was put back in the system to catch up with everyone else. I was behind socially, mentally, and educational wise. Not to mention the feeling that you're stupid follows you around because everyone else is so far ahead of you... Kids need structure. They need guidance. A parent can not do everything, and neither can a teacher. The school system may have some major issues, but doing this crap is not helping.

[@mallowhoney]

Yeah, my fiancee was "homeschooled" too. Except her mom and grandma were super lazy and hands off and she fell behind and dropped out. I can't recall if she ever had any formal education, because I didn't pry terribly much, but my fiancee is... 28 this year, I think? Her confidence has never recovered. When we first met she didn't have a GED, didn't have a driver's license, and had never had so much as a part time job. She thought she was borderline illiterate and thought she was unhelpably stupid. I gave her the pushes she needed, and she passed her GED with minimal math study, got her driver's license on the first try, and has been to college TWICE. We've been together 8 years and she's gone from having no hope or prospects to a very upwardly mobile apprenticeship as an electrician. And she STILL lacks confidence. She STILL struggles socially and several times a month I have to soothe her imposter syndrome because she starts to worry she's not qualified for her job because of the dumbest mistakes anyone could make, like misplacing the plastic bag a screw came in for a project. Do right by your kids, people. School is part of the village. Your kid needs to feel like they're part of their age cohort, and if you're not extremely proactive, homeschooling is so very isolating. If she'd been sent to school this fiancee of mine might have cured cancer by now because she is so goddang naturally smart and talented. She should have been an engineer or a doctor.

[@romanovasspider]

@@mallowhoneyyour fiancé is absolutely fucking amazing!!! I don’t know if this matters since I’m an internet stranger, but I’m so incredibly proud of her!!! Keep up the good work! I’m sure she’ll achieve much, much more as well. You’re an amazing partner for supporting her through all this. ❤❤❤❤

[@kiannamoss4896]

I was also unschooled as were my 4 siblings. My older brother resented my parents for a long time (possibly still) due to the way we were raised and I always thought he just had a stick up his butt. But the longer I've been with my husband and talked with him about it the more I realized that it set me back and caused so much mental health problems.

[@STRAY.KISS_WOO.143]

​@romanovasspider mhm they are an amazing partner but they should sue the fiancé's parent, they should sue them for emotional damage because that scarred the fiancé emotionally and financially due to her negligence.

[@delsc7287]

Yes. All of this!!

[@jennryan731]

I homeschooled my daughter. If you are doing it the right way, you still graduate and get a diploma. This woman is just unhinged on this topic.

[@aesthetix3398]

Yes!

[@baddaytrader]

Homeschooling and unschooling are not the same thing

[@MeanieKuyaSteven]

Even unschooling, if done correctly isn't necessarily bad. There are plenty that use the term just to cover the lack of interest at all in guiding their children in life.

[@sbonelli]

She’s giving me lazy and neglectful.

[@aesthetix3398]

@@MeanieKuyaSteven I agree.

[@shahayrarenfurm6906]

Could she be illiterate? that's why she prefers to be called and doesn't respond to messages. That's why she makes such a drama out of nothing. She can't read.

[@bundleofbasil]

Hearing how her son was worried about only having one "fuzzy," made my heart ache.

[@bburgess5003]

Mine too! That seems like a great way to give your little one anxiety for no good reason.

[@carriedurland5811]

I agree, that was the worst part. Sign the damn paper and let your kid get a fuzzy. I'm not going to touch on the reward system and those pitfalls, but that's a part of life. Pick another place to "teach" your child to "not conform". Keeping him from getting a fuzzy by not signing a paper is not that battle.

[@averysspookshowspectacular6205]

@@carriedurland5811 All I can say is earning fuzzies for good behavior is at least better than earning x's for bad behavior.

[@Massie82]

Same. She's giving Ruby Franke

[@NatalieValentina6]

​@@Massie82🎯 I was thinking the same thing😔

[@tobennaokoli17]

Let’s remember neglect doesn’t mean "not pay any attention to", it means "failing to care for correctly.’ You can give your children all the attention in the world, and STILL neglect them by not giving them what they need.

[@marmaduke5207]

Yes!!! Thank you

[@thatonechick6747]

Alot of gen zs parents provided necessities but neglected them emotionally ik so many people who were like yeah their parents always had food on the table but they never had a shoulder to cry on yeah they had the lights on and a roof over their head but they didnt feel safe expressing emotions it sucks bc their parents are technically breaking a part of that generational trauma they arent beating their kids like they got beat but they arent there for them either

[@AP12360]

I agree. She should not have anymore kids. I feel sorry for the kids and teachers.

[@こんとる-k3b]

@@thatonechick6747 yeah, especially when you know that they're doing it unintentionally. My parents probably realized about it recently and trying to reconnect with me after I graduated. I don't hate it, but it's just ended up very awkward

[@heatherhays7345]

She doesn’t have five seconds to sign her name on a paper, but she thinks she can handle teaching her child?! That’s hilarious

[@bees.857]

Guarantee she's on tiktok at least 10 hours a day. Sign a paper? HELL NO. I'M TIKTOKKIN, MISS LADY TEACHER.

[@CP-rr1hd]

She needs to see a mental health professional. She doesn't seem well.

[@yrszx.]

as a homeschooled student, this is just insane to me, growing up my mom always made sure i was ontop of all my classes, reading books and even doing “homework”. Im personally concerned for her childs future, it makes me so upset to see situations like this :(

[@yourneighborhoodfriendlyme4242]

"Why do you care?" is such a MASSIVE tell to her character. Any decent person should absolutely care about the well-being, happiness, and success of other people. Not wanting that or caring about that is a personality disorder or, more likely, a marker of someone simply being a bad person.

[@KwazyKupkakes]

We care cause she told the entire world online

[@MrsBurton32]

This woman talking so casually about her criminal escapades is terrifying. Zero accountability. She has no business providing advice of any capacity

[@Gaibreel]

She's a narcissist. It's very clear through her words.

[@lissafinn4235]

It was everyone else’s fault but hers. 🤣🤣

[@katewamsley9560]

future NO CONTACT parent-child relationship. the video is so stressful to watch, can't imagine living in it 24/7.

[@CuntillaDeville]

I don’t think she has a kid or kids. She flip flops between saying kid and saying kids. Nothing about her says she’s a mom. If she’s birthed kids, I doubt she’s got them in her custody. I hope I’m right on this.

[@gwenmph]

I love that one person who brought up pathological demand avoidance. I clocked it within a minute.

[@EB-li3tm]

All I’m hearing is “I had a child but I really don’t want put the effort in to raise them so I’m just not going to.” Crazy

[@JutlandAngel]

I definitely also heard "So I attempted murder, but it's not my fault. Sure I may have been the only reason why the whole murder plot could have happened, but it was everyone else who convinced me to do it."

[@dontworryaboutit4255]

​@@JutlandAngel Unfortunately, this happens literally everyday with minors. Peer pressure also works with murder. So it's always a good thing to explain to your child what death is, murder is, what peer pressure is, and how horrible it is. Also keep them off the internet because they can become so desensitized it doesn't phase them until years later when they're still sitting in prison.

[@agirlnickel]

That’s exactly what she’s saying. If she went out of her way to not sign a paper, who is really gonna believe all those plans she listed are actually going to happen?

[@sallyverklan973]

As a teacher, I can confirm that parents are the WORST part of the job.

[@marlbboro8091]

I am so sorry. When people don’t respect education this is what you get. Like my mother used to say ‘Education is different from literacy’. This woman is literate (barely) but is not educated

[@katarzynazofia]

I've been teaching for 20 yrs, I confirm. Parents are the worst of the problems.

[@Zombina638]

Womp😊

[@MelanieMackey-ke9sg]

​@@Zombina638 ??

[@marykatecraig4283]

As a nanny, can confirm

[@KTxAshy]

my grandma taught me to be kind to the uneducated because they're unfortunate enough not to know any better... but omg. the woman is unhinged. i feel so bad for her child. i'd be so embarassed of her if she was my mom.

[@ashegrey3042]

it’s different when they are just uneducated and willing to be educated or admit their wrongs but she doesn’t wanna listen to what anyone says

[@ticamatthews]

I agree 💯 ❤🙏❤️

[@KwazyKupkakes]

It’s hard not to look down on her

[@jenniferaddison3829]

Her kids will absolutely HATE her when they grow up and resent the fact that she didn’t care about them at all.

[@PaigeofaBook]

"community based marketing" is the funniest re-brand of a pyramid scheme I have ever heard

[@KamraMahl]

"This is all part of a bigger scheme. A literal scheme. A pyramid scheme." Is really sending me. Felt like I was in the twilight zone listening to her go.

[@tolulope2232]

I almost fell from my chair when she said that 😂😂😂

[@brookjensen2002]

Another reason for doctor’s notes is because parents and guardians who are abusive and neglectful often do say a kid is “sick” as an excuse to not send them to school. It’s another way to ensure a child’s safety outside of school which is the job of any adult, especially those who are around children.

[@AprilSilvers-py4zj]

Yes this is correct

[@victoriaa7128]

So glad someone brought this point up!

[@viktor-zr9rq]

was thinking this too! its a way to ensure a kid isnt being forced to stay home! that lady is so ignorant

[@angelsndaisies6188]

It's also to be sure they weren't abducted, a doctor note is proof they saw them.

[@gabriellegunvik4377]

I feel like this was the case for Harry Potter as a child, where the Dursleys would punish him by locking him in the cupboard under the stairs for days to weeks on end, but say he was “sick” Side note: I feel like it’s not acknowledged in the book series that harry was practically abused for 10 years as a child??

[@amandathompson5971]

As a teacher, I'd say thank you right when mom said "if you dont move him to a different class I'll remove him"

[@amberlynn8591]

Exactly, that is what I was just saying, she is only harming her child by doing that not the principal or the teacher! She said it like it was a threat😂

[@veroalboran7205]

“All teachers are financially motivated” says the lady pushing an MLM 🙄

[@Atchison949]

The intersection of racism, mlm promoter, disrespect toward schooling, and lack of education all makes sense.

[@snooopydooo]

She's also a felon (attempted murder, criminal conspiracy and robbery)

[@Shannon-rw2eh]

Can’t forget her conspiracy, armed robbery and attempted murder charge in 2011 (google her name and South Carolina)

[@SunniDae333]

@@Shannon-rw2eh Oop, get her

[@denisepeterson2082]

I agree she's an idiot. But racism??

[@Stormstorm1]

She would probably call you "woke" for that comment. 😂🤣

[@DaTrashArtist_AB]

“I want to make a legacy.” TLDR: I want to cause generational trauma that will hurt everyone but me.

[@bluetiger2468]

Her legacy will be her kids cutting contact with her when they can't succeed in the MLM scam business because you need to either be there when the MLM started, or you have to have incredible social skills with no morals. We all know her kid will have a lack of social skills from being "unschooled" and also struggle to get a job without a high school diploma. Worst part is, she'll probably blame the kid for failing because it's never her fault.

[@lcruz3634]

I am here after Jaime french mentioned your video. So glad I watched! Holy cow what a rollercoaster!! 👀

[@journeyjulie3973]

As a homeschool mom, she is going to neglect that child’s education if she keeps him at home. She seems lazy and homeschooling is way more work.

[@amusingkiwi1981]

Amen to this!!! If she cant even sign a paper, she is definitely not going to plan and teach lessons

[@annab13]

​@@amusingkiwi1981 it's not about signing papers. It's about the American school system and curriculum.

[@julkap4190]

@@annab13 maybe. But then how is that child going to feel after he will grow up and go see the world. Level of math at high school is already low on US compare to Europe. (we have stories about exchange students who were having D or F from math at Slovak school but were geniuses at US school). (I don't know exactly how is it now, but yeah, when I was highschooler we were making fun of that. I assume that kids more to the east are making fun of us in Middle Europe) If she already thinks that US schools are teaching useless things and plans to skip pretty much everything then her kids are going to be stupid. I already feel bad for them.

[@annab13]

@julkap4190 I don't understand the logic that you're using to say that by not participating in a sub par education system somehow equates to the child learning below the sub par school system standard.. 🤷‍♀️

[@julkap4190]

@@annab13 normally I would agree with you. Having your own curriculum could also mean that you learn more then at school. It's just that she keeps saying things like "learning life skills" and mentions nothing about learning more math, more history, more geography etc.. So it sounds more like she only plans to teach her children practical part of life and skip everything else we don't use daily but still need. Either because we need it for job, or for occasional extra hard task, or for development of memory and all types of intelligence, or for political opinions, or for cultural knowledge,... I have nothing against parents who want to go beyond the level of school system. And I understand what you mean. I only don't trust her.

[@jamiemaxcold9325]

I used to work in CPS and this lady was my fucking nightmare. Narcissistic nightmare

[@roxybennett3964]

See I knew it sounded cluster B type 😂I knew it! I’m better spotting it, took me only 3 min after listening to her.

[@jessie.jay03]

This lady is the reason why we have a whole new generation of green haired fanatics with hairy armpits and pronouns.

[@Jinxi-tb6qb]

@@jessie.jay03 what lady?

[@sevanovic2805]

@jinxi-tb6qb YOU'RE JOKING RIGHT?! 🙄

[@smilesxo06]

@@jessie.jay03 ur acting just as uneducated as the woman in the video...😬

[@CagedLeo]

“I was the prettiest one and I had a job and a car, so you can see how I had absolutely no self-autonomy when I was talked into committing the crime” girl what? Make it make sense.

[@Kassie.r87]

Yes that is a WILD statement

[@teridoster5840]

💯

[@DovesBells]

She realized if she wanted to gather a "million moms", and keep making MLM scheme dollars, she had to backtrack and stop alienating everyone. Fake apologies never work...

[@msreneerr1109]

Well said ‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️📌

[@goblinshoes9881]

as someone who grew up in a homeschool/unschool situation thank you so much for making this. I’m only beginning to process it now as an adult.

[@JessicaSulkowski-h9e]

My mom's favorite quote.. 'if you can make them believe absurdities, you can make them commit atrocities' is applicable here.. so sad..

[@joleneharwood8493]

I searched this quote and it’s a famous quote by the French writer Voltaire. I love this quote and it’s sent me on a little journey researching Voltaire 🙏 thank you

[@maleahlock]

This is such a good quote! Thanks for sharing.

[@sophiakuhn5173]

Chilllls

[@WOOFBTBWP123]

That’s what the government has been doing with this whole TR@N5 movement lol yikes

[@makeupbyjules]

I'm 2 mins in and already understand why everyone is saying that kids are struggling in school these days... Parents aren't taking any responsibility to teach them at home too. It's really sad

[@mscookie3613]

Literally this lady has two recent tik toks on her “unschooling” and it’s literally things she should’ve been doing with the kids already but wasn’t and is doing it now to prove a point like ?????

[@CM38110]

I agree wholeheartedly. Even 10 years ago when I was in school I never would have THOUGHT to disrespect or talk back to a teacher. I would've been flown into next week. My friend who's a substitute teacher says the kids talk back so much and don't respect authority and the teachers can't do anything because the parents get mad that teachers are disciplining their kids basically. She's even been physically threatened by a student before and nothing came of it My parents were also involved in my schooling. I was pretty responsible but they kept tabs on my grades and touched base with me frequently

[@elizamartin4263]

As a high school teacher, you're spot on

[@AlissaSss23]

Definitely. This woman expect the teachers to PARENT her children, while she teaches ger children to disrespect the said teachers and not pay them any attention

[@bluetiger2468]

Teachers can't win. There are parents complaining about kids working too much at school, and then there are parents that complain about the kids aren't learning enough at school (while also ignoring all homework they get). There's ALWAYS that one parent that threatens to take their kid out of school if the teachers don't give their child special treatment. I don't understand why parents think that's a "threat"? Yes, please take your misbehaving kid out of school and let them break things at home instead of breaking things at school!

[@aidansmamaa5784]

I'm a teacher and can confirm that dealing with parents who do not respect my intelligence and professional knowledge is one of THE most difficult parts of the job. How can we expect students to respect us when their parents don't?

[@audreyd3012]

Your statement sounds so superior. You as a teacher, please do understand that there are parents far more educated than you. With far more important jobs such as drs saving lives etc. respect.? It’s mutual, which you seem you are entitled too. btw. I see a lot of ‘my’ and ‘me’ it’s not about you or is it’s? Isn’t it always about the children as they scream on the picket lines… Ask Randi, that’s where much backlash to public schools came from. From someone who was a Public as my sons students referred to them. So I’ve seen the best and worse. But I never will regret my children’s mostly private school education. And I don’t regret my one child’s decision to finish her last year at her public HS. It depends on the school district and the teachers and the politics involved, which school boards have a lot (too much ) power.

[@ripple329]

@@audreyd3012doctors and teachers have completely different skill sets and she’s talking about her knowledge in her area of expertise. My doctor may be smarter but I don’t walk in their office and ask them to teach my kid geography

[@KM-ld9ln]

My parents are both teachers. Yeah there’s great parents but you really deal with the full spectrum of people. You have experience with hundreds of children and parents and of course some are horrible. Teachers deserve respect & the ones who don’t respect teachers are usually expecting teachers to do the raising instead of them. Your job is dealing with kids during the day not having to educate full grown adults

[@holdena9396]

​@@audreyd3012thats crazy girl because Your statement sounds so superior

[@jessinex1]

​@audreyd3012 Wanting to be respected for the knowledge and intelligence one possess does not inherently mean they are "above" anyone. I'm not sure why you are drawing that conclusion, but maybe you should revisit reading comprehension skills.

[@baylabe]

When someone goes THIS hard to take their child out of public eyes to regain control and escape any possible opportunity for themselves to be criticized yet refuse to do the bare minimum, i genuinely fear for the children involved.

[@lauraoneil6408]

Signing a paper is to show the child that parents and teachers are on the same page and that they both want the same thing for the child. It gives the child confidence

[@rainbomg]

And parents FREAK OUT about not being informed that “random book” was on a list of books kids could read for extra credit Ugh, poor teachers. People that are idiots are impossible to reason with.

[@voguefailure3919]

“No GED no diploma, maybe finish high school before talking about it” I AM SCREAMING LMAOOOOOOOO AND SHE WAS HOME SCHOOLED. That was so obvious omg

[@asarishepard8171]

Or can only read at a third grade level, words are hard for her :)

[@heezypeasy8611]

She's just one huge contradiction 😂

[@jordangann7438]

No ged, no diploma = no opinion on schooling. Now i can understand home schooling in certain circumstances ie, the school isn't equipped to support children with additional learning needs. However if you're dumb and you take your kids out of school to teach them yourself and not hire a tutor, chances are the kids will grow into dumb adults. Dumb kids are endearing, Dumb adults are dangerous.

[@bluemacaw1473]

So....... She doesn't have time to sign a piece of paper, but she has time to homeschool. Do I have that straight?

[@patriciabarbao]

And time to make all these videos 🤦🏽‍♀️🤦🏽‍♀️

[@greaterishewhoisinmethanwh1209]

Not homeschooling. UNschooling, meaning you don’t actually teach your kids anything. You allow them to direct their own learning by their interests. It’s not a structured teaching like homeschooling is. It is a handoff teaching for parents. Homeschooling you still have to be present and teach your kids the subjects and direct. And I speak from my homeschooling experience of three kids 7 and younger. Please don’t confuse them as the same thing.

[@greaterishewhoisinmethanwh1209]

Also, depending on your state you don’t have to check a box for homeschooling either.

[@maddy_renel]

I've never seen someone hate signing something or checking boxes THIS MUCH. There's no way.

[@omne-trium-perfectum]

As a homeschool mom myself…. Honey, if you can’t even bother to sign a piece of paper, I don’t see homeschooling going very well for you. 😅 8:25

[@Lambdiaryy]

the fact she can't sign a paper but she can do homeschooling like what?🤣

[@Username0467]

Unschooling probably doesn’t have a curriculum. So, it will probably be fine… in her eyes. 😬

[@Lambdiaryy]

@@Username0467 Just wait until she noticed how much work it is to do homeschooling😬

[@c.a.s1900]

In my state anyways, you still have to report send things into the school district and there are basic core things that you have to teach your child. She is still going to sign papers

[@omne-trium-perfectum]

@@c.a.s1900 Same in my state. I have to send in things. And I also keep almost everything, just in case, you never know. Also, I’m getting ready to do state testing with my oldest. He’s still in elementary school, we have to do testing every three years.