Inside the Tearaways House: A Week of Parenting Support |Real Families

Dr.Tanya Byron deals with a set of twins that aren't being treated as individuals, a young daughter who is keeping her parents awake at night, and a child who is causing serious anxiety for their mother regarding his diet problems.
The House of Tiny Tearaways brings us into the lives of three families who move into the tearaways house for one week to be observed and helped by Dr. Tanya Byron to help their children with their terrifying behaviours.
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From: House of the Tiny Tearaways UK S2 E25
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[@shez5964]

Another psychologist/ family expert I follow has a saying that's pertinent to a lot of these problems. "It's very important that parents become comfortable with their child being uncomfortable". So many of these parents think terrible things will occur if their kid's upset. It won't

[@marylyn66]

Words to raise children by. When I was raising mine in 80 & 90s all parents had meals at table where children ate their food or went without until next meal. Bad behavior had them sent from the table. Bedtime was set time and children never shared parents beds. We left them to cry themselves to sleep and sometimes they got upset and exhibited the troubled breathing card. They kept on breathing somehow and slept on their own. Children followed set consistent rules or were disciplined and they cried. Sometimes the bike was taken away for a few days or similar punishment and they cried but we were not swayed. The result - 4 self supporting law abiding happy adults who can manage their lives including families and careers with acceptance, fortitude and intelligence. I spoiled my children with love and time. I'm always there for them still and they're in their 30's. It's a parents responsibility to guide children to take care of themselves and draw strength from themselves and not to think they are entitled to everything they want. They have to work for it.

[@juliamillikin118]

That Max kid may as well be 3 months not 3 years. Why are parents so scared of their kids? I think he’s going to be picked on in school for sure

[@crystalyeary1801]

@@juliamillikin118 I agree 100%. Very babyish.

[@gloriabaumstimler2729]

@@marylyn66I also see these parents don’t want to be uncomfortable. Folks have kids without realizing you have to teach those kids EVERYTHING.

[@marylyn66]

@@gloriabaumstimler2729 Agreed. And seeing a mother reduced to tears because her toddler is upset tells me something is very wrong with how she's been bringing him up. If a mother cannot emotionally manage her feelings during such an episode, we know this child is getting his way too frequently.

[@janesmith4h]

I'm obsessed with this show. Love Dr. Tanya!

[@smugandsmarmy]

She’s definitely one of those professionals who not only has a great amount of knowledge but also a huge level of compassion and a genuine care for children.

[@teresamyers6992]

Why is the black one the only one without a husband?

[@janesmith4h]

@@teresamyers6992 It's usually a single white mother

[@teresamyers6992]

@@janesmith4h lmao not in 'Murica 🇺🇸

[@globalwarmhugs7741]

@@teresamyers6992 ugh

[@alicedahl7532]

All 3 of these families are a sad example of how families should be. To be honest, I can't say which family has the biggest problem. I know 1 thing for sure, just one of those kids crying is enough to send me over the deep end. How can those parents not be embarrassed or ASHAMED of what they have turned their kids into?

[@chelseaswodeck5819]

Max isn’t even crying lol But I could see how that winging would drive you mad.

[@ZeroFrogsHere]

It’s crazy how many parents think their children crying means that their kids hate them or are in serious pain…if you ignore them when they make themselves sick or throw themselves on the floor they’ll stop doing it🤷

[@RicheeBe]

it’s weird cuz i can def tell the difference in the cries and can naturally zone out all of them except i’m in in pain mommy or truly hurt or sad or scared . other than that i don’t care and i can’t hear ya 🤷🏾‍♀️

[@RicheeBe]

And no it doesn’t break my heart to hear my kid cry when i say get back in the damn bed lol

[@maburg713]

She's feeding him 24 pots of sugar a day. Twenty-four. Why in the world would the child eat anything else?? And can you imagine the state of his teeth? Ridiculous.

[@shez5964]

Yes pots of sugar, that's what they are and parents seem to think it's a healthy option because of the word yoghurt. Authorities should ban them being called.yoghurts unless sugar content under a certain maximum.

[@maburg713]

@@shez5964 - Absolutely agree. They may be a bit healthier now, but 15 years ago, there was little (if any) emphasis put on the amount of sugar in those types of things. And maybe it's just me, but I've seen too many docs on British kids having to have 8-10-12 teeth pulled out before they were ready to lose them, solely due to the sugar they consumed. I'm sure it's bad in America too, we just don't see it as much.

[@lessehead]

@@maburg713 They are not healthier now. If you want healthier yogurt, get plain Greek yogurt, and you can put a little fresh fruit on top. These fruity yogurts are pure sugar. They are dessert, not real food. And they are starving that poor child, not giving him any solid food! He looks so tiny, pale, and weak!

[@crystalyeary1801]

@@shez5964 Yogurt can be healthy depending on what kind you buy. I believe if your a "parent" it's your responsibility to read whats in it. I think banned yogurt might be extreme.

[@barbvillarreal7440]

That's totally CRAZY. She needs to take her child to a dentist NOW

[@Zoot_of_Anthrax]

That mother is 100% maxs issue. She treats him like hes an infant. She needs to set clear boundary of “its dinnertime and you are going to sit in your chair and eat” and not allow him to cry and whinge and get snuggles like hes 6m old. And stop feeding him like a damn baby. At 12m i expected my kids to say please and thank you and feed themselves. Ridiculous

[@marylyn66]

Ridiculous is the word. And I'll suggest adding Extremely Annoying to the Max Adjectives. Problem is 100% behavioral I'd say and he knows just how much whining and fit pitching he has to do to get his own way. That child's mealtime behavior reminds me of Amelia's from previous season only more infantile. Like her, his so call food phobia/eating disorder is running the family and the Oscar goes to the whiny yogurt eating kid.

[@NikkieRoxxx]

Well said. Oh boy would he would be stuck to that chair UNTIL HE ATE his meal with me. Any spitting would be handled with a scott towel with "now, that was silly, wasnt it??", and replace the equal quantity of freshly cooked food STraight on his plate, to EAT

[@leonardascorpius5304]

I'm watching this to see if I can wrap my brain around extremely picky/finicky set of sibling boys, 10 and 2. The older boy is the one I tutor, and he's got a bad cycle of constipation, allergies all year round, sinus blockages, and ADHD that is hindering his learning. I was asked to stay for dinner with the toddler and the dad the other night. OMG 😱 the lack of parental consistency to say No was obvious. The desperate mom kept apologizing and laughing nervously about how her whiny, finicky, terrible two wouldn't eat anything except noodles and blue berries. And she doesn't realize that all at once, she says no to Pringle's chips and allows him to eat it because the older brother foolishly started eating it--AFTER HE JUST HAD DINNER. So the older brother is openly munching away while apologizing profusely, yet not giving his chips up anytime soon. Very manipulative move of him, I thought. And this whole time, the dad is laughing and not really in charge of anything. He continues to enjoy pleasant adult conversation with me, their tutor. I'm a mom of a grown daughter and a few other kids from a blended family. I've been a babysitter since 11, and have seen countless households and kids in peril with health (physical and mental) issues. My conclusion: Unless the child has severe autism or congenital birth defects, the reason for kids' having issues is because one or both parents/guardian will give into the child's whims at all cost. Parents think that the child is so helpless and will die of hunger if a meal is missed. They won't. Kids are way more resilient than they give them credit.

[@e-voirentertainment3887]

I don't see tears at all with max 😂

[@babesmagee1]

Kudos to these parents were taking on this challenge. I don't think I'd last 5 minutes with a bunch of other people's kids screaming and carrying on! 😳 The background noise when she's trying to consult with the parents is outrageous!

[@crystalyeary1801]

That's why you see so many drinking wine on this show.

[@laurenS94]

I can't believe max is three!? That is a baby... And mom loves it..she loves that her son cries and begs for her..

[@NikkieRoxxx]

MAXES M O M IS THE PROBLEM!!!

[@NikkieRoxxx]

She treats him like a baby, stifling his growth, physical thru a massive anaemia and sociopsychological thru encouraging him to snuff mountains of that sweet purée at every meal, acting like "my kids got eating problems". NO, MAMA WANNA KEEP A BABY YOOOU ARE THE PROBLEM: Grow up and be the adult

[@crystalyeary1801]

These kids are better than birth control. They cry so much it hurts my ears. But it all goes back to the parents. That boy eats 24 yogurts a day. WHAT!!!! Parents get a back bone.

[@teresatv9209]

I think these kids are the noisiest ever. Max is so whiny.

[@angelamcevoy3359]

Dr. Tanya is amazing. These 3 year olds act like babies. Pacifiers and bottles!? Terrible.

[@NikkieRoxxx]

I thought any artificial nipple was forbidden after 12 momths?? What happened to "the dog ate it"??

[@sontheen]

These ridiculous parents can't see that the more they indulge their children, the worse they behave.

[@marylyn66]

I know. How could they listen to that whining and keep giving in? The children need rules, boundaries and discipline. This is your meal. You don't like it and your going to whine, you go to your room. Same for bedtime. They don't really stop breathing. It's an act. And those twins needs rules, structure and consistent discipline.

[@lessehead]

Why is the twins mother singing at the top of her lungs when they’re trying to fall asleep? She is so LOUD and anxious!

[@bonniewilds6572]

Why did she walk in the room she sabotaged him

[@shez5964]

When you see a small child whose behavior is impressive rest assured that that child at some has displayed the same behavior seen in Dr Tanya's videos. The difference happens when parents fail to nip things in the bud with firm, fair and clear discipline instead of indulging the child until the problem festers and you get kids like this.

[@marylyn66]

2nd to arrive - severe eating issue boy appears to want control. He's not the 1st child with similar problem on the show. Tanya usually identifies parental anxiety immediately. My money is on this one being behavioral. Yup finished watching it. His eating problem is all about being babied and getting his own way.

[@maburg713]

Well, that and the 24 yogurts a day!! 🤣😆😪

[@globalwarmhugs7741]

You're that unwelcome judge in the supermarket checkout. Unwelcome, unhelpful opinons that only serve to humiliate weary parents.

[@marylyn66]

@@globalwarmhugs7741 You could just enjoy the show and if other viewers comments are upsetting to you, don't read them. Some of us enjoy sharing our thoughts on the episode. I have a few people I communicate with regularly on a cordial level. I too read comments I don't agree with but I'm not about to go champion for people on a TV show over a decade ago. In this life where there is so much turmoil in our world just try to give everyone the benefit of the doubt, not just who you agree with. It's okay to disagree. There's many critters out back waiting for hay and water so peace out. Have a lovely evening.

[@globalwarmhugs7741]

@@marylyn66 You don't offer the benefit of the doubt at first. Your comments are just unnecessary. We don't need to see your process of learning as you get proven right or wrong. You are a narcissist.

[@avaaaaaaaa]

Instead of giving children ice cream, give them smoothies you can easily change junk food into healthy food

[@pinkmonkeybird2644]

But that’s really not a long-term solution. You have to teach your children to eat a balanced diet and teach them that vegetables, legumes, and fruits are an important component of a healthy diet. If you hide vegetables in sweet smoothies or blended sauces full of cheese, they never develop a recognition that they are part of a good diet or for the relatively strong taste of them. And you lead by example. Everyone in the house eats peas, beets, green beans, squash, no exceptions. Yes, for toddlers you need to offer it multiple times before they may accept it, but if you don’t have junk food in the house, everyone eats the same dinner together, and you stress the need for good things to build a healthy body, it shouldn’t be an issue. My husband only likes a few vegetables, but he ate every single one we cooked to show my children that it’s all very normal to eat green things. Now that our kids are grown, he no longer eats summer squash or beets, two things he really hates. But for 18 years he ate them without complaint and as a result, my children quite enjoy both of those vegetables, along with a host of others from artichokes to seaweed.

[@avaaaaaaaa]

@@pinkmonkeybird2644 Damn, you should be a motivational speaker on any topic, I see you comment on a lot of videos, also agreed! 👏✨

[@lessehead]

That’s not the answer, and will only contribute to the problem. Children need to use their teeth and jaw muscles to chew and swallow solid food, because you need those muscles to develop speech. Also, when you purée fruits and vegetables, you get rid of the fiber, and in doing so, you eliminate many of the nutrients. Children need to eat solid food! That is why we have teeth.

[@marylyn66]

I'm only about 8 minutes into the show and it's blowing me away that the first mom to arrive not only let her children into the kitchen, but on bikes too. Never have I seen another parent disregard rules in the house thoughtlessly on previous episodes.

[@globalwarmhugs7741]

No sympathy for a single Mum of 4. Lovely.

[@marylyn66]

@@globalwarmhugs7741 How come? I apologize for being nosy - I mean curious 😁 but there are many reasons. Yours could be a strong individual believe or combination of many characteristics and lifestyle choices.

[@globalwarmhugs7741]

@@marylyn66 I was talking about you.

[@marylyn66]

@@globalwarmhugs7741 ha ha. Well fortunately my 37th anniversary is approaching so my 4 weren't raised by single mom. But you are right if you are saying I do need to consider how incredibly challenging it must be to raise children on ones own. Four children, two of them energetic twin boys would be particularly daunting. But I was not attacking Lisa's character. After each episode I admired Lisa's parenting, even when she struggled with being happy playful mommy because her children weren't suffering from a lack of basic life skills that brings most small children to the HOTT and I mentioned Lisa accomplished that on her own. Her struggles with patience when viewers expressed outrage, I kept it zipped about that because as Tanya stated earlier on "that's just Lisa" and from my point of view she was working on a lot while watching couples struggle with 1 child. So Yes, my initial comment about disregarding a house rule may shock or bother you but I stand by it. It was day 1 though. I didn't jump on her for lightly wacking Cameo on the head with a magazine while trying to put the twins to bed. If that's the worse thing a parent does she's doing okay.

[@lessehead]

@@globalwarmhugs7741 Who forced her to have 4 kids? Abortion is legal in the UK, and I believe birth control is free.

[@laurenS94]

Omg!! "Don't be so god d@mn stupid!" And smacks him!? I hope this is addressed!

[@donnadee1966]

I found that so upsetting. Did you see that child flinch?

[@nikkitynakkity3418]

I know all families are different and we don’t have the full story, but I cannot, for the life of me imagine an existence where a TODDLER has more control over my life than I, AN ADULT, has. Just no.

[@marylyn66]

Well said. Why? Just Why?=

[@verasmith4767]

Weak parents. One look from my Mother was enough for me.

[@kk33613]

One thing I've noticed about most of the children, especially the boys is delayed speech and vocabulary. Also even though they are between two and three years old most are still using a pacifier or bottle. That in itself will delay speech.

[@marylyn66]

Little Alyssa who has been taught to sleep with Mommy after clinging to her all day all the while snubbing Daddy is the reverse of previous seasons Natasha Scott who needed 200 rapid returns to her bed and bit her parents and had record breaking tantrums. Natasha was a little older and clung to daddy, only wished sleep with daddy while giving Mommy the brush off. Let's see how many rapid returns Alyssa needs and if her mother will allow it to proceed.

[@exotherm42]

...is she honestly not gonna say anything about that single mom hitting her son over the head with that book? Seriously?!

[@janesmith4h]

I damn sure said something. Although, I bet she attributes the "snappage" to stress. It still WAS NOT necessary.

[@greypanda40]

I hope she does say something in the next episode. It was uncalled for.

[@marylyn66]

Oo when did that happen? I missed it.

[@janesmith4h]

@@marylyn66 It was bedtime, I believe. She was trying to settle to the twins, and snapped on her older son. Very sad to watch honestly.

[@jlnioannou]

And she called him stupid!

[@joeybonavita2739]

This mom acts like she’s at the mall. The first mom 😂😂😂😂😂that’s why my mom has a double stroller. The 2 year old and 8 month old has to sit in the stroller. The 5 year old and 9 year old have to hold onto the buggy, the 12 year and 19 year old can walk as far as they want within mom and dad’s eye sight. So she’s totally fine out in public. As for Max I want to say that it’s either behavior or food phobia

[@katherinekirkhope9399]

Clueless parents all around.

[@sheilahadden302]

Great, an new series. I love it!

[@alicedahl7532]

Does she honestly think that bellowing she is doing with the older boy doing a dance in the background will honestly put those twins to sleep?

[@lessehead]

What I said! She is so loud and crazy! 🤣🤣🤣

[@laurensells7103]

I’m so excited to see this new series uploaded! 😍 Tanya’s gonna have her hands full this week with these families for sure! It’s great that mom Lisa brought her 7 year old son Cairo along with the twins because I have a feeling he’s going to gain a ton from this experience as well, and she’s going to learn from Dr Tanya how to properly discipline her kids and I would bet money that within the next two episodes the twins are going to be in big boy beds and out of those cribs. Max is absolutely in full control because both parents don’t want to be firm and say no to him, he’s being suppressed to infant-like behavior because of it and I’m anxious to see what plan of action Tanya has for them to begin to remedy Max’s behavioral issues that stem from mostly anxiety and his parents always being right there to clean his hands and cater to his every little demand. Now with Alyssa I was honestly disappointed but not surprised that mom came into the room right as dad had her pretty calm and she pushed him out and in the end took Alyssa to their bed. I feel bad for Giles but at the same time he also needs to let his voice be heard and stand up for himself as well, it’s interesting that she wants another baby but yet she still treats Alyssa like a tiny baby that cannot cope. I’m just overall excited for this new series and am really looking forward to the upcoming episodes being released each week! 🥰

[@robertanderson7823]

Hello Lauren how are you doing 👋👋

[@barbvillarreal7440]

That mother hit her 7 year old son and said to him G damn you😯☹😢 The problem is the mother's not her sons.👍

[@jennifercroskey]

Ohhh, the parents with the yogurt... I'm cringing. I wanna say Terrible things but I will bite my tongue

[@kikizzzzle]

Wow I can't even handle how babyish max is

[@marylyn66]

I was hoping I wasn't only person annoyed by Max's baby talk and constant wailing & blubbering.. I don't believe these parents are aware when their child is behaving in a way people find insufferable .

[@lessehead]

Omg, the screaming and crying, screaming and crying. I would absolutely flip out. His parents have made him a nervous wreck.

[@shanacampbell2682]

Max is honestly the most immature 3 year old Ive ever seen. His parents nurture him in every wrong way possible.

[@Lisa.G412]

I love this show but to let ur kid eat only Yogurt is a problem. Not saying maybe I wouldn't have been in that position with my child but, wwhhhhhaaaaaat! The form is an insanity is doing the same thing over and over and expecting a different outcome, I feel bad for mom!!!!

[@globalwarmhugs7741]

As per usual, the unhelpful trolls are out in force... judging, criticizing, being "better" than all of these weary parents without a single helpful, supportive, kind thing to add. How utterly abhorrent.

[@littlelizzi3135]

I know whatever happened to if you can't say something nice and positive don't say anything at all. Sooo many know it alls with zero empathy 💜

[@lessehead]

Oh, come on! I have never seen such clueless parents, and as a 30 yr teacher, I have dealt with some real doozies. There is so much info out there, so many resources to help with successful parenting. This is the easy part! Wait until these kids are teens! There are so many great parenting books, classes, relatives, pediatricians. We teachers have to deal with these behavioral messes when they start school and can’t control their behaviors. Then their parents flip out at us when we discipline them! Common sense! My two kids were a joy to raise. I loved being a mom. I had so much fun with them being firm yet loving. It’s so sad that these parents find parenthood so stressful and unrewarding when it was the happiest time of my life.

[@globalwarmhugs7741]

@@lessehead Happiest time of mine, as well. I keep wondering if i just lucked out. 😏

[@lessehead]

@@globalwarmhugs7741 All these parents seem to forget that they’re in charge. Their biggest mistake is not saying NO to their kids. When kids know that you’re in charge and making all the important decisions, they feel secure and comfortable in knowing what’s going to happen next. Consistency is key.

[@nicolenaveira3218]

Merry Christmas to All who see’s this! ❤️🎄 🎅

[@ngatamainetauranga5908]

Thanks!

[@dylansikes3628]

What kid Dosent like pizza or chicken nuggets and fries that a first for me and why does max parents cry when he has a tantrum over a yogurt with no label. Max parent need to learn that he not hurt or in pain he having a tantrum because he not getting what he wants they need to toughen up

[@rachelb3449]

All of these kids rule the house. Lmao its ok to say no to your children.

[@marylyn66]

When did it stop being ok to say No? When did children crying become something to be avoided at all costs

[@verasmith4767]

The millennial generation... They produce screwed up kids.. Ask any school teacher.

[@suzettelinder9044]

I pushed the money one by accident. I love Dr. TONYA, BUT I have no money.

[@NikkieRoxxx]

41:22 Yank that blanket away!! Hes using it to pacify, NOT AT TGE TABLE. Oh geez would he swallow his rice with me. His little chisis would get but no reaction at all! ..and mom a course on how to stop babying and pacifying and BE TOUGH for her sons OWN HEALTH+GROWTH

[@barbvillarreal7440]

😯 24 pots of sweet yogurt a day??? Get him to a children's dentist NOW👍🚕

[@gwendolyn0515]

And all that sugar

[@NikkieRoxxx]

39:00 max'es language developpment has delays from lack of chewing. "Wa wa mama"= i want mama; for an example. Also: Take that blanket away. Suckers and blankets are for BED, not at the table; and acting like baby wawa baba mama... I JUST WANT TO SCREAM AT HIS MOTHER!!!

[@carolethorn3211]

I love this show!

[@jackiemarshall3711]

I'm not sure if people dress their multiples alike because it's cute or to confuse people even more. For the second family first why is his crying hurting you. You know he is not hurt or in pain so let him cry and stop picking him up all the time you are slowing his progression.

[@marylyn66]

For some reason many modern parents seem to have a problem with their children crying and will give them anything to stop the tears. This term "easy life" we don't use in Canada but I get it. I preferred ensuring my children were well behaved and doing as they were told and had a clear understanding of expectations. That makes an easy life.

[@NikkieRoxxx]

He tries to spit and hide the rice in the blanket!!!

[@NikkieRoxxx]

41:03 hes retching because of that fake crying pushing air in his stomach. NOT SICK. Whipe it, say " now, that was silly", keep your cool, and say "keep on with your dinner"

[@xeniajola]

Max is treated like a new born.. Qnd a new born behaves better! He is demanding. Just because he want al the attention and wants his way... Mom has to be firm and say no! Nasty boy. He did that on purpose! If i was there... he could sit the whole night until he ate Rice...

[@kristenbilger763]

I want to know why the mom of the little girl interrupted when the dad was successfully putting her to sleep. She was calming down and she was fine and then the mom interrupted and the kid went crazy.

[@xeniajola]

The girl didnt want a drink! She wanted the big bed and daddy out of bed!!

[@verasmith4767]

The Dr. is far kinder then I would be to the parents. They created these kids behavior. The parents will never learn. The parents are weak. Not in my generation. My kids or grandkids never acted like this. Believe me.

[@nicolenaveira3218]

I’m addicted to this Show!😍 Like if you are too?👍😊

[@NikkieRoxxx]

Max: Eat or nasogastric tube, EVERY MEAL... or do you want his teeth to rot, jyperactivity, diabetes with that sweet puree?! Some parents!!!

[@NikkieRoxxx]

44:28 Alissa TO THE TRASH BABA+PACI!!! She wakes up every 2 hours, because she wants mama next to her? Check to make sure shes covered, then ma back with pa, and let her whine. Shell get tge message. Oh what are parents afraid of a crying child...NO MAMA STAY HERE, NO MAMA HOLD HAND ARGHH

[@NikkieRoxxx]

Change the title to "Max the Manipulator"

[@xeniajola]

The second family.... 24 yogurts!!!! Insane! Just dont give him the yogurt!!! He is just a bratt. No disorder just wants food what he likes the most... sugar!!! He is just acting and want his way and rule the house And mom is wyning!!! Cry cry mommy buhu... 😂😂😂😂 He is just cross because he thinks he is the king

[@tinacollins2055]

Interesting that so many of the moms on this show are way over weight and their partners are slender.

[@marylyn66]

It's the carb rich diet

[@annenelson6225]

How about addressing the fact that these kids are in a totally new environment with new toys, new space to sleep and a bunch of other people? That would throw anyone off.

[@lessehead]

They were having the same huge problems at home, so that’s not the issue. These are not the children’s problems, they are the parents’ problems. When Tanya changes the parents’ behaviors, the problems improve. They had to learn to get tough, say no, and stop letting their kids run the show. It’s called parenting!

[@xeniajola]

Ai ai ai... the first family. Wauw they are so naughty!! And mom didnt do anything... that tractor belongs outside... the kids destroy the house!!!

[@teresamyers6992]

Why is the black family without a father?

[@lessehead]

Who knows why, he probably left them bc he didn’t want to be bothered with raising kids, as so many men do, but there have been lots of single mothers on this show. What’s your point? There are all different kinds of families! I raised my kids as a single mom, their dad lived 1,000 mi away, and my grown kids turned out great! Single moms can make great parents, just as married couples can make terrible parents.

[@gwendolyn0515]

This is the third comment I've read from you and to me you just seem like a racist pos.

[@teresamyers6992]

Those black twins need a FATHER

[@Greeneyedowl13]

They need rules and discipline.

[@lessehead]

You need a plastic surgeon!

[@jnelletrim1478]

Remember God loves you.♥️ John 3:16 For God so loved the world that he gave his only begotten son that whosoever believeth in him should not perish but have everlasting life. Please turn your life around and repent🙏 The clock is ticking