Judie & Yolanda: A Documentary (Intro by Jennifer Garner) | WIGS Unscripted

[@TyRhooooone]

As a Mississippian, living in Hattiesburg, MS, I have to say this is one of the greatest things to happen in this state. Mississippi has been the lowest of the low for a very long time. Most obese, most uneducated, the poorest; you name it. But knowing there are people around trying to take away from the educational statistic is absolutely inspiring. Hopefully we can make progress in all areas soon but this is a beautiful start.

[@08lilyloveable]

I am an early year's educator & each term when there are new children joining us you can tell which children have had their parent's engaging with them. They are so right start early educate yourself as well as your child. It will help with their devlopment.

[@MAMAMA842]

My school raises money for this program, and I decided to sign up directly after watching this. Thank you for inspiring me, this was a beautiful documentary, filled with very selfless and strong women.

[@xxmjhdrumbabyxx]

Awesome! I'm a student teacher and everything they're saying is 100% true. If children aren't exposed to these kinds of things by the time they enter Kindergarten, it's very hard to catch them back up (but it can be done!). This program looks amazing!

[@wellergurl]

Beautiful...well done docu. LOVED IT!!!! Loved Yolanda for going INTO those homes...Thank GOD for her.

[@LoveVASky]

I honestly didn't know this program existed in the US, so I'm really glad WIGS put this documentary together. It brings a spot light on the improvement that needs to and is being done for children. Children are the future (I don't mean to sound cheesy, lol, but its absolutely true).

[@indiereads]

I loved this short! Good job, WIGS! Thank you for bringing this organization to the forefront.

[@bibliophile4242]

Thank you so much for making this documentary and sharing the story of these women. Their story is so beautiful and inspiring; thank you for celebrating the great work that they do.

[@Asiahudn]

This is something all new moms should see, I don't have children yet but when I do they will be ahead of the curve because of this info, thanks wigs, keep it up.

[@mhs2007]

I am an early child educator in Vermont and this video was very encouraging to me. Especially learning that Judie lives right here in Vermont :)

[@ceeceecat]

need more WIGS documentaries.....with thanks to WIGS et al

[@mrittghosh]

I'm actually such a huge fan of this channel

[@sorryifoldcomment8596]

I was hoping this was just an intro for a full length documentary, because it was very interesting, torching, and just overall very well done! I'm disappointed there's not more. I'd love to see a more detailed behind the scenes of what both of these amazing women do, and the science behind what they do, as well.

[@Cellosrcool2]

"Learning begins at home." Our parents are our first parents.

[@moe4u2love]

Great doc !

[@noodlelooter]

How inspiring. What amazing women.

[@pameladrandolph]

Amazing!!!

[@Melanieonlinetv]

This is awesome!

[@missfarleypop]

I love this, I would love to work for an organization and cause like this.

[@PsycoPandaLover]

omg jen is awesome!

[@Loriebird1]

Love You, sending prayers to you!

[@amandajoyg]

"And then up pops Elijah, I thought I was just sick off Chinese food." Best line of the documentary! I liked the idea of home visits since it is important for Parents to work w/ their children before they're school-aged. When they showed Yolanda working w/ the first Mother, it seems like she was full of excuses as to why she wasn't using the free (I'm assuming) materials supplied to her, "Well, it'd be a lot better if her Dad was around!", she can't admit she didn't MAKE the time to do this.Sad.

[@ihearttheplanet]

thank you :)

[@suzanneolivar1]

In my family it was our older relatives Mothers, Grandmothers,and Aunts that told us how to care for our babies and how to teach them. What happened to these families?

[@sorryifoldcomment8596]

"Daddy gone"... Aw :( damn

[@MrsJessicaCanty]

Bring this to DC!

[@ihearttheplanet]

I love this channel and basically everything it produces but I was wondering why you choose the name "wigs" ?

[@mariahminor4436]

I wonder if Yolanda Minor is related to me??? I love this video. I have a 17month old and she loves to learn she say lol

[@iroxyah]

kids are so cute!

[@ihearttheplanet]

oh thanks :)

[@EyequeenCasskulla]

@ 10:55 , he's caught the snitch!

[@JaneJ-PHD]

Good education is the key for great future. (J)

[@EyequeenCasskulla]

I think Yolanda looks like she can be Shanna Malcom's mom.

[@JerryLiuFilms]

I didn't know my abc's when I started school in America, but I was from China ;) But seriously though, good documentary short!

[@01fancynancy]

"Where it gets s_____" - you fill in the blanks.

[@SliWolfette]

What exactly is it that you disagree with?

[@ThePurplemonkeyfist]

;) sincerely a 14 year old inspired by world peace

[@alansariammar]

true mama bears

[@fire1777]

Where is all the Daddys? The term parents is used alot but all I ever see is mommys.

[@lizzyrules122]

HAHA OMG SOO TRUE.... shane dawson ftw

[@esmith4646]

i feel like this is all bs

[@ShaeMarieExperience]

This is awesome!