Koreans in their 30s React To 'SuperNanny'

[@kimjisoohitmewiththatddu-d9225]

_“Sleeping is easier than crying, girl”_ - that’s gonna be my motto whenever I catch myself crying now lol

[@AshleyMendez-iq3dv]

I love your username lol

[@ggundercover3681]

wow. you might have changed the game for me. I think I gotta try that

[@Ruby-ov1rn]

Dude i Stan your username

[@kimjisoohitmewiththatddu-d9225]

thanks for the compliments on my username 😭

[@kliq_cl0wn291]

Kim Jisoo can also hit me with that Ddu-du ddu-du

[@miiwubful]

SLEEPING IS EASIER THAN CRYING GIRL lmfao I'm dead

[@smolpeepee245]

Insomnia: *my time has come*

[@megandaviesfernandez747]

Such a mood tho

[@saladsepticeye3475]

@@smolpeepee245 ikr I didnt get any sleep today I am so dang tired rn but I cant fall asleep I literally close my eyes and cant fall asleep

[@Adinas_music]

Sameee:)))

[@Adinas_music]

True tho

[@Mari-im2sk]

Jared made me cry. He couldn’t even look at his mom. He is so hurt.

[@hero-chan9748]

i read jared as jesus

[@pookiebeeboy7594]

@@hero-chan9748 🤣🤣

[@goataton7918]

My lord, eldest sibling can relate

[@hannahscott6604]

Elle he is going to have issues with women when he’s older Poor kid

[@oh-ohstinky5819]

@GOAT ATON I’m the middle one, do people even see me :(?people always think that being the eldest/youngest is the worst but…

[@sydneypadgett3548]

"Because I can talk to you without interrupting the girls." He sees himself as the interrupter, the problem. Poor Jared

[@artlover5060]

I was like: Did I read that right? How did it go this far?!

[@Babyybean]

Yea, poor jared ;-;

[@rm9308]

He even shifted his pronunciation of "girls" there toward the nanny's non-rhoticism. I'd consider that a sign he never talks to his parents, and in contrast he highly values this new person's words. I hope they got things balanced out for his future.

[@DarkAvatar1313]

The problem was the "parents" treated him like an outsider because he was a leftover from a previous relationship of the Mother's. The man in this video was not his father and thats why you didn't see him interact with the boy. He has nothing to do with them nowadays and is a "recovering" addict in California away from them.

[@santiagosilva2600]

@@DarkAvatar1313 i hate when that happens to children. I hope things turned around in the family, because "leftover children" usually don't wind up doing well in life.

[@thecatthatateaflyinduoling2513]

So the parents are too afraid of hurting the twins' feeling so they never yelled at them but didn't even care about Jared. Interesting.

[@deviljho4260]

Sulli MAROUF No wonder the eldest brother always grows up to be a failure

[@smnikholas7529]

@@deviljho4260 I'm the eldest brother in my family and as god is my witness, I will succeed in life (or at least earn a green beret)

[@GemKun-w2y]

@@deviljho4260 Yeah. When not given the proper attention, love, and care, what else will the boy turn to?

[@laur9146]

@Kyle Whitehead It strongly depends on the family and their culture and society. In my family for instance, it's the boys that get the attention whether they are younger or older. In families with twins, it seems that twins usually get the most attention regardless of gender because many consider conceiving twins some sort of miracle. The parents here are just shooting themselves in the foot; Jared doesn't get as much attention because he's well-behaved. I'm not sure if it was a mistake, but saying to his mum that he will finally have a chance to talk to her "without having to interrupt the girls" rather than "without the girls interrupting" seems to indicate that he's quite sensitive and kind. On the flipside, the little girls get more attention but it constantly reinforces their bad behaviour. The parents just really aren't attuned to their children, and like many parents, forget that their elder children are still children and should be treated as such.

[@Sarah001994]

@Kyle Whitehead it's an older sibling thing not a sexism thing dude, calm down

[@ralphjosephacobo8014]

The title should be: "Koreans in their 30's having second thoughts about having kids"

[@mochamilksubs]

😂 lolllll ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ

[@longge6395]

Everyone has second thoughts after watching supernanny.

[@Tanniapc98]

😂😂

[@aiki5435]

ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ

[@jessica8739]

for real

[@shoelacy7101]

You guys should watch the world's strictest parents. Two angsty teens get shipped to another country to live in a strict parents household.

[@yazzyvei946]

Yesssss

[@_cerealcerealcereal_]

“Get shipped” that killed me💀

[@carlabelen8539]

Yeeeeesssssss

[@ariagrace7431]

SoobinStansJin lol like they’re packages 😭

[@Lena-zn4re]

Omg I can't watch an episode without getting so frustrated at the kids. I never knew teens could be so spoiled and entitled, and I'm not even that much older than them... smh

[@tanita6234]

What happens to Jared is not just an "eldest siblings" thing, I have a braty brother too and he is older, I think when you are obedient they just point at you more because you will listen, is really frustrating and it hurts but I feel like I can't be a brat too because my parents have already a bad time with my brother, I can't put more pressure on them :/

[@tanita6234]

@Eliza I tried but

[@ralam8653]

Same! i get treated like i'm the eldest while my brother - one year older - gets treated like he's the youngest and always needs their help.

[@Naenaezone]

The same with me also and in the middle child, I try to be as obedient as possible to make it easier form my parents but then you start to feel lonely because they are to busy with the other 2.

[@valerie3192]

I used to have the same feelings thank goodness my younger siblings have gotten at least a little bit more mature. It was a really hard time for me.

[@guusjepostulart9720]

I can relate so much. As a second child (3 in total) I'm the most obedient. The oldest always got everything because she screamed the hardest (to this day still) and the youngest has a more "I don't care, I do what I want" mindset. It's much lesser now. But I always had to use my stuff even when it needed replacement and tool care of it nicely (it just worn out by time). And my eldest broke it and screams and immediately got it new. Those kind if things. I still suffer under it from time to time. Because I have to be the one to pick it up and continue, because they won t. It's hard sometimes. Being middle child sucks sometimes 😂

[@PuffKitty]

Jared is a young adult now and I hope he carried his qualities of sensitivity, kindness, thoughtful ways of thinking, and gentleness into his manhood. My heart has always gone out to him.

[@bcandidvisuals]

Lol looking at his Facebook, not so much lol. Sheesh. facebook.com/profile.php?id=100026744340570

[@dt4654]

@@bcandidvisuals if you had a family like this? I don't blame him for turning out to be someone that selfish.

[@bcandidvisuals]

@@dt4654 true

[@dt4654]

@@bcandidvisuals at least he looks like he is enjoying his life without his family, since it looks like he doesn't seem to be in contact with them.

[@bcandidvisuals]

@@dt4654 found it odd he has a different last name than them, wonder if that's his real dad?

[@ΕιρήνηΚαζάκου-β2η]

I'm 20 years old now but I still remember when I was 10 and it aired on tv, my parents used to watch the show sometimes because they thought the parents in it were so ridiculous. They were like "if you don't think you can educate and bring up children the right way then don't do it", to be honest, I kind of agree, my mother raised me and my twin brother alone because my father was working all the time. But they had planned everything, it was exactly how it was supposed to be. They had agreed that my father would work and that she would take care of us, and it worked because they planned it! In my opinion, having children is not something you just do because that's what you're supposed to do when you grow up. You should ask yourself all the questions, "do I have maternal/paternal instincts?" (because some people don't, and that's perfectly fine); "am I financially stable?"; "do I actually want children or am I only doing this to please my partner?"; "am I ready to put another human being's needs before my own for 20+ years?" Lol sorry for the long rant I just hate when I see people that don't know how to educate their children and that weren't supposed to have them in the first place.

[@lolo-ve9rd]

From what i've seen in life those with the kids are those who never planned them. Those who plan the kids usualy only have 1 or adopt.

[@ΕιρήνηΚαζάκου-β2η]

@@lolo-ve9rd and that's exactly why there are so many children/teenagers with psychological issues and/or trauma...

[@rosieposie2404]

wise words.

[@iwatchytwhenimbored1636]

i agree. i think that i wouldn’t be able to have kids because my own mental health so i won’t. it’s better for the kid that way

[@nothanks1239]

@@lolo-ve9rd I mean, I planned for my child and I've only had one. But, I find it hard to believe that there aren't parents out there who planned to have multiple kids.

[@titanslammer]

The spoiled children on this show always got on my nerves 😂

[@jameelarabiyat]

SAME!! I feel like I won't have any kids of my own just because I can't stand them when they're being like the babys on the show.

[@310BPM]

um the parents should get on your nerves.. it's their fault that they're spoiled.. children can't help how they're brought up..

[@imready8828]

@@jameelarabiyat They WON'T be the same as the kids on the vid IF you DISCIPLINE them properly

[@vampirexion]

It's 99% the parents.

[@taebear]

thats because they dont get spankings. Spankings are given to show a child that the world has harsh consequences and they are going to hurt if you chose to be the way you are.

[@edgargonzalez-ce8rx]

My latina mom as a mom: Imma give you something to cry about. My latina mom as a grandmother: *supernanny* Don't yell at them, they have feelings.

[@edgargonzalez-ce8rx]

@@bean6099 You are right on that!! 😂😂

[@omegasage777]

Wow...why is this my mom exactly, LMAO

[@Tryin2Bnice45]

Lmao right. That’s me as a grandma lol

[@kamilareeder1493]

one word popped into my head when I watched that girl kick her mom. Chancla

[@rion6206]

@@bean6099 this is literally a cycle (or loop, idk)

[@chaesbestfriend608]

I feel bad for Jared, usually the good kid gets more sh.t than the misbehaved just cause they'll listen

[@wombocombo444]

Works like that in the 'real world' too. It's tough and unfair but true

[@itsmethatqueen4188]

civ rillan omg we have the same pfp

[@jojobelo4830]

I feel like some parents tend to avoid conflict when kids throw tantrums so the children get used to this and think they can get away with anything as long as they throw a fit.

[@thedarkestkinghtstar]

It boils down to a battle of will-power honestly in my opinion; like that getting them to sleep in their own beds bit. The kids crave mom and dad's attention to the point even negative attention is better than none. That isn't to say parents are neglectful; just children haven't figured out how to communicate their needs yet and that's where the parent's can help guide them. But it's difficult because children can have very strong will-power aka stubborn. That wears a person down and giving in to that behavior is easier than correcting it in the moment, as uncorrected it'll pose more of an issue in the long run. That's why I like this show honestly. I don't have children but I remember a bit about being a kid. I imagine I was, while not a trouble maker, still stressful for my parents more often than I remember. I imagine my child would be much the same. So, it's important to remember that even though it's difficult, correcting the behavior now would pay off in the long run. I'll make many mistakes but hopefully learn from other parents, or Super Nanny, to keep my cool when things are overwhelming and do the best for them.

[@nothanks1239]

Yep, that's exactly what had happened here. I bet they didn't put up with Jared having tantrums, that's why he is the way he is. But, twins are hard work, so they clearly just avoided the tantrums as much as possible.

[@Nikotastik]

"Why don't you just take a nap?!" "Later you can't even if you want to!" I feel this haha. I miss naps so much.

[@matchaclov3r]

Ohh do a “Korean Grandma Reacts to Supernanny” as well! So curious to see what she would say hehe..

[@Sunev_Yg]

GRANDMA REACTS TO SUPERNANNY PLEASE!!

[@pixielove25]

I love how much we love her grandma they all seem like such good peeps

[@ahgaseslvkch2864]

My grandma used to hit me with a broom with I misbehaved....to say that I became an angel after that is an understatement

[@Oddity2994]

She needs to watch it

[@emilyatwood6352]

Poor sweet jared has my heart completely oh my goodness, and when he said jojo made him happier and didnt want her to leave :(( I hope they continue working on communication with him and making sure he feels safe and heard

[@queenmaeve2861]

Sorry to dash your dreams but Ive heard that wasn't the case. The mom reverted to treating him like a disposable. Edit:spelling

[@s.leepys]

@@queenmaeve2861 im curious how do you know this?

[@dt4654]

@@queenmaeve2861 guessed why he seems like he has a life that doesn't involve prioritizing family? I guess mommy taught him he can put his entire family on lower priority compared to what his interests seem to be.

[@nataliasikora7867]

That little boy made me cry. I just want him to feel validated lol

[@rin-1932]

When the boy took the blame even though he didn’t do much...I felt that on a spiritual level

[@danielleferreira2165]

Sometimes it's not even worth it to discuss. The people shut up easier if you just accept. My experience

[@josnaj7958]

@@danielleferreira2165 true, but me as a child would try talking to them but then they'd tell me to shut up. So I'd get mad and yell, then get a good ol whooping and be told to kneel with my hands in the air for an hour.

[@johnlee48yearsago34]

Going to bed as a kid: NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO *REEEEEEEEEE* Going to bed as a teen: *never woke up* Going to bed as an adult: *prays for sleep*

[@zarawho]

True!

[@aerorea]

LMFAOOOO UR PFP AND USERNAME

[@fudanshi4L]

Your comment says 48 years ago ** B R E A T H I N G I N T E N S I F I E S**

[@capricesunn]

Tbh, I never complain going to sleep as a kid..

[@idrabohm3678]

The mom has to cater to her boss, her children, and her husband's needs! Give her a break! I know that John(the husband) feels lonely because he can't interact with her, but she's so busy and he should be helping her raise their children, not adding more to her plate!

[@lauraeblanco]

No, she needs to have him share the house chores with her

[@23lily]

when he said he feels single i did not feel bad for him at all... ik that sounds bad but like i didn’t hear them say AT ALL that he helps her with the kids throughout the day. it would probably feel like they were a couple if they took care of THEIR kids TOGETHER instead of having her do practically everything

[@GojosCat.]

​@Soda Pop his ass should stay at home and raise the kids

[@ihateu9531]

@@GojosCat. PERIODTTT

[@LindaC616]

@@23lily Too often, dads are "good time Charlie", they don't deal with the gritty

[@mochamilksubs]

Most ppl who are older siblings can relate to jared 😂 but srsly i feel bad for him. Well it isnt exactly just an elder siblings thing lol.

[@notsohoneymoon]

Fr😅

[@clownvibes]

or middle children

[@imready8828]

Np our eldest sister has the same affection on my mother as me (youngest) we're a 5 in total and my three sister on 2nd,3rd,4th gets a pinch and I feel bad

[@mochamilksubs]

@@clownvibes yh

[@mochamilksubs]

@@imready8828 lucky!! Fam goals! 😂

[@JoolieJulie_]

as an older sibling, i honestly am admirative of little Jared He's accepting the punishements so calmly even tho it's unfair, if i was his age i would've had about 287441 breakdowns in tears LMAO This is why i dont want kids, i dont wanna deal with kids like these girls and end up neglecting good kids like Jared, i'd feel so guilty

[@savannahrosehandel4596]

They’re not bad children though. They’re like 4 all 4 year old test their limits and they just happened to learn they can walk all over their parents. All children have different personalities but even “difficult” children can be disciplined. The twins are spunky and strong headed. They’re cute but obviously need to be taught that adults are adults and they aren’t the boss.

[@JoolieJulie_]

@@savannahrosehandel4596 oh i know, all 4 yos are loud lol i still hate loud kids tho LOL

[@ebc6970]

Yes it all depends on how you brought them up. I watched shows about how celebrity dads raise their kids and some of them were in the show since they were born. They grew up to be very caring, understanding, loving, and mature than any other kids their age. And they're barely 3-5 years old To anyone who knows, yes it is the return of superman

[@SjofnBM1989]

It's sad because it shows how much he's just....given up. He knows his Mom won't listen to him, he knows it's pointless to argue back so he just takes it.

[@Undomaranel]

If you raise them right your potential children won't become as bratty as the girls. They were that bad because they had been enabled. Don't let a small thing like misbehaving children discourage future parenthood; there are plenty of other reasons to postpone, but chronic misbehavior is the parent's fault in the early years.

[@emilynietogaribay8590]

I feel so bad for Jared to he’s such a pure hearted kid who just wants love from his parents

[@meme10tion45]

these shows hurt so much when you actually study education science and realize all the wrong things that the parents are doing

[@virtualarmageddon6232]

Oml that one episode were the parents gave their kids candy every time they had a tempertantrum just so they'd not have to deal with them, that episode haunts me 😭

[@ChocolateMonkeh]

@@virtualarmageddon6232 Parents have moved on from candy to iPads and cellphones lol

[@Doc-hp5wf]

@@ChocolateMonkeh that's ruining their brain turned them into tiktokers

[@lelouchemperor8424]

"Reacting to Americans after getting their wisdom teeth pulled"

[@aleycna]

Lelouch Emperor yessss!!

[@yazzyvei946]

Yesssss

[@ok.8775]

I like how you had to specify “Americans” 😂😂

[@chode5358]

Most of those fake tho

[@embobbisonembobbison1338]

@@chode5358 we just want the reactions nobody cares about the vids

[@CrazyRevy]

"ohh that girl" sips starbucks if that doesn't scream adulting idk what does LMFAO

[@xcryinggovrspltmlkx]

When the thought box came out I SOBBED like physical tears came out- I'm not sensitive at all what is happening

[@marcjustincutamora5336]

same😢

[@snhw.a.6056]

sameeeee. i was a mess during that scene like, poor jared 😔 he can't even look directly at his mom bcs he's _that_ emotionally disconnected from her. i feel so bad for the poor kid

[@Naenaezone]

He shouldn't have to have a box just to talk to his mom😢😢😢

[@onedaysai0]

It hits a little different when you can relate on some level.

[@smolpeepee245]

@Clementina Yael Severina M. Sometimes you don't have a choice, 4 children are probably expensive :'>

[@babycboo1267]

When Jared can't even look at his mom... I felt that 😭😭... It's a good thing to know that they're a happy family now

[@thenormallife1138]

When she asked if she could take a call and that little girl said no my eyeballs almost popped out. I thought she was gonna catch a back hand 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@southerngirljess1987]

I was kinda waiting for them to react to this show! I watched this show growing up and I thought how those children were so rude and disrespectful, and it was also in part because of their parents. Keep up the good videos! Stay safe as well!

[@310BPM]

it's all because of their parents, unless they have some kind of mental/neurological disorder..

[@ambar_5990]

It always seems to be down to lack of consistency and lack of routine. Also quite often when the parents showed a little respect (getting down to their level etc) they changed behaviour so quickly.

[@lidaguevara3657]

Dude if they were in a Mexican home, mmmh, the mothers would never put up with that. Those kids better get ready to dodge the OLYMPIC CHANCLA. Those things hurt. 😂

[@zerotodona1495]

Lida Guevara they call cps on white people if they spank their child.

[@Marskilius]

Same with asian home, my indonesian mother would have none of that bs 😂

[@allietone20]

The stories my Hispanic has told me about their moms and chanclas are hilarious, they sometimes be wondering how in the hell she caught them at times.

[@PalitoSelvatico]

@@zerotodona1495 not really many kids are abused by their families and cps does nothing. its just a thing of parents being too soft or busy

[@allietone20]

I'm Haitian, so yeah, let my ass even think about doing something stupid when I was younger, my mom was already next to me getting ready to slap the bricks off of me.

[@meiznz]

Asian here, Dad's finna get his slippers and 360° no scope us if we misbehave.

[@maipandabear]

My grandma would chase us and hit our legs with the metal part of the fly swatter 😂😭

[@sofiacamarillo9487]

I’d get the belt or broom or a cord or a sandal mainly anything near the person whose whopping my ass😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@sofiacamarillo9487]

@JN - 07PS - Williams Parkway Sr PS (1424) I-I....a-are...are you ok

[@marymandez9532]

Afro-latina here and I felt that pain from my momma

[@marymandez9532]

@JN - 07PS - Williams Parkway Sr PS (1424) Are.....you okay?

[@warnersisters4313]

6:28 the mother is about to cry and the dad just sits there like a soggy sandwich! 😂🤦🏻‍♀️

[@misfitwhocares7554]

Parents shouldn't be afraid to be strict to their children, they need this and won't love you less, just show them that this doesn't come from a place of anger (even if you get a bit louder). also explaining your feelings can help pretty well when your children are older (4+)

[@bleepbloop9319]

tatakae

[@hannaaaaaa23]

I watched this show growing up and I remember after each episode I would say “I’m definitely not having kids” to my mom 😂

[@carlabelen8539]

I WAS TEARING UP AND BURST TO TEARS WHEN I SAW YUMI ALMOST CRYING BECAUSE OF THE SAME JARED'S SUCH A GOOD BOY 😭

[@jessicaperez9303]

React to Wife Swap. It's about two mom's who swap families and have to live how the other did. I recommend episode 14 the stockdale/tonkovic families

[@alexaplaybtsbts463]

The fun episode is the one where the amish family swapped with a vegas stripper named big juicy. Now that, was an episode!

[@williamhare3528]

I saw one recently where one of families were like Bigfoot-hunters and the other family were trying to launch the rapping career of their little kid. It was very fun to watch

[@sophiashine6903]

omfg 💀

[@Simon.0000]

My neighbor was on that 90% is actually scripted just like 90 day fiancé

[@itsjerry4426]

That little girl is brave leaving the corner while screaming. MY parents would of beat my ahh

[@cheslocked9036]

"sleeping is easier than crying, girl" she knows what's up

[@Ringdingdong206]

In most of these episodes, the dad never helps like why wouldn't you????

[@vampirexion]

Old fashioned gender roles i guess. Dude gets the free pass to go to work away from the kids. Sees em for a couple hours and thats it

Well, the first one for instance they did not even have their mother, she was working instead.It is not a father's job to clean after the wife's mess, he probably worked very hard like a slave just to pay bills and feed his family.

@Kashoot Me Well, I kinda think you are underestimating the man's job.When a man comes back from hard work he should not be worried with neverending home tasks.The woman's job is easy af and she still can't take responsibilities.These days men work up to 4 times harder than women and still have to do half the tasks mothers should be doing... and people call that ''women's rights''.My step-father worked up to 100 hours in a week and had to cook while my mother slept after an easy day, this is probably what happened with this family.

[@MonAhgasInsomniAroELF]

@ Easy af, huh? Then the man should be able to help out a little if it's so easy. You wouldn't last a week doing what a woman who works and raises children does. Or maybe you would, but you would certainty respect women a lot more afterward. Also you realize single men do the (traditionally considered) work of a man and a woman all on their own and they aren't wasting away. I pity the poor woman who will be enslaved in marriage to you. Also, the facts are that children need BOTH their mother and their father to take part in raising and teaching them. It's more healthy for them psychologically to have both parents engaged. Sure, with that many kids the mom should work part time, not full time, but they probably really need the money. These kids would probably have fewer issues if their dad had been more involved. All he has to do is spend some time with the kids just a couple hours a day, and help the mom with a little bit of housework and things would be fine. If he can't do that much then he never should have had kids to begin with. It is his responsibility as a father to be involved with his family and help his wife raise them. Period.

[@ihateu9531]

@ the mother was working AND taking care of their kids while the dad was just working. She is working hard like a slave to pay bills and to take care of their kids

[@kiwimusume]

“Sleeping is easier than crying, girl” 😂

[@jkartrude3682]

New favorite channel. "Hey Kids!" 30 y.o. adult U.S. male " :D "

[@Zoyiekka]

Aww that's cute

[@p4ngolin]

30 yo me : yes. It me. Im baby

[@daisy-ge7tp]

This is cute 💖💖

[@jellosquid8096]

19: :D

[@oougahersharr]

50 year old USA woman, lol, but I don't mind them calling me a kid. :-)

[@Hi-rp8up]

If my mom saw this she would be like: “ why aren’t you hitting them with the chancla? So far I know that the Cuco is going to visit them at night “

[@criss_sharon]

So relatable! 🤭

[@ice1055]

The kids are old enough to be going to school, that’s where they are taught that this behaviour will not be tolerated. They need something to do with their time so when it comes to bedtime they are exhausted and will sleep. Mom needs to work in her office and honestly they should treat the eldest with more respect. They punish him when he isn’t the one who instigated an argument there for you are patting the girls on the back and not punishing them for their actions! No wonder they walk all over everyone.

[@az639]

(I know this comment is a year old but I felt the need to answer.) I agree. The twins are 4 years old they should be in kindergarten and not at home. Also they are 4 years old they shouldn't be taking naps during the day anymore. The parents are surprised that they don't want to sleep at 8pm but they make them take a 1-2 hour nap every day, of course they are not going to be sleepy especially because it seems like they spend most of the day in the house so they don't have any means to exhaust themselves. My mom and dad stopped with the naps when they noticed that I stayed up for 2 hours almost every night after they put me to bed. The naps stopped and within 2 weeks I asleep before my bedtime every day because I was sleepy.

[@ashleyblue5194]

As the oldest I feel Jared's pain.. Always get blamed for what the younger spoiled siblings do 😔😒

[@MonkeyButtMovies1]

Same: second oldest who was always stuck cleaning up my younger sisters toys when they made a mess and getting into trouble when I wouldn't let them go on my laptop (which they had broken one of the keys on and dropped multiple times), plus a younger brother who was always hiding my phone and bus pass when I needed to leave and never got into trouble. Thank God they are half siblings and I didn't have to live with them every day.

[@yogurLAPIZ]

When she said parents hurt when they see their kids crying... I remember my mom after a whipping and I was crying, she said: it hurts me more! Me: wtf?! O_o XD

[@prettyrat.]

I always thought that was stupid. Oh no, my heart hurts! Okay, while you’re thinking “oh my child is misbehaving” your kid is in physical pain and feels angry and upset, and also probably feels like you don’t love them at that moment. Plus they’ll be like 20-30 years younger… make it make sense.

[@dominique8621]

I used to hate when my mom would say "you're punishing yourself" and I'd think "If that was true I'd have picked a corner instead of an ass whipping, but I couldn't so who's actually punishing who?" but now I get it, if I wasn't being a little shit I wouldn't have gotten an ass whipping. Cause and effect.

[@inzla8492]

ok so my mom fricken laughs 😭 and then after she’s done if I cry she says I will give you something to cry about with a smile on her face someone call cps 😂😂(all jokes not meant to be offensive), but in her defensive I only get whipped if I do something bad so I guess it’s my fault to😂.

[@bubbles696]

My mum used to hit me with her big ass wooden rolling pin, and now when I mention it she says she doesn’t even remember ever doing that *.-.*

[@bigboomer1013]

I hear my parents say that to me a long time ago. Can't be sure if they did say that though. But my dad talked about how his dad use to say that a lot including to a fictional kid from a kid song that almost every Latino have heard and listend to (if you know what Cree Cree is and the song about a "bratty" kid crying because his milk is too hot or too cold for him and gets spanked for that, you get what I'm talking about). My dad told me that whenever the song comes on, my grandpa would joke around and say "bring me the kid and I'll give him a real reason to cry and set him straight." I don't know why but I have a theory for why there are parents who say "it hurts me more". I believe its because they are taught that the only way to scold or discipline your kid is by hitting them and the parents really don't want to do that because they themselves have been hit. They are use to it as the norm and don't want to come off as abusive but have no choice. The parents don't know what to do and how to be the boss and strict but also don't know not come off as the bad guy. So they just spank like they are taught to do and tell them that it hurts them more. It hurts the parents that they have to hurt them and be the bad guy.

[@codyh2674]

Why doesnt the dad help? Seems like theres 1 parent whos parenting. And only giving the father the role of discipline wtf lolll

[@codyh2674]

@VASTFLYER 232•••••••• so does the wife

[@shakzerss7062]

@VASTFLYER 232•••••••• She cut down her hours and probably has to work more days to do that. They both have hard jobs, and she has 2.

[@codyh2674]

@VASTFLYER 232•••••••• probs had to cut down her hours because shes expected to also have the entire housewife role and probably makes dinner Either way her work load is way more

[@bigvanvader8365]

cody h but she works from home dummy.

[@codyh2674]

@@bigvanvader8365 he should as well or they should pay for a nanny

[@hellodoink]

kids screaming like that are only part of the reason why i don't want kids, have never wanted kids, and have never had doubts about not wanting kids. that noise is one of the only things that will make me immediately lose all my patience.

[@marcyabadeer9493]

I live in Brazil and I remember when I was a child and I saw this program here, all the children who knew him were afraid of their parents calling Super Nanny.

[@medhanair7115]

So I used to watch this show when I was little and one time I was annoying my sis and I was 3, right and legit my mom was like “iM cAlLiNG sUpErNANny” (actually proceeds to call my dad) and I go hide for like an hour in the house because I’m deathly afraid of super nanny... goddamn. What’s worse is my hiding spot was literally in the open I was doing a John cena... “you can’t see me”

[@valerie3192]

Aww yes! I remember I was scared of super nanny and I thought she was a mean person.

[@kiera6326]

Medha Nair+ OMG yes!! My gran used to dial ‘000’ and say it was supernanny.

[@medhanair7115]

HardcoreGirlGroupStan we have suffered but we are not alone ✊

[@toqa6735]

Sameeeeeeeeee but I was 7

[@meowdazaimeow]

Medha Nair When my siblings don’t behave i’m like GET iN tHe NauGhTy coRnEr fOr 4 mInUtEs

[@bingsterc7621]

Please REACT to the show, “HOARDERS“.

[@Lukey21]

Bing Chen omg yes !!! I can just imagine the reactions from them now 🤣

[@bingsterc7621]

@@Lukey21 - Same here. That’s why I suggested it. Lol

[@hannahscott6604]

Bing Chen have them watch the rat episode

[@undisclosedmeatwallet487]

I'm so happy that I was really reserved when I was little, lol. Probably saved my parents from hundreds of headaches

[@motivationtoescapethematrix]

if I showed this video to my asian mom she'd be like "her mom needs to slap her with a slipper and she'll be alright" I bet LMAO

[@criss_sharon]

So true! 🤭👍

[@abstrakt8709]

It’s so conflicting, like I hated getting smacked, but then I am grateful that I haven’t turned out to be a brat, but then it’s still bad cause it can sometimes damage children mentally but then not doing anything could damage them as well

[@AliceBunny05]

​@@abstrakt8709the only reason people hit their children is because they are uneducated, or they're just continuing what their parents did to them. you're not allowed to hit a grown adult, or a pet, those are considered assault and abuse. so why do people suddenly think it's okay to hit a child?

[@jinglelim6731]

My parents were always busy making money for the fam so my older brother and I were always staying with our late grandma. In other words, we were taught to be obedient and independent in cooking and doing house work with our late grandma. We did not DARE to anger her because well...we did not want to get beat with the broom.

[@criss_sharon]

🤭👍

[@naurarania9082]

As a person who’s growing up in an asian household, i can’t relate at all lmaoo if i don’t behave and act all bratty, for sure those sandals would come flying at me

[@kayatalbert3127]

i think the same goes for all people of color’s household! my mom is latina/black so she really doesn’t play haha

[@MonkeyButtMovies1]

Not all white people are like this, I'd have been in for it if I dared act even halfway as bad as this.

[@kikimo5558]

Bruthuh the flying hanger

[@Saira124]

@@MonkeyButtMovies1 But still, Beating children to this extent is abuse

[@MonkeyButtMovies1]

@@Saira124 Of course, I never said I was beaten, my mother was intelligent enough to think up appropriate punishments.

[@phealo]

I've been waiting for this ever since I came out of the womb. My purpose in life is to watch this.

[@yinandyangmix]

you both are so understanding and always see things from everyone's point of view, i love watching you both so much!

[@jooniemoonie1531]

"You better just to calm down" Zoey: "yOu CaLM dOwN"

[@bcandidvisuals]

The parents could have prevented this by setting the tone when they first started acting out. I'll be damn if my child run over me!!!

[@celinahatton2653]

Yup. My daughter went to bite me once when she was about 2 years old. I gave her a death stare and whispered "Try it." She didn't 🤣

[@jermworm2467]

Being the eldest is SO HARD, the immense responsibility you have to be a good influence for your siblings, taking the time to make sure they do good and don’t end up like you, and just having time to grow in your own life without completely leaving them in the dust if there’s a large age difference. Also you should react to “my cat from hell” it’s really good.

[@lord_xylozdoomsday959]

I got shit just for being the youngest and cuz i knew how to behave people who diddn't know me diddn't even believe that i was the younger one a pro tip being well behaved is only say things that they want you to say and other wise sit still and don't move at all i still got smacked but what evs

[@jermworm2467]

lord_xyloz doom's day that’s just a toxic household

[@oougahersharr]

My older sister was the "brat", if you will. So much so, that one year she gave away all my and my little sister's Barbie dolls, saying she gave hers away and thought the other two sets were hers as well. And when she was 15, she told the entire family she felt like she'd been kidnapped, was an only child forced to live with three kids not related to her, and basically didn't want to be with the family at all. My Mom cried after Cathy went to bed. My older sister also refused to eat, but not because of her weight (which was naturally skinny), She did it to frustrate my parents. So, my mom finally got sick of it and told her she was forbidden to eat outside of school or the house. She couldn't eat over someone's house, at the movies, or anything. She had to eat breakfast, the teachers had to make sure she ate a packed lunch provided for her, and she was expected home for dinner every night. And she was forced to sit and eat the dinner she was given, even if it got cold and Mom had to sit with her all night. Mom said if she refused to obey, Mom would have Cathy admitted to an insane asylum for her disturbing behavior. Within six months, Cathy was eating normally again and allowed to start eating outside the home and school. My Mom admits that was the toughest thing she ever did, as she knew Cathy was sick and wasting away just because she was mad at them for whatever reason. She didn't want to hospitalize Cathy, but she couldn't think of anything else to do for her. If you wonder were Dad was in all this: he was working second and third shift jobs (when he wasn't working for IBM), and suffering from a heart condition. Mom sometimes worked if we needed extra money, but she and Dad had discussed things when they married and Mom had giving up her nurse's training in order to stay at home with the kids, voluntarily. My Dad would have done it, but it was deemed the better plan for him to work, since Mom had dyscalculia (dyslexia with numbers and problem solving difficulties) and most jobs available to her involved numbers. Also, Dad had higher education, trade school, and Mom didn't (she had only just started nursing school), so education wise, he was the better choice to find work that paid enough to cover four kids.

[@averirobinson7984]

Why I don’t want kids lol 😂

[@joeheart5808]

I always loved this show even when I was a little trouble some kid (I was a bad child) I would watch it and be like hmmm yeah my parents aren’t doing any of this that explains it and I would just sit and be like yeah they should do that with me it would work (but I wouldn’t tell em)

[@marchforth3515]

Joeheart I was never a bad child but I wasn’t really disciplined either and I did the same thing lmao. I do it now as well. Just very critical

[@juliaweasley]

You guys are the sweetest. You always look at situations in a positive light. It's really refreshing to see such a nice KZbin channel without drama. Thanks for that.

[@RainbowsRuleYourFish]

I really appreciate your channel overall.... watching you react to so many different people, foods, social media trends etc you always give your opinion but you give rational and keep things respectful. I truly love to watch your reaction videos.... your respect and understanding for people in different situations is so wonderful. Keep doing what you do, you are all such a joy to watch!

[@fabulousroy]

This hurts me in a different way, because I'm the youngest. I look at the girls and remember doing some of that stuff and it makes me cry knowing I was such a little brat. I'm genuinely so sorry to my family.

[@fiveleafclover7287]

I feel that you two are doing an amazing thing with learning English and reacting to English videos (as far as I know). This connects both the Korean audience and the English speaking audience. You have a wide reach of an audience considering I'm able to watch this channel and enjoy it. You two are doing fantastic keep up the quality content :)

[@wingy6060]

10:34 "Anytime you have a thought, put it in the box" My box: remains empty from lack of brain usage

[@thegreenmanofnorwich]

You're both so calm. Whenever I watch supernanny, I always think "oh God, I don't think I can have any kids, I think I'd just go crazy"

[@ScaredPale]

I just found your channel about a week ago and now I’m binging all your videos! I love these two girls, their energy, and joy. Keep it up!

[@emsjgxxx]

Lmao this reminds me of my childhood my mum used to watch this all the time as a kid and even said we were gonna go on it if we were bad 😂

[@allybratz]

Watching these shows now ignite a specific collection of memories in my head, my parents would of never let this stuff slide with me or my older siblings. My younger siblings on the other hand? There was a few similarities I noticed, more specifically my younger sister but for the most part my parents became super lax on their parenting when they rolled around. It became more up to me and my other two older siblings (when they were around) to pretty much raise them at some points. I remember when I was younger feeling that tingle of fear whenever I saw my dads back straighten up slightly if we were being too loud and knowing to knock it off quick. Or the sound of a cupboard being closed just a smidge louder by my mother that would indicate the fuse dropping quick. You learned to notice the changes in their behavior because pushing buttons and testing limits usually didn’t end up being very fun in the end. Good thing I plan on never having kids of my own, I’ve lost all my patience I used to possess when I was younger.

[@sanapomu5138]

I've just been binge watching their vids, i love their reaction to everything 😭

[@chloeborleyevans]

I used to love watching supernanny. It always made me feel extraaa gratefull for my parents raising 5 kids the way they did

[@xStephism]

This was LIT! You guys did an awesome job with commentary! Really enjoyed this!

[@chanelledasilva9420]

I was in my teens when super nanny came out....its 75% of the reason i don't want children ..no little hob goblins for me.

[@emilyvillegas9632]

My parents just told us "Go to bed its 9 already!!" And then we had no choice but to sleep cause we'd get in trouble 😂

[@Caffeinated_Warrior]

The one in pink is 30+!? She's aged really well! I think I love her...? Yep definitely!

[@jasminejohnson5130]

only white people look old already in their 30s sorry to say it!

[@ansuhmayram]

The two of you are so compassionate and understanding of every person

[@isabeauwolf562]

I remember watching this series with my mom growing up. I'm the youngest of two older siblings my brother and me are 17 years apart while my sister and me are 13 years apart. So it was a bit lonely at times while they had to work, but I had a fairly decent childhood.

[@kaprisun2727]

Y’all should react to it’s me or the dog

[@Oddity2994]

I suggest watching my cat from hell. It's like this but with cats instead of children. I would love to see your reaction to it.

[@trunuyorker7]

👍🏾😉

[@daisynava7652]

Yes!!!

[@mochamilksubs]

Wow i was just thinking that you should upload a reaction to the show!! Ly! Stay safe! 💜

[@KB42moomoo]

oh god why did this make me tear up?!? i thought this would be a really drama filled show with yelling and supernanny being mean to the parents, but it was nothing like that at all.... they must have been so grateful!

[@Kalani_Saiko]

"Jared said haha to me!" "You wanna go to your room?" *What?!*

[@jerseygirl6221]

It’s really hard for me to feel bad for some of these parents. How could they let their kids’ behavior get that bad??💀

[@jiminplsletmehit7620]

Because they don't know what to do. They didn't know when it wasn't that bad, and they don't know when it is that bad.

[@jerseygirl6221]

Gigi ok?? My aunt had 5 kids and a full time job and they turned out fine. So did my mom. Some people just don’t know how to parent🤷🏾‍♀️

[@jerseygirl6221]

Bad Bitch Who? I Only Know JIMLIET yeah, I just don’t get it. I think some people just wanna have a bunch of kids just to have them but they didn’t think about how they were going to discipline them. Idk. Love your profile pic tho💜

[@jiminplsletmehit7620]

@@jerseygirl6221 💖lmao thanks Jimin is a whole ass Baddie😘😝💅

[@stitches318]

Parenting is about having a connection to your child. When there is a disconnect between parent and child there will be discord. This mother is completely disconnected from her children. She neglects them all day while she is trying to work, when all the children want is her attention and some stimulation. by the time she is done working she is probably so exhausted from juggling both parenting and a job she has nothing left to give. She should work out of the home or quit her job and give her kids her full attention. That way she will actually appreciate her kids

[@nashidragneel6175]

When i was a kids i watch the show and never see a black/latino or asian family 😂

[@MonkeyButtMovies1]

There were some.

[@nashidragneel6175]

@@MonkeyButtMovies1 never see them then

[@Joy6168]

@@nashidragneel6175, there were a few with Asian, Black and Latino families but not many, I agree.

[@JLynnEchelon]

Must have missed a few then.

[@connorwojeckowski7288]

Only white people would be willing to consult reality television for their familial issues.

[@violet18december]

“Sleeping is better than crying, girl.” HAHAHAHAHA TRUE!

[@ell.ieliii]

I'm so proud of you guys, I remember when you were just a small channel but now it's grown so much and you guys have 250K subscribers!!!!

[@ankitasehgal03]

Aww the little boy is so sweet. He didn’t say that he wanted to talk to his mum without the girls interrupting, he said he wanted to talk to his mum without interrupting the girls. Awww ♥️

[@sympnosis]

Growing up black be like-- *gets belt* *smacks the leather against each other*

[@janelle7012]

Growing up Hispanic be like- *gets any near by thing* *threatens to slap the shit out of you*

[@abihamajid5126]

Grkwing up Desi be line- Slap, Shoe, Glare.

[@ChocolateThaiE]

Nothing like getting whooped with a leather uniform belt....maaaaaaaaan I hated that shit lol

[@iwatchytwhenimbored1636]

@@janelle7012 IM BLACK BUT SAME ITS NOT EVEN THE BELT ITS ANYTHING NEARBY

[@MarcG7424]

New title: Why Korea's Birth Rate is so Low.

[@MarcG7424]

Korean New Reporter: In business news condom sales are through the roof !!!

[@jinsung.yang_3050]

"sleeping's better than crying girl" sorry yum i do both

[@excusemeum.iloveyou]

I love just sitting in a comfy chair with my coffee and binge watch them

[@chocolatedonut6312]

Oh damn, you can really tell they hired a professional host for the show. Big respect to the nanny

[@Beepboopboopbopboopboop]

"why don't you just take a nap?" I regret everything, girl. I should've napped smh

[@georginak5836]

once again why is the woman doing all the childcare . im getting tired, they should share tasks

[@Stephanie-lk5jf]

maybe bc she wants to. it doesn’t seem like she’s been forced to take care of the kids and she seems to really love looking after her kids.

[@Luuhpan]

@@Stephanie-lk5jf Sure, it makes total sense ONE wanting to take 100% responsability, difficuties and work in raising a child they BOTH made.

[@Stephanie-lk5jf]

@@Luuhpan some people want to live like a trad wife. some people like that, it’s weird but it happens. not hard to understand.

[@solsthrash2603]

@@Stephanie-lk5jf she is not a trad wife if shes also working full-time loool its the thought process some people have where they think being gone at their job means they have done enough for the family and dont have to raise their children bc their partner is at home. Being at a professional place full with adults for 8 hours is easier than taking care of 3 children while trying to talk to clients 100%

[@shelbyw430]

@@Stephanie-lk5jf She is not a traditional wife if she works. You can't expect her to do all of the childcare and housework while she also works a full time job. He definitely needed to step up and take on more responsibility for HIS children.

[@dougs7367]

The mom or dad should read the girls a bedtime story that's what my parents did when I was a kid. We didn't last long lol

[@oougahersharr]

My mom would read us the classics: Olive Twist, a Christmas Carol, and other stories that are considered classic literature. :-)

[@amandab2993]

This channel is one of my all time favorites. I just love all of you ❤ a world apart but I always feel so connected to all on the channel

[@keragin]

I love that you guys happen to be reviewing my favorite KZbin holes!