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Mommy Vlogger Had Her Toddler Taken Away For This DISTURBING Deleted Video
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[@Ava-Jule]

The way she said “i feel dumb for posting what i thought was a cute video” solidified that I am not giving her a sliver of sympathy because in that moment she was more sad about posting something that got her in trouble rather than the fact she wrapped her child in plastic wrap and caused him a visible amount of distress. I am PRAYING that we have some sort of national legislation against family channels and their exploitation

[@melissashilkoff]

I was going to say the same thing. She NEVER said that she regrets doing that to her child, only for posting a video of it.

[@petitehippie7064]

🎉😢😢😮😢😢😮🎉😮😮😮😢😢😢😮😮🎉

[@mayakiruluta2084]

Anyone that can watch that video and think it’s funny or cute honestly scares the crap out of me

[@wyrdsis4302]

It’s so mean! It’s not just abuse, although it is, but it’s also just straight up mean bullying. They were laughing at his embarrassment and distress.

[@ering2467]

“My child was taken from us by CPS, let me go post a TikTok” That child’s face was red and swollen. He had been crying for awhile. The “poor me” mentality astounds me.

[@whims6278]

I was starting to feel bad for her listening to her crying, so I'm glad I read this. You're right

[@Kim-k1176]

+ the reunited video.

[@dianemurray6550]

Not one word from the mom about regretting the experience she put the toddler through, nor the risk to his welfare.

[@PhoenixDesigns0420]

Especially when the dad was rolling him around, his facial expression was heartbreaking. Also if the son was laughing, wouldn't the parents want to be able to hear his laughter in the video, instead of some random background track?

[@cocovcoco]

What I hate about this situation is that she isn’t apologizing for them wrapping up their child, but she is apologizing FOR FILMING AND POSTING IT.

[@cocovcoco]

@@canadianbrit I’m going to reserve any sort of judgment on their parenting seeing as we have only seen snippets of their lives. I do hope that with all of this backlash that they realize why people were mad and take the proper precautions as to never do something like this again.

[@rosaleenbrennan8742]

Exactly what I was going to say😢

[@robbin2755]

They could use some parenting classes.

[@sarahshannon760]

Both of these parents absolutely need parenting classes! These parents are way stupid!

[@ankevanzyl2629]

Exactly right!!!!!

[@KateLanum]

I think she’s missing a key point: loving someone does not mean you are incapable of hurting them. She does likely love her son a ton. It’s not unlikely that no harm was meant. Harm was still done. My family fostered kids for several years and in that time I learned that harm isn’t usually meant to kids, but it still happens and if you aren’t capable of not hurting your kids, you shouldn’t be responsible for them and that doesn’t mean you don’t love them. Love is simply not enough.

[@Kimmie9553]

That’s what really astonishes me here. She should be THANKFUL that some stranger on the internet cared enough about a random child to ensure the child’s safety. By her own admission, she didn’t see anything wrong with what she did (and still seems to think that the problem was posting it, NOT doing it in the first place). She could have easily have done it again. That time her child could have died or been gravely injured by her own hand. CPS took custody of her son for a few days to prevent her own stupidity from taking her son’s life forever.

[@marcydrummonds5447]

Beautifully said.

[@jacquelynroe9036]

Excellent point ❤

[@Sassy78]

Offering an alternate experience and not a dispute to your personal findings! My family also fostered children for several years and from my personal observations in a (majority) of cases, the harm that was inflicted was purposely done with malice intent. No justification, no excuse. I understand that lots of people of folks unfortunately lack and many have suffered some level of abuse themselves, which is absolutely horrible. Even so, most humans possess an innate sense of right & wrong. Harming someone or something is a choice. One example of many would be burning a small child with a cigarette multiple times on multiple occasions… definitely a choice.

[@TheTinFoilTiara]

GREAT POINT. ❤

[@jenn8179]

SHE feels really helpless in this situation?!? How does she think HE felt wrapped in plastic wrap?!?

[@theluckienurse]

If your child is getting into the oven, and putting a fork in a socket, I feel like that’s a sign that you should probably baby proof your house… Maybe put him in a playpen or one of those pack and plays things while you are removing potential dangers from the house. I don’t have any children, but I feel like I could think of a million common sense ways to resolve the issue that do not involve harming your child… The toddler’s legs were also red, which seems like a lack of blood flow to me…

[@cheeling794]

yeah I noticed his little legs and face were red...probably was like that for longer than 5 mins

[@Jaebirdsing]

And why was the kid just wandering around with a fork where he was able to put it in a socket? I’m not a mother but I’d assume kids that young need to be watched while eating/using utensils.

[@aRAINofBLOOD]

I am a mother. I have 4. And yes to all of this. Why is your toddler walking around with a fork? That's so incredibly dangerous. And yes, they need socket covers and latches and straps. That's part of having small children.

[@EveCat2343]

Finally, someone else noticed that! Like that's not the out she thinks it is. It just tells me she's irresponsible enough not to have been watching her child in an unbaby proofed house. My mom didn't have outlet covers, but not only were our silverware put out of mine and my brothers reach, but she'd put us in our high chairs or a play pen if she was cooking or something so she could watch us.

[@UdoADHD]

Its interesting how she claims it was playful and funny and in the same breath explains it was a form of punishment for things the child did earlier that day.

[@CandiceMichelle4]

Exactly! 🚩

[@mayakiruluta2084]

THAT PART !!!

[@angelabaird7135]

PRECISELY! this truly demos the TRUTH of their intent. Great observation that says it All!

[@SometimesPerplexed]

Not to mention that every store with home or baby products will sell you outlet covers to keep children with forks out, which actually work, so no need for cling wrap rituals.

[@MP-wg8pd]

I've seen highschoolers pull this stunt on a freshman. So the parents litterally bullied their baby. This is how snakes kill their prey, by wrapping them up so tight they can't take a full breath anymore, then make the kid cry so he really can't breathe. Crazy.

[@batiyland]

The kid 20 years from now: I have the worst claustrophobia, don't even know why 🤔

[@sourgreendolly7685]

I'm willing to be he will know. They aren't going to stop now that they got away with it.

[@Karmen2010]

Well it was posted on Til Tok so he'll know why along with millions of viewers

[@LauLauWF]

I feel so claustrophobic just imagining being wrapped up like that poor baby 😢

[@DenaGroff]

No doubt, I felt panic just watching it.

[@KW-kr9gh]

Me too…and I’m old. That poor baby. 😢

[@deniseroe5891]

I am so claustrophobic, this would send me over the edge. Poor little boy!

[@jessicacharlton7347]

I'm glad you brought up the fact that she made a video immediately after getting him back. As veiwers that never, or rarely, make our own KZbin videos, we often don't realize what goes into making a video. So when we see video of a mom cuddling her toddler who she just got back from CPS, we don't think about the fact that this mom decided to set the camera up and film a public video right after she got her kid back, when any normal person would be too busy with their son to even think about making a public video. It also points out the fact that she was more concerned with everyone seeing her be happy to have him back, then she was about actually being in that moment with her son. Almost like she cares more about public perception than actually being a good mom. It's definitely a red flag that she made a video right after CPS brought her son back, but a lot of us wouldn't realize that if you didn't bring it up.

[@MS-yc2tb]

Bingo. Someone should have given her the ultimatum that she only gets her kid back if she deletes tik tok, and if she posts the kid again they should take measures. Kids shouldn't be on tik tok to begin with

[@jessicacharlton7347]

@@MS-yc2tb I agree. Kids can't concent to having so much of their lives posted publicly like that. Adults frequently use their kids, often babies and toddlers, to get more veiws, likes, followers, or even just attention. It's not okay and it needs to stop.

[@ERYN__]

If it wasn't his parents and boys his own age were doing this to him, we wouldn't call it "playing", we would call it "hazing" and "bullying".

[@hecateasteriaasmr]

This!!! Parents get away with bullying their children because they’re adults!!

[@sourgreendolly7685]

Just bullying. Hazing is a form if bullying for group initiation, it's not something toddlers do. Which says a lot really.

[@annieeee1111]

Perfectly said!

[@jacquelynroe9036]

Yep 👏🏻 bravo. And then we wonder why we have a bullying problem in this country - kids are learning it from their parents. And a problem with older kids/teens/etc understanding consent. From the earliest of ages they learn that “well the other person was scared and upset, but I thought it was fun/funny so I kept going” 😳 downright terrifying stuff.

[@meganroberts2558]

Yes, this!!!

[@lashainereynolds1775]

They should not be allowed to wear their uniforms. They are a disgrace to them.

[@DoingStuffWithDiana]

I can’t believe they haven’t gotten in trouble over it

[@Jiffer3]

I hope the military does something

[@corypowercat7277]

People already hate the military so this didn't do much.

[@amandamccallum6796]

My concern in these situations is if this is what they are willing to do in front of the world, what are they doing behind closed doors.

[@christina71219]

I was literally just coming to say exactly that!!!!!

[@marieneu264]

Exactly!!!! I think that all the time when I see people doing challenges or just posting daily live videos with their kids!!! I remember a family from a few years ago where one child was verbally abused by the father and other siblings, nonstop! They all thought it was okay, and posted not one, but dozens of videos of them abusing this could and calling him names. It broke my heart. I’d honestly like to know whatever happened to that poor child and his parents. I think about him often, but can’t remember the name of the parents page, even though I’m sure it’s taken down by now.

[@Brightest_starkit]

Exactly. I wonder what punishment looks like if thats them playing...

[@amandamccallum6796]

@MarieNeu I remember them as well. I think CPS was called on them too.

[@caseyc2497]

And that CPS only removed the child encause it's a visible case. But children are brutalized daily and cps doesn't lift a finger and leaves them in the home

[@MK-Hogan]

The fact that her child was taken away and she’s on the internet at all is weird. Let my child be literally taken from me and going online is going to be the last thing on my mind at all. 🤦🏻‍♀️

[@Platinum907]

So weird. To attempt to explain the behavior is whack too.

[@lolalynnk]

she said he wasn't crying or distressed? Oh wow. Did she even watch the video she recorded and then went on to post? She endangered her child. Point blank period.

[@mayakiruluta2084]

Omg I had no idea their reasoning was because their son was getting into the stove. That poor baby was basically punished for his parents not paying enough attention 😞

[@mayakiruluta2084]

Like what is funny about putting a child in a plastic straitjacket?? Even mental hospitals don’t do that anymore. It’s considered inhumane

[@neva_nyx]

​@@mayakiruluta2084 the police still do it to very violent prisoners. How is a toddler EVER equal to a convicted criminal?!

[@trace360]

And there are ways to childproof your stove and sockets to prevent your kid from getting into them. This was preventable 100% if they cared enough to do it. I get that toddlers can get into things the second you turn your back (I have a four year old lol) but there's so many things you can do to keep your kid safe. My stove has a built in lock on it.

[@pinkyhc4130]

I don't believe the kid was doing anything besides normal little kid stuff and the dad went on a power trip.

[@mayakiruluta2084]

@@pinkyhc4130 100%!

[@abbybrown638]

If the bed is soft and they felt him on his face too long he could have suffocated. It's not only psychological abuse. It is physically dangerous

[@lisahance]

The worst part is that she posts making herself the victim after he was taken away. She still doesn't think they did anything wrong - seemed like she thought the "mistake" was posting the video.

[@lolalynnk]

Exactly what I was thinking. The first mistake was wrapping your child in plastic cling wrap.

[@heezypeasy8611]

My thoughts exactly!

[@clairesanightmare]

I used to follow this woman on Insta and only lasted a couple months because of the VERY strange energy I got from her. I’m sad to say I’m not surprised she went this way😬 That poor child, I can’t imagine his terror. I used to be a phlebotomist and we would gently and properly “burrito” a baby in a soft blanket (with the parents there of course) to draw blood and usually the “burrito-ing” was more traumatic than the needle stick, but necessary to keep them temporarily still. It broke my heart every time because the fear of not being able to move was so obviously traumatizing to these babies that they often wouldn’t even notice the needle stick. Her and her husband WILLINGLY forced their child to experience the trauma of being trapped for laughs and views. It’s SICK, THIS IS SICK. THIS IS NOTHING BUT ABUSE.

[@arosem7142]

She does OF too! She is off….

[@Karmen2010]

I can never understand why anybody follows people who post their kids all over Tik Tok for anything. It's all child exploitation

[@sourgreendolly7685]

"he was laughing" sounds like my mother pretending I wasn't begging her to stop - whether it was teasing or tickling - so that she could be all pissed when I started screaming or kicked her away because I couldn't breathe. No contact for over 13 years, that's all I'm gonna say.

[@carolinewalker1893]

him falling face first on his neck without any way to use his hands to catch himself is so sick and dangerous

[@TannasGem]

Child abuse at its finest! Makes me sick that a mother would be so evil& vile. Worst part is, she thinks she did nothing wrong.

[@Iflie]

They are the kinds of parents that will end up getting drunk and torturing their kid to death because they were "punishing him" and thought it was funny. This is just halfway to that. No one is going to protect that child in that house.

[@HaleyVlogz]

Imagine what other "creative punishments" they would have come up with if he hadn't been removed.

[@Stacy_SJA]

I always say to my husband that he’s too hard on our boys, he thinks I’m too soft. But there’s a balance to our parenting… I would NEVER allow this to happen to my child, I would wrap my husband’s face in that cling wrap if he even mentioned this as punishment

[@aloevera533]

Have I been doing parenting wrong all these years? Because I’ve never once considered wrapping my kids in Saran Wrap when they *tested and explored their environment as all children do!* (aka: decided to be danger noodles.) Kids get into stuff. Yes absolutely. But there are gates, safety locks, etc…. That baby was distraught and it wasn’t funny at all.

[@mirandahughes5991]

Exactly. If my daughter asks to be wrapped in something (she likes to get out of things.. I don't know lol) it's a scarf or something like that. It's fabric, and the end is never tied. It's either loose or tucked in the front where she can reach her fingers out of the bottom and undo it herself. She likes challenges, but she's never in danger. She wants to be taped in boxes and we have to explain why that's dangerous and we just can't do that.

[@aloevera533]

@@mirandahughes5991 exactly. This poor baby was not having fun. This was….words I can’t use on YT.

[@ahsokatano22]

If she thinks her son was "laughing" in their tik tok, then her reponse tik tok is SOO full of "laughter"... Like anyone with eyes could see their child was distraught

[@howgroovyisthat3160]

She didn't actually take responsibility for what she did, it was all deflection.

[@alexispeacock292]

I'm a first time mom (my daughter is 2, she'll be 3 this December) and I can honestly say I have NEVER thought about wrapping her up in saran wrap! For any reason. Who thinks to do that to their baby!? That video breaks my hearts, that little boy was NOT having a fun time at all!

[@Q-Lady]

The childs face in this video makes my heart so sad

[@rivershaley]

not only did they traumatize him by wrapping him up but also from him getting taken away bc there’s no way she thought ppl wouldn’t react like this. she just didn’t think it’d get this far

[@carolinewalker1893]

He was wrapped so many times that even if he was suffocating or in grave danger it would take so long to unwrap and free him.

[@cathygilmore8508]

Stuff like this is what gives a body extreme claustrophobia for the rest of their lives and they don't know why... Though this kid will know why he's troubled by tight spaces.

[@daviddavidsen907]

When she say it is taken out of context, my only thought is that no context could make this less problematic. And I guess that is what she need to see. What if he became claustrofobic, what if he paniced from beeing unable to moove, as a mom u should want to prevent every type of damage to your child, both psycologically and physically. I have no doubt that she loves her kid and he would not ve better off in the hands of the system. Just hope that she grows up from this and realice how irresponsible this was on every levle

[@veronicag1644]

This is the first time I’ve heard of cps actually doing their job

[@taylorkramsay5929]

She seems like the type of person that would make excuses for her husband if he did worse things too , what were they thinking

[@Lady.B0420]

"He's my miracle baby"...."what do you mean we can't abuse him?" Shocked Pikachu face...

[@herelieskittythomas3726]

Right? Maybe she should have listened to her body...

[@karrie7102]

I hope the military went after her and her husband, too. They both need parenting training in the VERY least.

[@DoingStuffWithDiana]

I always find it so cringe when people set up the camera and then try to get a candid moment with their loved ones. Like literally you can’t get a candid moment if you’re like “ok now let’s act all lovey dovey but act natural”. 🤣

[@sandraheassan378]

Yeah they tied him up for his safety 😡🤦🏻‍♀️ That’s all they could come up with? They should both be charged.

[@Grace-kh5hx]

She needs to childproof her home and teach her son with kind WORDS about why not to play with dangerous appliances or what have you. Don’t wrap your kid in plastic as a form of discipline. This is trauma and could cause him to grow up thinking this is how treat people.

[@cheyennebright5067]

When I saw the uniforms, I was no longer surprised that they thought this behavior was acceptable

[@MrsCree8tive]

The way they reacted especially seeing him in distress speaks volumes

[@pucklebearry]

A little personal spillage, forwarning.... When I was a child, my siblings would team up together to pin me down on the floor and put their hands on my stomach, until I felt overheated, sick, claustrophobic and was bawling my eyes out feeling like I'm ready to throw up. Watching these clips brings up a lot of bad feelings from my childhood, I know how distressing being restrained like that can be. This is cruelty. I have 'okay' relationships with most of my siblings today but I still feel sick and want to cry when I recall these memories. Restraining children for punishment or fun is NEVER okay. It can cause irreparable damage in the way they process things and the relationship you have with the kid- things will never be what they once were. The only acceptable time to restrain a child is for their and other peoples safety, and you still have to be careful with that so as to not be excessive in force or the amount of time you restrain them

[@sourgreendolly7685]

I'm so sorry. My little brother (less than 2 years apart) climbed all over me a lot when we were little. I still can deal with people being close behind me, it feels like I'm about to get jumped. Sibling caused trauma is written off a lot as just "siblings fight" but it's not always just fighting. tldr; you're not alone He was a toddler and I'm so proud that he's grown up to be a great dad but we only recently got onto speaking terms in our 30s when our grandparents started getting sick.

[@peach6923]

My brother and his friends used to deflate this mini bounce castle thing we had as kids and would jump on top of my still inside. It was extremely traumatic and I have claustrophobia to this day. I’m sorry you had to experience this, but it really shows how traumatizing restraint like that is, especially with a child too young to consent or understand what is happening

[@MorbidAngel31775]

My face used to get shoved into a hot bowl of soup if I didn't eat it, as well as getting a wooden spoon broken of my head in quick succession mind u.

[@CinnamonTeal3.14]

Pushing down anyone who can't catch their own fall with their own limbs is cruel. Just cruel. And ya, the breathing thing is scary too.

[@meganb4646]

It's incredibly disturbing that they don't recognize the problem. Even at 10 years old, living in an abusive home w/no acceptable examples of appropriate behavior on display, it never crossed my mind to do anything like that to my younger sisters while they were under my care. Top it off with the miscarriage comment for sympathy... it just makes me see red because of my own double digit losses. To see someone who has suffered those losses treat their "Rainbow Baby" this way... smh... I think this one just hits way too close to home. I would give anything to have a frustrating day with my kid running around getting into trouble. Sigh. Absolutely NO sympathy from me.

[@lynn9822]

Here's the thing- I'm a transgender man, and in the community, there is a LOT of talk about what is and isn't safe to bind your chest with (to minimize the appearance of breasts and create a traditionally masculine silhouette). Saran wrap is a HUGE, FAMOUS no. right next to ace bandages!! You can literally impact your ribs for life with just a few applications, not to mention the risk of suffoation and injury. This is SO dangerous.

[@mandapandakitty]

Has anyone looked into the dad on this situation? He seems more suspicious right now.

[@cheeling794]

right like why is it only her making statement vids

[@shannonandajnourozy7757]

They absolutely deserved to lose their son because I promise you I have three daughters. My middle child was a climber and an escaper of nap time and all she got was baby gates put in areas that she could climb an escape from. That's the solution. They have them for $20 at Walmart. They don't deserve to get him back. This is super scary. Very disturbing.

[@mauricedutchesskittens]

Oh my god 😢 I’m so sick of these kinds of parents. It’s so rare kids get taken from families like this when they have a nice home and money. It’s mostly low income cps likes to take advantage of. I’m glad they’re seeing it doesn’t matter where you come from if you’re military, have money and etc you can still have bad parents.

[@dreamkitty]

i’d say their should be mandatory warefare checks on families when soldiers return home. they have seen disturbing things. they are not all the way there upon returning home. there’s no way you go from combat to loving parent without some form of therapy.

[@mauricedutchesskittens]

@@dreamkitty They definitely should

[@janicecorn3247]

I agree 100%. You don’t need to take a pic. Just enjoy him being back.

[@imtired823]

When she said I feel so helpless, I gave a side eye because that's probably how her son felt! Like he can't move around or use his limbs. It was just ironic. I also can't believe that this was his punishment for trying to get into the stove and putting a fork in the outlet, like you're the parent take it away, educate him! What are they doing to this child that isn't being filmed?

[@samanthaM7119]

I could just imagine how distressed the kid would be just getting tucked in at night. It’s a cruel punishment to start with and like most cruel punishments it will effect how they perceive things in the future. The kid would most likely throw a fit anytime he’s feeling restricted from now on

[@heezypeasy8611]

If they do crap like that and post it, I'm afraid to know what they don't post 😢 That poor little boy was not having a good time! 😡

[@nerdalert27]

This girl used to get called out all the time on mom Twitter for being problematic af ( a community I used to be a big part of) and I remember everyone being seriously concerned when she said she was trying to conceive….and she has proved us right…unfortunately

[@kyliemaynard9346]

YES! the first video came across my tiktok and I remember being disgusted by the parents not only wrapping him up, but also video taping him in such distress. After she was reported and he was taken, I felt the exact same. How in the hell do you in this situation set up your camera, tripod, and post a tiktok as a grown adult, justifying what happened because “he was laughing”. As a child who sadly had to go through multiple CPS cases who had a mother who would blast everything private online as well as film every sensitive moment for her benefit, I feel so sorry for the child and how he has been effected in the situation.

[@twemp9837]

Awful. So jarring to see her when she has to forego being made up and put together to process consequences. You feel untouchable when you have a mindset like these people do.

[@briannanicolex4]

She did this and then was looking for validation online thinking "other people are okay with this so its okay"...horrible reality of the situation

[@afeltes4181]

It physically hurt me to watch that. I had to look away. How could she as a mother?? I’m surprised and scared they got their son back

[@betsyboblawyerpants]

To me it felt extra gross that the dad was not only in his uniform, but also was wearing gloves?

[@chelseasanders6480]

I agree with everything you said. The video when she gets him back at the end made my stomach turn a little for some reason.. thinking exactly what you said. None of it makes sense to me

[@krystleday382]

Great point.... He will absolutely act like this with other kids!!!

[@andreawilliams4977]

I hate how a lot of the family vlogger people will do anything for views. It goes way too far sometimes.

[@The_Rock_Princess]

@Lisa Hance Thank you! Maybe bondage games aren’t appropriate for babies (on or off screen). Believe it or not , you are there to fill his needs not the other way around! It’s not funny to punish your toddler by straight jacketing him. These people are sick . Their son is not a Binky to bring them comfort. You can’t just cry when it’s taken away and have it given back. All my prayers to baby Gunnar He will need it 🙏❤️✝️

[@trace360]

"all of this could have been avoided had his parents not done what they did." Honestly, all of this could have been avoided had his parents babyproofed their home 💀 why wasn't the lock on the stove engaged to prevent him from opening it? Why did they not have covers on the plugs? It is not expensive to make sure your home is safe for a child. Nearly all stoves have locks for the doors so they don't open. You can get socket covers at the dollar store. Toddlers will always get into things that are dangerous that's why these things were invented.

[@camilleroels3943]

i cried when i saw it i’m so so glad it’s getting the attention he deserves 😢

[@shilohgoes5544]

-he could’ve died -his little thighs are red because the plastic is so tight -he couldn’t stand up or balance and was falling on his face -instead of saying that she loves the child because he’s amazing and she’s worried about him,etc. she says that he’s the best thing that ever happened to THEM. It’s a small thing, but it shouldn’t be about HER. She should be worried about his trauma, not talking about I I I Me Me Me.

[@Mari-il4bw]

I don’t have children but I’ve been around them plenty because I have many nephews and nieces and one thing I learned that most people know about kids is that they get into things that could potentially harm them because they don’t know any better. One of my sisters has two little boys and she has those things on her cabinets to keep the kids out of them and those other things you can put into the electrical sockets to keep the kids from putting things in them, so basically my sisters house is toddler proof because she has toddlers. That’s my number 1 question why wasn’t her home child proofed?? Also kids move and have energy I don’t think a kid is gonna sit still and let you wrap them THAT much in plastic wrap I feel like they forcibly did that which makes this even more fucked.

[@marieneu264]

9:09 She’s pretty much saying “I had four miscarriages, and this kid survived, so wrapping him in plastic wrap seems like a great idea. He must be invincible.”

[@averymcgowan1683]

These parents will face a court Marshall in the military as well as state charges.

[@Victoria7livity]

Small children shouldn’t be used for views. I hate that people use their children like this because they are so thirsty.

[@prettymami7451]

How idiotic… why would you even have plastic near a child.. let alone on their little body. Lots of people are claustrophobic in this world, as a 24 year old it literally makes my skin crawl thinking about being wrapped like that.

[@diannerivera8946]

The whole situation gives me the ick!

[@annikabjornson998]

Another hard thing the poor lil guy learned is mommy and daddy will do things on purpose that will really scare him, and that when he cries they will laugh. Which is pretty sick. Why would they have done if they caught their babysitter doing this?

[@deniseroe5891]

I have seen the comment " Every child deserves a loving parent, but not every person deserves a child". I so agree! I have a two-year-old grand daughter and a 3-month-old grandson, the thought of wrapping them up would never occur to me. There is no justification for this, even if THEY think is funny.

[@phoebedesmons]

Wrapping ANY living being up in non-breathing material can lead to injury or death. There have been school fundraisers where students/teachers get duct taped to the wall and pass out from overheating. DO NOT DO THIS. Wrapping a kid in a blanket is one thing, but plastic wrap or duct tape is NOT A TOY.

[@marieneu264]

3:17 This is torture. My siblings and cousins put me in the bottom of a zipped up sleeping bag once and dragged me around the house in an attempt to create a new and funny game, and it was fun for a few minutes, but then I felt claustrophobic and trapped and started panicking. It was AWFUL and I really felt like I was going to die and couodn’f breathe and they were all just laughing. I’m almost 41 and remember that feeling vividly, so this poor kid will probably never forget this. His parents did this to him, not a few other kids that were 7 and younger, like my situation.

[@ashleycanas2080]

And she’s still posting videos! I’d disappear so fast! That’s so sad

[@MidnightAndLuna]

I’m very concerned for that poor kid! If she can’t tell when her own kid is in distress and she and her husband think doing what they did was ok, then he’s in a dangerous situation imo. I wouldn’t leave a houseplant in the care of these two.

[@neva_nyx]

Compression asphyxiation is a very real thing Edit: are either of them still military? If so, they face federal charges via the ucmj.

[@krystleday382]

This is so gross...I'm so shocked by these stunts these parents do do their children for a video!?!? I can't even imagine what they do when the camera isn't on!!! I've seen soooo many videos that made me uncomfortable with parents playing pranks on kids...it's like get your own entertainment!!!!

[@puffythehuff]

I was tricked as a child to crawl down a sleeping bag with my head first, and they then closed the opening. It was just for å few minutes, but still as a grown 45 year old women, I struggle with klostrifobia, because of this incident

[@SmokinSesh]

So glad I’m a 70s baby. Raised around dogs who didn’t go to the vet, rode in backs of trucks. Hot slides and concrete play grounds. Nothing bothers us lol.

[@JustKelso1993]

Born in 93 and we grew up the same way.

[@purplegr3mlin]

See, I never saw the video (until now, I guess). I didn't think much of it at first because we saran wrapped my mom with a salmon once. 😂 But it was a VERY short period of time, we didn't push her around, it wasn't her whole body, and uhh, she's a grown woman. For a child, I can't imagine doing something like that. We have warning labels on bags to keep them away from pets and children for a reason. 😢 Poor kid. He looked so upset

[@punk91]

That poor baby is 2. A toddler. If you want to teach him that sockets and ovens aren't safe, teach him that. How does what they did teach him anything? He could have overheat so easily wrapped up like that. He could suffocate when they threw him on the bed face first and he couldn't lift himself up. These people are awful and don't deserve that sweet boy

[@lNoWayAroundItl]

11:43 Agreed. Thank you for bringing attention to people like this because it truly is horrendous. People that legit endangered their children should be called out, even if it is a lesson for others.

[@aRAINofBLOOD]

It's not just the wrapping of the child, it's the shoving him over multiple times.

[@Tarynbreann]

Thank you for covering this!! I love your videos and love that your referenced Phillip DeFranco and The Sesh, two of my other favorite KZbin channels!! 🤍

[@troubleinthevalley5884]

Just the thought or imagination of not being able to move my arms or legs makes me freak out so bad. I'm getting very claustrophobic just thinking about it. I can't even imagine how this little boy felt.

[@allisonholmes7024]

It’s already hard enough to breathe when you’re having a panic attack. Imagine being wrapped up tight while your chest is heaving. Absolutely disgusting of them to do that to that baby.

[@Kc-dq7zj]

Who even thinks of this? It has never crossed my mind to wrap my kid in plastic wrap. How bizarre. Do these parents not understand that there are safety locks for ovens and outlet covers? People are weird.

[@Xuromikuromi]

Doubt they'd think it was funny if a stranger wrapped up their kid like that. Obviously he's in distress. How disgusting she clearly learnt nothing. What an awful set of parents. Some people don't deserve kids at all.... This punishment should have NEVER been considered. They're monsters. The worst kind cause they think they did nothing wrong.

[@folksagabookart]

When I was a kid I actually did this to my neighbor who was a couple years younger than me, together with his sister. It was all innocent to us and fun and games. However he ended up falling over and hit his head on the floor. We felt so bad after, but luckily he was okay, no serious injury. I would not recommend it though 😩

[@tattooedwhitetrash]

There’s nothing that was taken out of context. This was abuse and people saw it for what it was. She wasn’t crying because she was sorry, she was crying because her audience didn’t think her abuse of a two year old child was funny. Tbh, this child is probably safer in the system than with the two of them as his parents.

[@nope748]

I had my torso wrapped in foil like that and then coated with gypsum so I could have a back brace. I felt SO claustrophobic and I am usually not claustrophobic and I had such a hard time breathing. I was so close to panicking but I knew I was surrounded by medical professionals. And also, I was 11. This kid was NOT having fun, you should NOT treat your kids like toys. Lousy parents.

[@cndncat3546]

I am so cloister phobic and seeing that poor child was traumatizing ! Those people should not be around children!!!

[@Shasha8674]

They should not punish a child for being grumpy. Maybe the child is thirsty. Glad they took the child away, but foster homes may not be good also.

[@cheryl477]

Baby’s face said he was wrapped longer than 5 minutes. Don’t believe her. Just gross

[@beautifulnightmare4308]

If those parents are actually military they should have their medals taken away and stripped of their rankings for doing this, especially while in uniform.... Disgusting!!!!