Mum Fuels the Drama Between Her Kids | Jo Frost: Nanny On Tour

Mum feels helpfulness with her troublesome children, until Nanny Jo steps in to show Mum how to become a peacemaker.
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[@MissDancingllama]

"you have the PRIVILAGE to raise a human being" say it louder for the ppl in the back jo!!!!

[@matthewschmoyer8552]

Hell yes!

[@dontmindme.imjustafraidofe9327]

And it was her choice, too! Not a lot of people have that. She should be grateful!

[@sin...5982]

Your comment almost made me cry. You are right because not everyone gets this privelage

[@alicelynch3722]

Privilege*

[@margaritab.9848]

😭😭😭 takes time but it starts from in you!!

[@sadiee4313]

“You don’t control children because you break their spirits.” My aunt needs to hear that one. She’s a lot like this mom.

[@H20fanatic20]

Sadiee my aunt needs to hear this as well, she believed that breaking our spirits will get us to listen

[@aussie_mozzie]

My mum needs to hear this.

[@zebnemma]

this whole video resonates with me cuz of my stepmom. Hated her from age 8-20 pretty much have only been able to forgive her slowly over the past 5 years but living with her was a nightmare and damaged me so I fled to my mums place at 16. And I can see things now I couldn't see then such for example: I think she was being so strict on me that it became abuse because: she was a damaged person herself bullied as a kid so she went control freak over any resistance thinking I was the enemy, I was a kid......... One time she had a screaming match she even told me about her past, like why are you comparing me to your childhood bullies? just because I ask questions and doesn't always wanna obey?? Something's terribly wrong here! And I've also been bullied for 2/3 of my life but I can't imagine handling kids like that.

[@aussie_mozzie]

@@zebnemma I hope everything is okay

[@sadiee4313]

Karina Peters My aunts children barely know how to do anything on their own because she does it all for them. They are clueless in the kitchen and don’t know how to do much around the house except for their chores. She can’t relinquish that control. The sad thing is, they don’t know any different and them being adopted makes it even worse.

[@mariyashostak801]

"You respect children first and they will respect you". So many adults don't understand this. They demand respect from children but refuse to show the children respect. A child learns what they are shown.

[@didi4u1]

Mariya Shostak Seriously I tell my mom and brother that all the time when they tell my kid sister that, how is she gonna respect you when you dont do the same for her?? Never under stand people who think like that.

[@Kat-cc9lh]

Mariya Shostak something I read that goes well with your comment "Some people use respect to mean treating someone like a person, and sometimes they use respect to mean treating someone like an authority, and sometimes people who are used to being treated as an authority say "if you won't respect me I won't respect you" and they mean "if you won't treat me like an authority I won't treat you like a person."

[@courtneyk4930]

Mariya Shostak you are totally right I have say the same my mum and dad with my ‘kid’ brother

[@isabelcortez9764]

Mariya Shostak Bullshit

[@aximaysosa8885]

I wish my mother knew this. We have such a bad relationship now because she thinks that just because she's the parent, she has the tight to treat me however she wants

[@_mimic1]

this is the first family I've seen on here that doesn't look like they're stuck in 2008

[@JaslineXD]

Cannibal Jack because this was from a year ago

[@kolimo81096]

Thats because the original suppernanny ended 2012.

[@kolimo81096]

@@JaslineXD no, nanny on tour ended in 2015, they just recorded this old episode and posted last year

[@gloriaregali9090]

You wrote that seriously?

[@p.s.csdeaky8530]

The last season of the classic one was in 2010.

[@keithnaori9923]

"Owwww" "I didn't do anything" "Yea you did" "What'd I do then?" "None of your business"

[@queenjeski591]

Keith Naori this is me and my younger brother all the way, we love to tease and taunt eachother

[@keithnaori9923]

Hello sweetheart, you are both very adorable. Are you both and mommy getting along?

[@queenjeski591]

Keith Naori hun we're adults now

[@queenjeski591]

Keith Naori oh i think you got it wrong! we're not the children in the video, i was just responding to your comment! but bless you and your family!

[@cocothedino_2901]

This is why i live talking to children heck

[@mirandaclarke7946]

I love the way Jo talks. The accent , the wording, everything.

[@jaycobbina9529]

Well she is a Brit...it is how we are raised .

[@gayemurray600]

Except when she pronounces acceptable as asseptable, annoying.

[@whateverthenameis.3216]

Jay Cobbina What about the chavs, haha.

[@jaycobbina9529]

Whatever The Name Is. Some people would say that joe is a 'chav', because of her accent....so in your worldly knowledge, define a chav.

[@whateverthenameis.3216]

@@jaycobbina9529 It's subjective innit.

[@londonm3161]

I don't think I've seen this kind of emotional maturity from a parent on this show ever in my life. she was able to recognize she was making mistakes, know that nothing was a personal attack on her but a window into the reality she just couldn't see, and she knew when she was doing something right. she was taking notes, for god's sake. didn't pitch a fit about counselling for HER being suggested, didn't blame the kids for anything that wasn't their fault, and remained respectful the entire time. what a god-tier parent

[@yayaya2505]

I swear supernanny has not aged at all

[@shammaalmarri2833]

MaddyB / because she is super nanny

[@yippee188]

For reall

[@wjsnactivist6141]

Just like her techniques, she is timeless!

[@icedmocha5264]

Looks like she gained some weight

[@CeltycSparrow]

She really hasn't. I recently started watching her new show Family Matters and I swear, she hasn't aged a day from when she was Supernanny going across the world to help children in need (and that was like 10...15 years ago. I think she uses some kind of special fairy dust so she doesn't age.

[@honeypots8787]

I'm glad that I see a parent that's a actually trying to understand and improve as well. I've seen so many stubborn parents here and I'm glad she looks at this in an intelligent, mature way.

[@chrismartin2123]

I give her credit too it had to be hard to hear that screaming and her childs words but she stuck to it and it worked..

[@dove4881]

Yah I was happy to see her taking notes.

[@angelicalogin7116]

You can tell that mom wants to change. She’s wrong notes she’s understanding where she’s wrong she’s able to have a conversation with jo about where she needs to improve and I love that

[@RaefonB]

She's the first parent I've seen on this making notes. It's kinda funny but *thumbs up*. . . EDIT: I hadn't realised this comment has 1.5K likes. Thanks. My bad - now I know why people are replying so much! It made me smile that the mum was making notes, because I'm someone who makes notes to remember stuff. But I've never seen another parent on this TV show do it, so it was surprising.

[@manamoon9149]

Honestly I would do the same thing.

[@Strawberrybug99]

RaefonB hows is it funny? She’s probably so exhausted and has so much shit to think about she cant remember everything?

[@RaefonB]

@@Strawberrybug99 It's funny because it's something I would do too, yet we never see any other parents on the show doing that.

[@xxIluvyouguysxx]

How is it funny? Some people learn better by note taking

[@RaefonB]

It's funny how I forgot making a harmless, light-hearted comment on a KZbin video brings nothing but weird hassle... xD I've already explained why I found it funny: because I would do the same thing, but we never see it happen on the show until this episode.

[@panashemoyo2537]

I love how she is literally taking notes

[@danijelseep225]

Jo Frost is such a strong character. She understands children in a similar way that Mr. Rodgers did; she understands children the way they SHOULD BE understood. And never tries to put down parents, she understands the struggles of parenthood and gives parents the help and guidance they need. It sucks that she’s been forced to a place like TLC, a TV network that prefers to produce shows to shock viewers and make fun of others. I’m glad she’s back on television, she is needed!!

[@erinadams2298]

“How I act teaches the kids how to react.” I love that she got that 👌🏾

[@katiethomas5889]

I am glad the Mom realizes the impact of her control and verbal abuse issues.

[@paulawoloszynek29]

I watch these every few months when I consider having a kid, and then I'm good again. Surprised how much this blew up! Some of you people are seriously crazy.

[@oliviasymonds928]

Paula Woloszynek we're 'Paula' opposites. I can't wait to have children😊

[@deaputri3016]

Well if you’re not sure that you can educate your future children then don’t.

[@danak1420]

Exactly lol

[@stormlecat6421]

Totally agree I'm the exact same, a few episodes in and any thoughts of kids gone 😥

[@oliviasymonds928]

storm le cat kids aren't always like that. It's generally how the parents raised them♥️

[@imogencarney3421]

You have no idea the power of forgiveness. When the child finished having her tantrum and the mum came and hugged, kissed said good girl. The feeling that although you know you probably hurt them that they came anyway and said they forgive you is so powerful and can really set your child on a happier more secure life.

[@lucyn9027]

she honestly is wonderful at her job. teaching the parents how to be better.

[@Tahia213]

This mom was actually taking notes from Joe great’s advice , not taking things personally, learn from her mistakes, trying to apply the new tips ... she did great !

[@jerrysizzler44]

Lol at the clickbait, she's super reasonable and taking notes!!! Her son seems really nice.

[@foodandhomeprep8425]

Angrry Ereg I’m lost 😢

[@kericougar1643]

There is 5 year old girl that screams like that in our apartment complex. She lives six doors down from us and you can hear her and her mother arguing every day. I feel bad for their next door neighbors.

[@MsJubjubbird]

The trick is not to argue with kids though. Arguments never get anywhere. The trick is to say "this is what's happening, you're choice is to go along with it or not but if you don't there are consequences. End of discussion"

[@bvegannow1936]

mudpie mutt maybe u should give some advise tell them to be good role models not hypocrites, and when someone does something bad ask why they did it tell them why it was wrong give them better things to do reward good behavior not bad

[@juniabrubaker7088]

MsJubjubbird Exactly!!! My kiddo is a master arguer. He will argue until you are blue in the face (not until he's blue in the face, he'll still be happy😂) He does best with VERY clear direction and black and white not open for discussion boundaries.

[@naturalisted1714]

Leave them a note with this super nanny video URL on it... or something... tape to their door. Don't let them catch you! Or post it in laundry room!

[@evilpagan2342]

keri kougar They shoukd kick them out and they will if ALL the neighbors complain. Get together and do it.

[@learningasigo6424]

why is it like 95% of families have mansion sized houses? 😂

[@Cup_of_tea424]

super nanny is expensive....

[@briannazink6983]

exactly 😂😂

[@SaphireXari]

They do need to strategically choose families with homes big enough (or with enough open walls and hallways) so their cameras and crew can move amongst it comfortably and freely.

[@princesslissy5225]

They live in America if you look at the original England episodes then you will find the houses aren’t that big

[@rosenbaum75]

They only cater to middle class

[@farzanaelsyed]

CAUTION! ⚠️ Please lower your volume on headsets at 5:50

[@allthatgirlcoronado]

Farzana El-syed thanks you saved my life

[@KkkkB-vi4lk]

Thank u so much needed that warning lol

[@rawr333r]

This comment is so important

[@phoeboss4730]

Godbless

[@shanie-leigh4079]

THANK YOU SO MUCH 🤧

[@jademurphy6398]

My mum only had to give me the "look" and id stfu 😂😂

[@TheHardestPill]

Jade Murphy lmao my profile pic reminds me of the look my mom use to give to me and my brother thats when we knew we had to stop

[@chelysiakramarenko5214]

My mother just had to shake the utensil drawer and we’d apologise and do what we were asked in a heart beat 😂😂

[@amandajohnson8116]

Jade Murphy OMG same! If I got that look at the grocery store I knew I was in BIG trouble when I got home...

[@angelmichelle3845]

Bro same

[@elliegaston2332]

Ahhh yes the infamous 'Paddington hard stare' a terrifying look my mum gave me in these situations

[@Heyimvalarie18]

I think I screamed like that once? ... My mom shut that down real quick lol.

[@erin8765]

Only time I screamed like that was when we had taken a family trip to boston to walk around and go sight seeing, and i got a heat blister. I was like 3 at the time and I still remember thinking I was dying or something cuz my foot hurt so bad lmao

[@LMSPetRescue]

I only ever screamed when I fell off my bike into the ditch and was really hurt because I knew my mom wouldn’t hear to help otherwise and when my dad just about gave me a heart attack at 13 by hiding in the kitchen pantry at 1am because he heard me sneaking to go get a snack and jumped out I screamed and he laughed hysterically and my mom woke up looking very confused

[@TuomariMuller]

My parents didn't really react if I yelled like that. My mother worked in a foster home before I was born so she knew that it's not that serious. The mother in this video is going to burn out because she reacts to every single thing. I think those timeouts are abusive.

[@kimanderson2342]

Hey, I'mValarie lol probably a swift chop to the larynx huh?

[@Charlie-yv3ib]

@@TuomariMuller how are they abusive

[@crashie4949]

This mom genuinely wants to raise her kids best. I appreciate her.

[@kelly-es1ty]

Joe is incredible with kids!!!😀

[@RoninMilli]

Alisha Good Cus she respects them and treats them like little growing adults versus treating them a child. Kids feed off of that. Nothing’s better than hearing a kid say “I feel like I can be myself around you” Versus walking on eggshells or always fighting back

[@kelly-es1ty]

Milli W that's true but....i would have to say it's not just that. You need to treat children with a loving firm hand, so many people get it wrong, either they beat them, or let their children walk all over them, I think there has to be a balance. Of course treat your children with respect but remember, you have to show them that there's a line to things they can do, and can not do.

[@RoninMilli]

Alisha Good I’ve never raised my voice or had to “have a firm hand”. You don’t need to be firm if you have Respect. Any child can get a parent mad... But to disappoint a parent is far worse. If you cannot outsmart a child and have to resort to raising your hand, yelling or any negative reinforcements like that... then the parent is failing. Not the child. It’s our responsibility as grown adults to be in control of our temper... we aren’t allowed tantrums. Talking, making them aware and accountable for their actions goes a lot farther than acting like a dominate alpha parent. Never seen or heard Jojo spank a kit or talk down to them. I don’t know why so many adults need to treat kids like they’re stupid... we were all 8 once and know we had a brain and didn’t need to be patronized. Now... if that lil shit kid turns 16 and slaps me... all bets are off... I’m 4’10”... no one lays a hand on Mama

[@kelly-es1ty]

Milli W ok we all have our own view s, but by the end of the day I'm sure that you will agree also that children need to be taught with discipline, love and respect.

[@RoninMilli]

Alisha Good If Respect is there and you have open communication with your kid... discipline won’t be needed. I would die if my child didn’t feel comfortable coming to me about issues or if my child said “I wish you said I love you to me” Devastating when a child says that about their parent. I’ve been there, in an military home... discipline isn’t always the answer Jojo proved that in this episode! To actually speak to the girl versus yell, ground, spank or discipline her. Look how much we discovered about her broken spirit. Would not have found that out if we just took her car and phone away right?

[@oliviapetrowski4553]

When Grayce was in timeout it sounded like a demon broke into their house

[@karenthegrilledcheese]

What I really appreciated about this mother was that she didn’t get defensive with her. She said “ you’re right” and took notes. Instead of trying to pretend she’s not.They’re things she knows she needs to work on and it’s now a wake up call and she really took that on board. Huge respect for her 💖

[@tt8807]

God can you imagine being their neighbors?! Damn

[@troll7553]

Tracy Tyler I can't, because I would move away the first day I hear that screaming.

[@Eleanor.A.Stone.]

Tracy Tyler when i hear my neighbors kids screaming i just think "they must of been naughty and are getting punished for their behaviour" because when i see those kids the next day they are happy children

[@angelwood5050]

KiraiNelle652 lol

[@RadioactiveScarlett]

Mad props to this mam for being a mature and responsible person, recognising her problems and working to resolve them for her kids - despite personal issue. Well done girl

[@goosingtonthefirst]

okay but this lady took what Jojo was saying SO well ‘she wasn’t attacking me, she was telling me what i need to do’ because so many parents freak out when Jojo tries to help

[@mangoliys]

Feel so bad for the brother he seems so scarred and and scared if his own little sister

[@TheonlyLarsNelson]

Why aren't these advices mandatory? At one point or another, as parents, we all need them.

[@alishahines92]

There should be a class in school "how not to put your problems/past on to your children without you knowing"

[@maryjoysanderson]

the amount of people in Supernanny comments who think children need to be hit to get them to behave is fucking ridiculous. If you think the only way to get children to listen is to hit them then it just shows you have no real control you're just bigger and stronger than them, well done.

[@ChristineTheHippie]

And that's exactly why they should watch her and learn.

[@bluegore9214]

I like how mature this mom is and admits she messed up. I always hate when parents ask for help and then don't accept it

[@Ha-bt9zu]

this mom seems good because she’s actually trying to understand and take notes and she’s actually getting it which is absolute props to her

[@bryanoterodaza1870]

She screams so loud hurts our ears

[@Minniekitty]

My volume wasn't even high up, and it almost hurt my ears like it did, but it could've made me deaf...please consider the volume before going to these types of videos. It's also good to keep in mind these children's screaming and what the Nanny teaches the parents of these children.

[@RoninMilli]

Bryan Otero I’d scream back... Wana hurt my ears? May the odds be forever in your favor brat

[@blondellecunningham1707]

mine was only 2/10 it hurt

[@watchmedo635]

Jo is just fantastic, the way she treats children with respect while also making sure they’re raised right is brilliant and an approach that needs to be adopted more. She’s helped so many people, bless you Jo ❤️

[@sabinaninmutfagi5584]

I’m glad I read the comments before hearing her scream! My volume was so high too...

[@lisabornfree2376]

I love this mom for accepting her faults and moving forward. First time a mom didn't get defensive with supernanny.

[@user-bm5fg6rd1p]

I’m literally so happy she’s back, she’s so wholesome

[@MaddyBlu9724]

I really like Jo. She seems sweet.

[@infernalhaze4663]

Good job, mom! She learned how to step up and take charge and not fuel the fire.

[@cccc72]

Gracie and moms hair colour and style is absolute gorgeous and beautiful.

[@155chipmunkz]

It looks like mine.

[@illonasdollchannel007suita2]

what is the name of that hairstyle

[@denisecabral4941]

So often on this show, we see parents stuck in patterns that they refuse to change (even though they have a literal expert showing them evidence-based practices) that it is refreshing to see this mom taking notes.

[@breenoele3532]

Wow im a mommy and I definitely don't want to break my kids sprit, Jo made good points, and they way the mommy handle the advice Jo gave her was so amazing, this hits home.

[@makenapoet24]

Feel bad for that woman's neighbors, geezzzzz

[@haleyasseng4754]

Why is gracie my little sister? "Stop it! " "What am I doing? " "None of your beeswax"

[@TheJeehomo]

My mom would have kill me if i would have scream at here like that

[@j.c.2240]

Mine would have too, unless I was outside in the yard screaming about a bee. I was scared of bees when I was little

[@watchmedo635]

I’m proud of this mother, it’s great to see a parent actively taking notes and adopting techniques

[@jania8781]

Definitely needed to hear this. My mother was very controlling, demanded respect but never showed it. I don’t talk to her anymore, but I’m now in therapy to unlearn her parenting so I don’t put it onto my child.

[@philhockey9926]

wow the mum is amazing. taking responsibility

[@kcmn0089]

I feel like all parents need parenting classes regularly.

[@rubyroselie]

She actually took on the feedback which surprised me compared to other parents

[@maragragert7088]

"it is a privilege" that ... That got me. And this mom is amazing

[@debmatt4378]

I am a mother of 9 and a grandmother of 17..I am caring for 3 of my grandchildren full time and adopted one grandchild..Nanny has really helped me out watching these videos

[@KCSimsStarter]

I didn't even know those words when I was young

[@goldengram3865]

Mom is so open - minded and smart!

[@ncredbird3998]

Love how she breaks it down for the kids, give them both the chance to tell the way they feel things then reasons with them. Love Miss Jo!! You can see she loves these kids yet is the № nonsense kind.

[@braxtongainous2952]

Man oh man with grace in timeout and her screaming it looks like her screaming could shatter glass

[@kelly-es1ty]

I love seeing how you help families come back together, Joe you're awesome!!

[@angelsrosena]

It’s so good when you see a mom so open to change to be able to behave better their kids

[@kmilfort]

Aw what a great mom, taking notes and doing such hard work for her kids 💕

[@singalingalongaling]

MadameMarabou Amen 🙏

[@kratosatreusjoelellie]

I like that Jo doesn't talk down to the kids or use a baby voice. She talks to them like she would their parents so the kids know to take what she says seriously. Mad respect for the Supernanny!

[@charlenec8364]

It really is a privilege to be a parent.

[@PaddySnuffles]

My mom always made it clear that I was allowed to ask why she was imposing a rule and to give my perspective if I disagreed with her reasoning. The result? I was legit one of the most obedient kids I knew, because I understood _why_ I was being told to do something and I had been able to air out any grievances I had about the rule with my mom, which often led to a mutual compromise halfway. My mom also always made sure to take my opinion into account when making big life decisions like "should we immigrate to Canada?".

[@missheath000]

I try being this way with my kids. Be mindful of their experiences.

[@henriswonders.4905]

Jo is lovwly shes instantly down and veing very present with the kids shes just lovely. Xx

[@raymundofantastico]

One call tell how committed Jo is as she helps people resolve behavioural problems at home. Jo's parenting methods are probably not just relevant or useful at home but at the school. She uses various strategies to help parents discipline their children so that they may have a positive relationship with the children as well. Now parents need to apply what they have learned so they may be furious, or controlling, when facing behavioural challenges even though they are not perfect.

[@mimitchana9824]

WARNING: IF WEARING HEADPHONES PUT VOLUME TO LOW, I REPEAT PUT VOLUME TO LOW OR THIS GIRL WILL DAMAGE YOUR EAR!!!!!

[@msentener]

You saved my damn hearing, thank you

[@KateMich12]

Look at this woman taking notes! Hope they are all doing well now.

[@adaharrisonn]

I wish someone would've told my mom this. And that she would listen.

[@0kgrrl]

is no one gonna mention how OUR QUEEN JOJO IS GLOWINGGGGGG 🤩

[@gulmerton2394]

Hearing those kids screaming like that makes you wonder how the hell they became such brats. How can a child that young , first: know that kind of language and second: dare using it against her mother without fearing a reaction?

[@katrinadavidge3643]

I love Jo the advice she gives is incredible

[@noneyabusiness1344]

The mom sounds just like Jenelle from Teen Mom lol

[@janinekaretai4306]

Jo is an excellent teacher

[@Lunasent]

Well Gracie certainly has an impressive set of lungs. I'll give her that.

[@claudiaflores3618]

Luna ur hilarious...am cracking up..

[@penelopeplimsoul3617]

I love this gal. She is no nonsense.

[@helixgames_sw3537]

*Jo says something Mum: WRITE THAT DOWN WRITE THAT DOWN

[@tb1501]

She's a great mom with great kids!

[@hannahfreeman6619]

Never treat your mom like this you only get one. Shes the most important person in your life

[@Athena.Avalon4444]

If you actually watched this episode, you would know that this mother is abusive to her children.

[@christineking2855]

Sometimes the child mirrors you on how you act, how you do things and how you treat people. Not just because the child sees their parent as a role model but because sometimes they have no other choice but to look up to their parent.

[@janebaker4912]

Well done mum!!! Keeping her cool during the screaming. But does the child get in trouble for the swearing too? What do you do. I know it's "secondary behaviour" but...

[@lilshortyhm]

Jane Baker I agree, and I don't think 6 minutes of screaming, crying, and curing should count either

[@bvegannow1936]

Jane Baker freedom of speech.

[@emu9520]

Jane Baker that behaviour doesn't just spring out of nowhere. Teach them early about the boundaries of behaviour. Parents think their kids are ' cute' sometimes.

[@MsJubjubbird]

In this situation you ignore it. If you put the kid in time out and the child is swearing at you they are doing it to get a reaction and to get attention as a way of wrestling power back. The punishment of time out is to be confined to an isolated space with no attention. Responding is giving them attention and so they'll do it every time they go into time out. But if you ignore it then you've neutralised their attempt and you're still in control and they probably won't try it again too often. If a child isn't in time out and they start swearing then you give them a warning and if they do it again you put them in time out as punishment because it's not being done to get a reaction out of you, it's just breaking the rules.

[@AO-iv6yr]

Good point. For me, I'll tell them that because she sweared at me, she's going to get an extra 6 minutes of time out, meaning sitting there 12min in total from start to finish. Isn't too long anyway. I was asked to stand for hours as a kid, even at 12 years old. And of course, as an Asian I was caned or smacked by my mother on the hand with a ruler or spoon till the ruler or spoon broke into two (that was in Asia, where beating as such was permitted, though not permitted in the western country I live in now). For one, that sort of beating is not physical abuse and it didn't leave any scar on me spiritually and in fact I approve of it; it was the verbal/emotional abuse, which my father was the main culprit of in my life, that stunted my emotional and intellectual development as a child and young adult

[@sourcherryprincess]

Jo Frost really is a peacemaker especially in this situation with this family! I could sense the same when she helped the Atkinson family with Amanda and her mother with the water balloons! I respect Jo Frost as woman her age to help the eldest child in a relationship with their own mother. I think about what Jo Frost would do when I am in a certain mood

[@kenzielynn1047]

She's so gorgeous!

[@aneemal15luvr]

Kenzie Lynn there are three females in this video.... who are you talking about?

[@wowso4]

Kenzie Lynn who?

[@chennykins1550]

First time I seen a parent taking notes!!

[@kmak4861]

As a nanny myself, I would never recommend time out! Talking is the best solution

[@johanandersson4351]

jo is gorgeous! and she's so good at what she does. her children are so lucky to have her as their mom

[@pinkyslippers]

When I was a toddler I threw a temper tantrum in a grocery store. My mom totally ignored me and kept shopping while staying in eye shot of me. I tried it once more on my dad and he did the same thing. Never threw a temper tantrum ever again.

[@madelinepark7944]

First mom i've seen to write down what Jo is saying!! Awesome

[@Kmhthepainter]

These kinda videos are also super helpful for teacherss

[@SharadaDreamer]

God I love Jo so much. She is literally one of the best people on this earth.

[@person7056]

My mom told me she would cut off my tongue if I stuck it out at her again. Lol

[@ImTash]

so did mine! I went through a phase of eating peas with my fingers and she told me if I kept it up she'd chop my fingers off. I thought she wasn't looking so i grabbed a handful of peas and shoved them in my mouth when I thought she wasn't looking and the next thing I heard was a *SMACK* - she'd got a meat cleaver out of the drawer and smacked it down on the serving hatch 'THAT will be your fingers next time I see you do that'. There's still a half inch gash in the wood of the serving hatch from where she hit it with the meat cleaver. My mum is from rural Croatia - they don't do warm and fuzzy parenting over there. I think I grew up alright, although peas still make me a little nervous...

[@andrewtorres5950]

My mom used the belt to hit my booty lol

[@Totalchaos0228]

That kid learned those words and behaviors. Im glad the mother is taking steps to correct things.

[@gilsonmartinsd]

I just love Jo Frost, she is amazing.

[@ES-go9ue]

Spot on about the respect & control issues. My adoptive wacko alcoholic parents didn't respect me and suffocated me with control & beat me all the time. They didn't respect themselves so they couldn't respect me. Estranged myself from them at 26. Best decision I ever made

[@xmissmilkywayx1887]

WARNING 6:00 DEMONIC POSSESSION ALERT

[@armpitfuzz]

Really good to see a mother who is OPEN and taking notes, she'll do well..... YAY.

[@Pure3eduction]

I’ve learned so much about working with children thanks to Jo