Real Families: Jo Frost's Insight on Childhood Nutrition

[@LauraMalfoy2011]

"I don't really like myself". To hear a little child saying this is absolutely heartbreaking.

[@SoniyaandAnshee]

Exactly, I hate to see these children suffer😔

[@billybobbenjamin5343]

i really don’t care if the school is notifying the mum about her child being bullied. what’re they DOING about it?? i understand you can’t control anyone else’s child(ren), but there need to be repercussions for bullying within the school itself. it needs to stop.

[@MsJubjubbird]

I think the problem is what happens at home for those kids. The school could give them detention or whatever, but then if they go home and the parent doesn't talk to them about it and says "my little darling would never do that" or makes some excuse then the kid won't learn. Many parents don't want to believe their child is a bully.

[@surgeon1016]

Honestly as a parent she should knock on the door of these kids parents and have that conversation with them I mean as MRS Jubjubbird pointed out with some parents they may not do anything but some parents might actually do some because a lot of schools won’t do a thing for bullying at all they let it slip by and I know personally when my brother was being bullied my mother went to the kids houses and their parents were horrified by what their kids had done

[@daniellepalao4089]

I felt for that girl. She was bullied and had no idea how to handle it. I like when she started to communicate with her mom.

[@purpurina5663]

She’s quite adorable. But the mom is in denial about her weight and the girls’. That has got to take a toll on her self esteem, self image, autonomy, not to mention health.

[@gabrielladelgadocastro]

Agree I was bullied until my senior year of high school

[@jennifersantistevan9019]

@@purpurina5663 gh

[@vomitt1]

She reminds me of my daughter who refuses to go to school because of bullying which started in kindergarten

[@oluebubennachetam2662]

Ummm 🙄 how keep me informed

[@326lindsey]

People in this comment section who say she'll be a swan soon , saying without saying she's an ugly duckling now and it getting likes. Disgusting. You're the real problem. Kids are sponges which normally means bullies learn from adults who are around them. Saying things like "you'll learn to do makeup soon" "get contacts eventually" "hit a growth spurt" are just how you pretend you are better than a bully! I won't sit by and allow this beautiful baby girl who may read this comment section (regardless of her age now) think she'll be perfect if things change when she is perfect as is. They don't even realize how disgusting their backhandedly "nice" comments are and that's truly sad.

[@bobbyhill8486]

Definitely agree with you. The whole episode I was just waiting for someone to sit down with her and tell her that she was beautiful. Never heard it... very disappointed.

[@shawnsisler3743]

"you have such a pretty face"... but?

[@vijant1395]

Exactly. It doesn’t matter how you look it’s about who you are

[@LimegreenSnowstorm]

Max is absolutely adorable. He did so well and was so brave trying new foods! And at the end, when he’s like “I though they were gonna be disgusting, but they were brilliant!” It made me smile to see how excited he got!

[@caden2jordan6]

“They say my face is ugly “ “What lies they tell!” Couldn’t have said it better Jo.

[@caden2jordan6]

@@kbomb1029 huh? Your grammar is highly grammatical incorrect (now try reading that without being confused…ya 🙄)

[@shawnsisler3743]

@@caden2jordan6 "Huh? Your grammar is highly grammatically incorrect, (now try reading that without being confused...yes?)". If you choose to correct someone else's grammar, be sure yours is correct.

[@shawnsisler3743]

I agree with you 100%. That baby girl is beautiful.

[@lifewithrena8186]

My heart breaks for the girl I literally teared up when she said she was bullied and being told she’s ugly and mean and then she says she doesn’t like herself that really hurt my heart

[@dawnjackson2190]

It truly is heart breaking. However, if her Mother doesn't get the bigger picture, which is her weight. Shanise will continue with the bullying and her life will be cut short. It wouldn't hurt the whole family to make healthier eating and exercising choices. God Bless

[@theywontknow710]

Her mother and her need to lose half their weight. Things won’t change otherwise.

[@carlacampbell1745]

@@theywontknow710 sooo if she was being bullied about her glasses or her teeth, would your reply be for her to get contacts or braces?? No. Is she overweight, yes, and is that something they should work on, yeah. But, let’s not pretend that’ll fix it. I was of normal weight (probably underweight) just pretty tall for a girl so of course I got picked on for being too tall. Teach your children it’s never okay to be a bully.

[@marshmallow4646]

7 years old is so sad to start not liking yourself, I didn't have depression till like 8th grade, so it makes me sad that a child seems depressed

[@benhaney9629]

She is an unpleasant, brutish, unintelligent, actually quite nasty little child. She of course doesn’t deserve to be bullied but is it any surprise she is having trouble making friends? Would you want to be her friend? As for her weight... Would it be a problem if she was smoking 3 packs of cigarettes a day? Because you know being that overweight is quite literally as dangerous as smoking that much a day. You can make as many excuses as you want but she and her mother are going to die 30+ years before their time because of their weight. Is it okay to say she needs to lose weight because her weight is going to kill her? Forget about the bullying. Although losing weight would certainly help her. I think her personality is a bigger issue there.

[@olivia8oof]

30:15 it’s absolutely crazy to me how a parent wouldn’t want to read to their child. I work at a summer camp and we have a library, it was a rainy day so my group and then a group of younger kids were in the library. This little girl who is may be five or six had me read her like 20 books. After a while I do admit I got tired, but I kept going bc she loved it and she was even trying to read a little bit herself. Kids are honestly so sweet.

[@ndlamont01]

The little 5yr old that has the imaginary friends that want to KILL mom or him needs a child psychologists! He also seemed very disconnected and wasn't making eye contact. Nanny is right that the mom needs to listen to what his imaginary friends are telling him but she also needs to get him properly evaluated

[@venusfirenza2547]

If the young boy sees mommy's ex threaten her life or heard her friends talk of domestic violence in their own lives? And don't forget the sensitives who can draw from real events in the vicinity. Come on! You people have this show which perpetuates ignorance while you live in the land known for of their psychic awareness. Let us not deny reality just because the media leads you to accuse! Honestly, Supernanny is a hypocrite maybe even a witch. Telling kids they need to eat better. What is she hiding in her stomach? A baby she ate? What excuse so the promoters of this tv show have for her obesity?

[@soniaelenaki]

I'm surprised the boy hadn't been reffered to a child psychiatrist for evaluation. It's not really the fact he has imaginary friends. It's the stuff he says they do or want to do. Imaginary friends are usually harmless and not associated with aggression. He says the friends want to kill mummy.

[@juboo4015]

I just want to cry my eyes out for the little girl that getting bullied, I know exactly how she feels. Kids can be so cruel sometimes but I’m glad that her mom is making an effort to love and understand her daughter

[@HauntedSwimmingPool]

For me, Jo Frost is an exemplification of gracefully and conscientiously walking the line between compassion and being an authority figure. I’ve always been a huge fan of the respect that she gives to the parents she helps and their struggles, while not invalidating the feelings and experiences of the children she helps. She’s willing to tell someone that they’re not doing right by their children as much as she’s willing to tell a child that they need to change the ways in which they’re acting.

[@djsaintmusic7819]

Confession time: I literally read bedtime stories to my dog when he's having nightmares.

[@billybobbenjamin5343]

i’m sure he appreciates that very much. ♡

[@piiinkDeluxe]

❤

[@oceanexblve884]

This is so wholesome

[@nerdgeekcosplay909]

I pay more attention to my virtual dog than my real dog

[@gwendolyn0515]

​@@nerdgeekcosplay909well I feel bad for your dog

[@emzzan88]

the little boy asking Jo if she gonna come back tomorrow killed me

[@judithwilber2540]

i love how joe has to actually get the parent to do the work and not be a push over and how she praises them as much as the kid

[@fontressafoxx9743]

Seems like a lot of kids in this country have problems with eating I've noticed that on alot of shows it's sad. The ones who are acting out need to be displined at an early age you can't let them get away with it they will end up with bigger issues as they get older.

[@carolethorn3211]

Right!

[@rebeccapawloske3352]

ARFID is an eating disorder. So be quite

[@erins6497]

@@rebeccapawloske3352 yeah it is, and?

[@rebeccapawloske3352]

@@erins6497 wow eating disorders are a real thing child so ? So what you ??

[@erins6497]

@@rebeccapawloske3352 the majority of people with arfid agree that they would like to be free from their disorder. the only way to recover from arfid is through a mix of therapy and fear food exposure. While, these people are not trained professionals, they did what they could to help this struggling kid. I don’t know what the issue is with that? Would you rather them have let the kid keep damaging his health by consuming non nutrient-dense food? No ill intent, just confused on what you think is wrong with the previous comment..

[@Mocharocks9966]

I loved when Max put the biscuits away for them making sure that there weren’t any more going in the bin 🤣🤣

[@jenniferperez2875]

I love this episode so much! Jo has helped so many families! Its wonderful!!! One of the main ingredients for society to function is a healthy family.

[@blindsey1043]

Jo is helping to keep society safe because when there's no boundaries there's no discipline you tell a grown person no then often they end up where I used to work: prison

[@someperson5199]

I couldn’t stand the way that boy ate, but how adorable is he!!? “ there’s a whole world of foods, all sorts.” 🤗😂

[@pommiebears]

I have a terrible problem with anyone making mouth noises when they eat, like slapping lips together, and crunching. Eating with your mouth open can honestly give me feelings of rage. But, this young man is adorable.

[@someperson5199]

@@pommiebears can we please start an anonymous club!? I too become enraged when I hear noises of the mouth. I hate how angry I get, but I can’t control it. As I get older I notice that other unnecessary noises annoy me as well. But nothing gets my goat like loud chewing and smacking. Ughhh

[@montessorimom6946]

He is eating this way because his jaw and teeth are in trouble due to the fact that the mother neglected him for so long. Its enough to look at his teeth... Those are just consequences

[@someperson5199]

@@montessorimom6946 neglected him in what way? Are you saying him not eating different foods caused him to chew with his mouth open?

[@montessorimom6946]

@@someperson5199 talk to some orthodontist then you will know

[@katrinawall7758]

Nanny Jo is a good nanny. And she doesn't even have kids. She so experience.

[@tanyasmith7123]

She has two they are both grown with their own children

[@nativeamericanfeather9948]

Max is such a brilliant sweet boy. God Bless him & his family. God Bless Janese &her family.AHUGE thank you to Jo for devoting her life to helping others,especially precious children ❤️ God Bless you Jo & all that you do! So proud of these mothers♡

[@ranaecox9001]

Thank you Jo, love how you mostly listen to the Children’s needs. Helping parents learn the best ways to help their children.

[@litrallynotmebruh9531]

both the boy and the girl in this episode are very sweet. Glad that Jo could help them both.

[@t.5021]

I do though, commend all the parents that are really trying to get the help they so desperately need. For some of the children, the issues really run a little deeper.

[@DentureDiva]

“How much yogurt mom?”All of it!” …… “it will take some time !” “Thanks ok we are not in a rush!” >.< I can see this sweet and charming young man being a gourmet chef one day from this experience!!!

[@veggiesarefruits]

I work with children on the autism spectrum, and most people don't know that this is a two-system disorder: the neurological, AND the digestive system. Many children, diagnosed or not, simply cannot eat certain things due to high sensitivity to certain textures, or any of the nasty preservatives in our foods. I've seen children projectile vomit just from putting a different food in their mouths. What we just witnessed wasn't vomiting--it was actual regurgitation, which is different from vomiting. I've seen that many times. It doesn't come with the nausea--it comes from an instant rejection to something that the gut simply can't handle. Did you know that there are more neurons in the stomach than in the brain? Our GI tracts are "intelligent". They communicate directly in sync with the brain. So, if you have a brain disorder like ASD, your GI neurons are just as sensitive to stimuli as those in your brain.

[@micheledix2616]

Very well , explained😀

[@kayhumph9109]

Fast forward it’s pouring snow and I’m eating the kitchen 😶‍🌫️😶‍🌫️😶‍🌫️😶‍🌫️😶‍🌫️

[@1987jenmarie]

I immediately thought he might've been on the spectrum or have sensory issues!

[@kimiisland9802]

This is exactly what I wanted to say. Right in the second I saw the little boy eating, I was thinking he has Autism. I have the exact same problem and I am 32 years now. Ever since I was 1.5 years old I have a very similar eating disorder. Nothing has worked solving it so far. I got diagnosed with Autism when I was 22 years old. I can absolutely feel for the boy and he was so extremly brave to try new things. I could not have done it.

[@MsJubjubbird]

But that would be down the list of options without other symptoms present. he seems like a very aware young man. Behaviour is usually the most common cause- otherwise every second child would have autism if fussy eating equaled autism- which means conservative behaviour change is usually the most likely solution.

[@kyrauniversal]

The boy at the start. I heard of eating disorders that limit the types of foods you will eat. The biggest unknown one is called ARFID. Avoidant/Restrictive Food Intake Disorder. More people suffer with this than people think, but it's always blamed as being "Picky Eaters" when, in fact, it's due to anxiety from the texture of other foods that make it not seem like anything but inedible.

[@rosameryrojas-delcerro1059]

Or he's a spoiled brat that his parents needed to keep the cookies away from for more than a week.

[@Paulina--]

Yup that's me. "Start eating like a normal adult" yeah life is too short to eat something i dont like. But the comments make me so mad, I'm literally gagging so what I'm supposed to do

[@rosath.6225]

I thought the same thing. My boyfriend has been suffering from it, for ages he would not eat anything else than pasta, bread, cheese and tomato sauce. Growing up, he understood his body needed more variety and above all more vegetables (absolutely horrific for him), so he took the resolution to try and eat new things, even if it is just a little bit. That is very brave, I think. The textures of the food are big deal when faced with this kind of problem (soups, mash and juices function well with him). He also realised he did not chew his food the way one is supposed to with all teeth involved, and it's only been making things worse. Now he sees an improvement and feels more confident. He even enjoys new meals ! I wish every person in this situation gets to open up to new food, at their rhythm, if they want to, and to meet understanding people who won't judge them but give them support through their path. Sometimes there is real pain and shame underneath someone we could too easily label a "picky eater".

[@justme_130]

Im so glad that somebody pointed this out! I do think that he has some form of eating disorder or sensory issue

[@roselandebazelais8236]

In the case with the mom and the daughter with modeling topic. Well the mother is GORGEOUS. So is the daughter.

[@evamg21]

I really see myself in that little girl. Lashing out on your sibling because all parents and teachers do is tell you to "stand above it" and "ignore them and they will stop"

[@leothelion5516]

The girl being bullied made me cry

[@joeymarie72]

Wow. I'm never this early! Happy Sunday everyone, hope y'all's day is full of laughter and love 💕💕💕

[@Crazycatlady71]

Happy Sunday to you, Joey Marie! I hope your week is full of fun, love and happiness! I have a niece with your exact name. ❤

[@jackiemarshall3711]

And this is why these modeling agencies and designers need to stop the way they operate. God doesn't make junk, our bodies are perfect the way they are. Have models of all sizes not just twigs. As we grew and get older our bodies need different things to flourish and to be strong. So many models are sickly.

[@nerdgeekcosplay909]

Exactly I’m beautifully just the way God made me!

[@Drowning_Girl]

I'm convinced Jo is brought in to correct negative behaviors in the parents since the children only do what the parents ALLOW.

[@sixthsenseamelia4695]

Plot twist Tannin is actually a word. 😂

[@jozefivanov600]

Fire whoever decided to make the narrations quieter than the background noise.

[@benhaney9629]

The problem looks difficult now but what I don’t understand... There was the first meal where you gave the kid only cookies. Then the first day you gave him only cookies. Then the first week. Then the first month. When the kid was like 2 or less. Why did you give the kid only cookies for even one full day?

[@ReadyNowStayReady]

Ummmm I think the mom who’s child imaginary friends, are telling him to kill mom & dad.. 🤔ummm I think she definitely needs more help other than just talking to Jo‼️

[@Nille0212]

The issue with the child basically eating nothing but custard creams his whole life is absolutely the mother's fault. It would NEVER fly in my household. You eat what's put in front of you, or you don't eat anything. 🤷🏿‍♀️🤷🏿‍♀️🤷🏿‍♀️ It works after a few days, I promise. And they're more willing to eat a wider variety of things as time goes on.

[@rebeccapawloske3352]

There is an eating disorder called ARFID it's a real thing .

[@sexitrinima]

@@rebeccapawloske3352 The mom should have taken him to a dr to find out why he didn't want to eat.

[@andreemarino3794]

ARFID is rare, most eating problems like this is caused to parents not wanting to put in the time to change that behavior....like this Mom. We do have an epidemic of diabetes now that didn't exist 20 years ago...dont give spoiled behavior an excuse!!! I would never allow any of my children eat nothing but cookies for 9 years...1 week of that behavior would have been a trip to the Dr!

[@christophg.6339]

@@sexitrinima My guess is autism

[@marshmallow4646]

@@christophg.6339 It could be but you still have to push your child to eat their food, and eventually find what they can't stand and what they can

[@reyanime]

Well I have a nephew who pretty much only eats goldfish and chips right now and he's 4. His older brother barely eats. They have never really eaten what was made for dinner. It falls on the parents. They actually ask them what they want for dinner and that's the problem and they cave and give them what they want. They are 4 and 5. They eat what you put out for them.

[@rebeccapawloske3352]

Avoidant restrictive food intake disorder (ARFID) is an eating disorder similar to anorexia. Both conditions involve intense restrictions on the amount of food and types of foods you eat. But unlike anorexia, people with ARFID aren't worried about their body image, shape, or size. . This sounds like Max . I have Afids as well and certain foods are what we consider safe foods

[@sngray11]

This is something that I have worked a long time to overcome myself. For me it is tied to my anxiety and depression a lot. So when I am doing well with keeping all facets of my mental health in check, my ARFID is so much better! 💗

[@kenzieh8925]

Oh please

[@christophg.6339]

Or the Spectrum.

[@rebeccapawloske3352]

@@christophg.6339 or both 🤷‍♀️. I

[@starralert2678]

This kid started eating cookies at age 6 or 7 MONTHS???? HUH?? did you not feed the child other foods??? Wth?? A 7 month old doesn't choose their own diet.. my god..

[@tindrabeam5922]

He might have rejected everything else.

[@starralert2678]

@@tindrabeam5922 who cares, it's a baby. You can feed them whatever you want, they will eat something eventually.

[@MD-supernova]

Yeah that mother was CLUELESS

[@Sammie-of9px]

Omggg Max is so adorable! He reminds me so much of my little brother both picky eaters LOl thank god! They both got over it :D

[@lindseyrodriguez2600]

The Little Girl just Breaks my heart because she was being Bullied at School

[@stancexpunks]

Seems like the first boy has developed some issues from lack of nutrients. He doesn’t seem “all there”

[@MD-supernova]

Yeah that’s so sad

[@theredghost9368]

23:53 This kid is gonna grow up to be either a food critic or a Master Chef

[@katrinawall7758]

Aw Trinice reminds me of me . People use to pick on me. I told my mom and she still sent me to school. Put me in programs and stuff. Bullying still went on. Now i am 34 and still having problems with people bullying me. And i have mental health. I also was in foster care. So that have alot on how i interact with others.

[@belle3055]

You can change that by loving yourself MORE. Teach people how to treat you. Learn to SPEAK UP! Your parents failed you but you are an adult now, you can parent yourself. Work out 🏃🏾‍♀️, run, work on gaining more confidence, do things you love, face your fears. Build a better relationship with yourself. You will see the bullying fading away. Just work on your confidence.

[@loliwemoyo5680]

You are loved and worthy. You know bullies are only reflecting their own insecurities so dont let those mean people win. Mirror affirmations helped me coz eventually my heart believed what it heard.

[@stancexpunks]

I feel like the first boy might’ve developed some issues from lack of nutrients

[@ChickenFerLei]

The mom with the 5 year old son @10:30 who has his “imaginary friends” seems more like she would need a priest in that house rather than this woman😳

[@123rororose]

Really that's scary omg

[@kinyuadoreen5529]

Absolutely..I thought so too

[@DeeDiamond2981]

😂😂

[@Lashamarie22]

There’s nothing wrong with having imaginary friends as a little kid 🥴 unless the imaginary friend is evil then yea they someone else

[@faithfulgrl]

Jo, I don't know how you do what you do. Godsend, pure Godsend. Thanks so very much! 👨‍👩‍👦👨‍👩‍👧‍👧👩‍👧‍👧👪👩‍❤️‍💋‍👨

[@roselandebazelais8236]

In the eating disorder case the mother is BEAUTIFUL.

[@leahmoore6820]

If you're going to make the music louder than the narration and dialogue, please have subtitles.

[@carolethorn3211]

I just don't get these parents of kids who refuse to eat but biscuits or baby food or pureed food etc. Food Phobia as they sometimes call it. The experts rarely seem to meet one they can't get eating fairly normally in a minimal amount of time. Parents just have to be determined not to let a small child dictate every single thing they eat. I shouldn't assume though but I can't imagine letting my child get away with eating only Oreo's for days in a row. Oh well.

[@tinadavis7016]

There is children who will and do refuse to eat so give them the choice of giving them the choice of eating. Or not eating that will make their eating disorder worse

[@lg8365]

The "mother"? should have put a stop to the custards right away from the beginning. Wow!!! Kids today have way way to much control!

[@cynthiadavis9917]

I slapped the f out of mines young when they got out of pocket so I could go to work when Ty no problems so I could support all 3 of them. They’re in their 30’s now and still perfect angels in my presence. Sadly, Passed down from my abusive mom

[@wildfiregirl1556]

Lol. I salute you.

[@1voiceCriesOut]

How do you let those eating habits go for 9 years...the kid has had no nutrients

[@brittany7jeffrey4]

The music they are playing blocks out so many of the words they are saying. 😕 It's way to loud.

[@IamB3CCA]

I want to punish the children bullying that poor little girl 😭

[@littlelady9801]

just remember bullies usually have problems at home themselves. They need to be punished but they also need to work on what caused that behavior in the first place

[@tindrabeam5922]

@@littlelady9801 While they work on their problems at home, they should not be allowed to be in school.

[@pattin5411]

Aww he’s so sweet!!

[@lindawalker5144]

I think you should check a child when they are a toddler not wait until they are Ten eleven and twelve years old.

[@dianegilchrist677]

I saw the custard cream video years ago!🙁

[@phyllismagunde5844]

Thank God for the repeats. Some of us are only seeing it now, for the first time. Others will see the same video for the first time ten years from now. So it will always be someone's first.

[@carolethorn3211]

The little girl being bullied - wow. They made so much progress. So heartwarming to watch. She's a very pretty little girl. It's only a matter of time before she turns into a swan. Let her hit her early teens and I bet she ditches the glasses, learns a flattering hairstyle and grabs some lipstick. Her height will soon catch up with her weight and those bullies will be afraid to approach her ever again! I just know it! (She's probably already grown. How old are these episodes?)

[@candycakes3886]

Ikr...I agree. I cried like a baby hearing her talk about the names those bullies call her.

[@TWLogik]

Unfortunately, she will probably get heavier bcse her mother isn't teaching her good eating habits.

[@326lindsey]

She is beautiful and needs nothing to change to be the stunning swan she is. She is absolutely perfect and needs nothing to transform from ugly duckling to swan as you basically said. You realize you're no better than the bullies ?

[@carolethorn3211]

@@326lindsey Whoa! You took a leap here. Uncalled for. I dont think you got what i meant to say. If i wasnt clear ill try again - she is a lovely child. Period. But when she hits puberty, as some girls seem to do overnight, this very pretty child could easily, as a young woman, take advantage of her naturally pretty looks and dress to impress the boys, some of whom may have bullied her. Or she might decide she doesnt want attention from boys and simply try to downplay her new 'womanly" appearance. I never said anything suggesting an "ugly duckling" story here. Only a swan which was just a euphemism for "woman".

[@326lindsey]

@@carolethorn3211 not uncalled for when your words sounded polite and nice but if you read your comment as a whole it was you saying that she may grow into beauty or learn how to use makeup. You may have meant well but you said she was very pretty only to turn around and say she'll be a swan in no time and proceeded to list all the ways she may look better as she gets older. She's a child hurting and in my opinion you're apart of the problem. You'll never agree because you don't see the problem with your words and that's unfortunate.

[@snickerdoodles787]

I have sever food aversion from pregnancy if this boy feels anything like I feel I totally get it lol

[@ricosayvykeke6080]

Lol, I'm 10 weeks pregnant and I was thinking the same thing.

[@bonnielogan1794]

So far it has been over 2 weeks since I had my daughter and I'm still having problems with certain foods

[@sillusmillus]

It’s quite obvious that Max has sensory issues so supernanny did not do her best work here. And the mother literally starved his kid. His face of panic when supernanny put the food in the mothers bag, it’s sad. He needs to go to a specialist not supernanny.

[@theresaglass5786]

Also, teach him to chew with his mouth closed!

[@aaronwolcott891]

Hello Theresa 👋 That's nice of you So how are you doing today?

[@Emilie_J]

@@aaronwolcott891 she is married. Go away 🤣

[@aaronwolcott891]

@@Emilie_J I don't understand 🙄

[@someperson5199]

YES!!! That smacking was killing me

[@fairnesspaul2594]

The parents are truly the ones who are the problem

[@lealeiby4050]

Daniel is/was soo cute

[@dracofirex]

Weird they said tannin is a made up word lol. Tannin is what makes dark teas and coffee brown.

[@ashleytuttle7208]

Poor kid, literally gagging and almost vomit coming out... He will get there eventually

[@dawnjackson2190]

Jo is a miracle worker no doubt. I feel really bad for Shanise though. What hasn't been brought up to the mother is that this little girl does have a weight problem and if that's not addressed, not only will she continue to be bullied the rest of her life but the rest of her life will be cut drastically short because of health issues. I understand overeating is a huge problem everywhere. However, it's the parents obligation to instill proper, healthy eating and exercising habits.

[@Fidi987]

Nobody is justified to bully others die to their weight and no overweight person should change only in order not to ne bullied anymore. Often, it does not even work - you change and the bullies immediately find a different reason.

[@beaniebun8779]

you don’t even know if she’s overweight , y’all need to mind ur own business.

[@ddinottia39]

Regardless if she is a lil over weight doesn't mean she should be bullied! You're as bad as the bullies at school!

[@saundrasterling9324]

The experiment for reading to your children can be said of employers training their employees through interaction vrs just watching some video with no interaction. It is harder to learn even as an adult without interaction.

[@katferguson]

The first mom acts like her kid started giving himself custard cream biscuits. It’d seem like he was given them so often he became addicted. Mom used them as a crutch. Now it’s the kid’s issue & not hers. Tsk tsk.

[@ashleymarie6585]

That’s what you get for feeding your six month old custard 🤷🏼‍♀️🤷🏼‍♀️ direct result of moms poor choice.

[@rebeccapawloske3352]

Or an eating disorder called ARFID.

[@andreemarino3794]

@@rebeccapawloske3352 that is rare...and a doctor hasn't diagnosed that, so making excuses for a mom that would let her kid eat cookies for 9 years and starve is neglect! Unless she had a Dr. Who has diagnosed him with an eating disorder...laziness is all this is!

[@gillianbrookwell1678]

Nobody likes being bullied but what is concerning is this little girl's weight; She doesn't want to end up with obesity as she gets older that in turn causes diabetes and heart problems. Maybe her mother could get involved with an exercise and programme. This would be beneficial to her health and she would feel better about herself.

[@dawnjackson2190]

I said the same thing.

[@belle3055]

Yall worried about the wrong thing! Bullying is the problem here.

[@sophiabultena6781]

@@belle3055 more than one problem can exist at the same time love.

[@mactrek2]

@@sophiabultena6781 Sues and all solutions to the problems can be dealt with at different times, as well.

[@bellathebestautisticgirl247]

I have autism and anxiety 😤😤😤😤😤😤😤😤😤😤

[@thelostrose1276]

❤❤ jo frost changing lives

[@كوكوش-م6ك]

I love this super nanny

[@Health-Wealth-Hope]

My Favorite time of day was Dinner and Reading And cuddling before bed. I would buy books at a discount store and donate the books to Reading Goes To The Dogs at our local Free Library 🌻

[@asiaparker1854]

I blame the parents on why this child only eats biscuits 🙄

[@kayhumph9109]

Custard cream made me think bout Rita’s I was threw

[@rachaelerin1]

I would’ve had this kid to a occupational feeding therapist by age 2.

[@charlaynedececco8147]

I guess I'm a kind of a picky eater but I have acid reflux which I can't eat certain food and I also have texture issues

[@Paulina--]

I have it too omg. I can't stand the texture of vegetables

[@dizziechef9502]

Parents need desperately to start at infancy to use the word “ No “ with conviction behind it. I’ve seen on KZbin dads and moms allowing tiny toddlers to argue with them and laugh like it’s cute. It might be cute when they are tiny but when they get 2 yrs old it’s no longer cute.

[@fairnesspaul2594]

Loneliness is a problem

[@tamelatillman6823]

The little girl reminded me of me when I was her age getting bullied but I didn’t have a jo to help me so now I’m a 18 year that fake high self esteem in public to get by but on the inside I’m a broken person

[@donnasummers8]

FOOD PHOBIA IS REAL...

[@Escapefromrealityyoutube]

I really under how the mum must of felt with her sons eating habits, my brother 15 years old and only in the last 5-6 years after so much going on with his medical conditions that he now can somewhat eat normal

[@dead_or_alive2649]

Isn’t it amazing that our parents and their parents and their parents... never had a problem raising children. 🤔🤔

[@HauntedSwimmingPool]

I theorize that they probably did have troubles - granted, different troubles based on time period, etc - but my understanding that there was a lot more stigma around drawing attention to your struggles and asking for help.

[@susanstein6604]

What about that boys father?

[@wildfiregirl1556]

Missing. Too much for him.

[@teresabrewington7371]

Every Parent ,Teacher , Preacher , whoever , Needs to watch Jo in action . Love her !

[@Ls_Playlist]

I love this supernanny woman ❤️

[@brianna094]

Why does that baby look high at 39:58....

[@benhaney9629]

Kid looks like he’s lived on cookies his whole life...

[@mtimm9023]

Why are you giving in to your kid?

[@rachaelbrowne2402]

The not eating is all mom’s fault.

[@lindsaythomson3687]

I've never one time heard Jo tell them they also need vitamins....why ?

[@sonia15702]

Because other than a medical disorder very few children need vitamins. They should be getting it from their food. Us experts know it takes a child up to 10 trys to eat a bite of a food that's different

[@BossySwan]

Max’s body crying out for nutrients

[@goldhorse]

Why's there an advert every 3mins. That's terrible.

[@dizziechef9502]

Will a kid really starve himself if he’s just a stubborn kid. Put his aside have it available so if he gets hungry it will be there for him.

[@skylafarrell5527]

Why did she start with biscuits in first place and I think her full of it and just doing it for attention?

[@sophiaerling7714]

I wonder what type of additive they put in those custard creams that the child got addicted to. When you look at hime at 7;30, it is the same reaction a smoker would have when you take his cigarettes away!

[@fembeden]

autistic child getting his sole safe food getting taken away

[@SrGemmaRose]

Honestly that kid could just grow up and move out and go back to eating custard and biscuits. Who’s going to stop him then?!

[@elxhqiwsum8617]

Me

[@MondoBeno]

That boy's uber-picky eating is not unusual. Abraham Lincoln only ate cornbread, corn muffins, corn cake, and bread with eggs. Most of the time he wouldn't eat at all unless he had to. His wife would insists on politicians coming to the White House at breakfast time, otherwise he wouldn't eat. Michael Jackson rarely ate either, preferred carbs, and wouldn't touch meat. At his autopsy the coroner was shocked at how underweight he was.

[@DoctorSmartyPants]

And apparently, Abraham Lincoln was autistic. Food aversions and pickyness are common traits.