Saving the Home: Jo Frost's Advice for Spoilt Kids | Real Families

[@drag0nmistr3ss54]

"Is that a mood?" "No, it isn't a mood!" "You see, answering back!" You asked her a question, woman!!

[@shazianizam4623]

I read this comment right on that part.

[@jeofficialjoker]

The way she said it was the reason the Mum answered with that

[@نادرالیراحمان]

I think she wanted her to agree with her. Disagreeing according to the mother=answering back.

[@edpavik]

Drag0n Mistr3ss it was bc she answered with an attitude

[@jacquelinereynolds6397]

Drag0n Mistr3ss ikr

[@magicpony9]

Um...this mother completely escalated that situation all on her own. She sees her daughter is in a mood - but VERY IMPORTANTLY hasn't back-talked yet - she then admits her daughter makes her "so angry" and follows her to her room, gets angrier at her daughter for telling her to leave, and then pettily takes her teddy! I mean, lady, you're part of the problem here. Why not leave her alone for a few minutes to cool down instead of following her and both of you getting angrier?

[@ginniekinz5401]

I agree

[@imanepink]

magicpony9 I agree

[@meowmix5694]

Absolutely! There was no need for the mum to run upstairs and provoke her by taking her teddy! No need!

[@elliewalton6357]

I’m not saying it was the wrong thing to do but I completely see where she is coming from. My brother acts exactly like this and the only way to get him to listen is to take his xbox off him otherwise they just keep going on and doing whatever they want! She had a right attitude on her since the start and I don’t blame the mother for taking a teddy off her. Children like that need to be disciplined and show respect to their parents which this child is obviously not doing.

[@blacklotus5451]

@@elliewalton6357 discipline is good, but don't FORCE the child. FEAR won't make you be loved by them.

[@kelseyamos8398]

I understand why they want her to behave, but taking a security item is not something I'd ever do to my child. I'd take anything else, but a security item, no. I completely disagree with what she did.

[@nyanghao1st]

Kelsey Amos especially cuz her mother buys her loads of designer items, and all she wanted was her teddy bear back.

[@kinoko87_b]

They give them feelings of safety because they are prone and believe that monsters and teddies aka toys kill them monsters. They are still young.

[@charlieking9653]

Same wrong move from the parent

[@xoalishaxo7600]

So do I id never take my kids comforts never it’s like taking away one of their limbs, bless her heart 💔

[@makatusaumwe7409]

same here

[@brookecraven3777]

Is this mum serious? She caused this, has she not heard how she talks to her child? Then wonders why she responds the way she does?

[@xsuzierainbowinthesky3301]

Brooke Craven im agree with you and if i we're that child i would go crazy to or whatever

[@dominicjenkins3351]

Yeah, I was thinking that too. The way she speaks to her child is very patronising.

[@mg-en6qo]

I think u are absolutely correct. the mom is just pushing her so much it gets me annoyed how parents yell at their kids for no reason UHG

[@annieh4373]

Brooke Craven not always

[@brookecraven3777]

Random Person pls can u ensure your comment makes sense before replying

[@LovingTheKittys11]

*asks a question* "You're answering back!"

[@natalieob77]

KittyKat11111

[@chloe.mckennax]

It was a rhetorical question

[@kimriebel6154]

KittyKat111 kendall

[@diamonddog2638]

I hate it when parents do it.

[@jeanmichellelaurent]

Diamond Dog just when anyone does it

[@maybaby13x]

This mother is ridiculous. She buys her daughter designer brands and top electronics and says the kid throws a fit if her stuff isn't designer (in another clip). If she listened to her daughter she's saying she doesn't really need anything but her teddy. Madison didn't mention the DS or the expensive American girl dolls, just the teddy. She's continuing to spoil her child totally unnecessarily. I agree, take the DS but a child forms an emotional attachment to their teddy, I don't think she should've taken it away. It's wrong.

[@warrior_artdolls9267]

Yeah It's the mothers choice to spoil the child not her, and because she has all that stuff she thinks she can do whatever she wants Because of mom

[@fireflake6877]

maybaby13x I totally agree

[@samanthale6132]

maybaby13x I love my teddy so that’s totally normal.

[@blindpeopledostuff3587]

maybaby13x now after a certain amount of disrespect you take everything.

[@bubblegumlover6020]

Can you link me the other clip

[@eleanorcastledine3042]

Is this mother serious? She caused this whole 'tantrum' by shouting at her for no apparent reason then followed her into her room and took away her teddy. Taking away a DS is one thing but taking away her teddy is just plain cruel. The poor child was begging for it back as she couldn't get to sleep without it, and literally said her mum could take anything else away just not her teddy. It's no surprise the girl was getting upset.

[@cherrydarkred5208]

The mother should have just walk away

[@shellywilson4721]

Mum was antagonising her

[@qisgod5650]

Ho ('^')

[@scr1231]

Mom provoked this.

[@melissajarvis4829]

This is a clip of a much longer video. It is missing some of the stuff that went before that led up to this short bit. While I agree the child needed discipline, this scene did make me uncomfortable, for several reasons. But, kudos to Mom for not backing down. (Consistancy and follow through were things she was learning.) I believe that Teddy was the first thing earned back. And, to the people commenting on her taking her clothing--I think she did lose some of them. They also went shopping at either a discount store or a 2nd hand store after this. And....the girl seemed content with what she got.

[@katycallaghannew9836]

A teddy is a child's thing, I agree with the DS, but not her teddy bear

[@simonclifton1957]

i agree i can't sleep without my teddy

[@mrcrab6216]

Katy Callaghan New I completely agree.Parents should take away electronics but they should embrace things like books and anything like teddy bears.our world is so full of electronics that parents should be trying to keep stuff like that

[@girlplease3217]

Katy Callaghan New she's old enough to spend one night without the teddy, she's not a toddler. I'm sure the mother is going to give it back as soon as she does as she's told and apologies for shouting at her, sometimes you have to give kids that age a shock to get them to listen

[@RogueShadowAngel]

yeah i'll have to agree. leave the teddy and take the DS.

[@lucytoyne3577]

Katy Callaghan New same

[@Wolfmyth100]

I'd be pretty upset if someone took my teddy bear away...

[@lucythompson295]

I'm sure she would react the same if i took her car...

[@finnp5132]

Wolfmyth100 for most kids, it's the first thing that is truly theirs from a young age. They love it because it is a source of comfort, and taking it away is a bit cruel.

[@Wolfmyth100]

I agree. That's why I said I'd be upset. Heck, I'm 30 years old and I would still be upset if someone took my teddy bear (Blue Ted) or my wolf (White Fang) away, or if something happened to them.

[@arandomuser9459]

I would two. I have 2 favourite bears that I have had since I was very little.

[@fireflake6877]

Wolfmyth100 yeah same. You can take everything else but not a child's fav toy to sleep with

[@Ava_Orchid]

It is kind of refreshing to see a child who wants their teddy rather than their game system phone etc...I think the child needed her teddy bear to hug whilst she went off to sleep. I have a feeling there is more at work here than a child having a bratty fit. Mum took teddy because that is what gives the child comfort not entertainment. I feel it may have been to try and hurt the child rather than discipline. The child seems insecure in her mother love and I feel as though mum may be trying to buy the love of her daughter. This hit me in the heart as the child wanted the teddy and said to take everything else but teddy. A comfort item like that is usually off bounds when using proper discipline but rather a way to hurt the child and make them feel uncared for and unsure. Tv phone gaming systems music etc can be taken but teddy and blankies should remain for a child who is upset to sooth themselves with, She just seems like she needs a bit more love and some discipline with boundaries that are clear.

[@Mia-jd6os]

Aww when she said you can take everything in this room except for teddy😢💗 A child should be allowed their Teddy🐻

[@yellowblob405]

Okay I can understand the DS, But you can't take the teddy away from her to me thats to far.

[@lylahstewart687]

Crazy Cat Girl Caitlin ye

[@diamonddog2638]

Yeah... Like a teddy, especially to a child that young is really important to them. It's not like it's video games or something that should only be considered a privilege.

[@Kaiandherfloof]

Crazy Cat Girl Caitlin oh... one time my mom took everything in my room besides my bed and clothes and sheets

[@Bloem777]

Caitlin Jennifer Peterson ʕ•ᴥ•ʔ : it is!!! Its rude!

[@jessicasinclair1023]

Caitlin Jennifer Peterson I agree

[@sianchild]

Wasn't she on morning tv talking about how she bought her kid loads of designer gear? The mum is the one causing the problem, not the kid.

[@lisamcdonald1014]

I came across an article on daily record “Broke mum discovers what really matters after blowing thousands on beauty queen daughter”

[@nicolataylor6011]

poor little girl. taking her teddy off her. mother makes it far worse

[@k.sxraiiii9597]

It's a source of security for her, that's why smh

[@aperson6807]

Yeah she could have just taken the ds and ground her but not the teddy

[@mercedesj4773]

This mother went to far tbh. All the girl wanted was her teddy bear, her teddy is clearly a point of safety to her. I can see the fear in this little girls eyes.

[@Ronin.Samurai]

SeriouslySadie it’s called discipline. Every parent does this

[@kayelynnphelps8676]

@@Ronin.Samurai+ Taking away electronics is perfectly fine, but a childhood attachment? No.

[@tindrabeam5922]

@@Ronin.Samurai No, we don’t!

[@Ronin.Samurai]

@@kayelynnphelps8676 my parents did it, and I turned out fine.

[@Ronin.Samurai]

@@tindrabeam5922 yes they do dumbass. Obviously you are not a parent, you are just an immature child.

[@geekygalaxy4307]

Anyone else LOVE their accent?

[@sophiewebb1600]

YAAASSSSSSS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@emilythomas434]

Yeessss! But i cant take then seriously cause of it! 😂

[@sashastevens5663]

Geeky Galaxy where are they from?

[@abbyhobson7409]

I love her acsent

[@loven7970]

Noooo

[@gab4776]

Just give her bloomin teddy

[@izzypatt2371]

K

[@sakura368]

we getting merida up in here

[@sakura368]

Emy._. Xx nah, you first, this is the movie brave now

[@avalasialove]

Gabs' Life Madison actually took her teddy back. I honestly don’t blame her.

[@Ronin.Samurai]

Gabs' Life it’s called discipline

[@mischahare8700]

maddison sounded a bit like merida from brave! 😅😂

[@cassiesmith1786]

Mischa Hare just cos she's Scottish.... all Americans sound like Donald trump then....

[@graceboland2231]

It's cause their both Scottish.😂

[@jarontaylor1932]

she does

[@matthewwyllie8239]

quack quack they're behaviour is like the behaviour in Greenock

[@omarlover4life]

Mischa Hare yeah

[@catmoss6870]

I know that she was being rude but honestly the reason she got so upset is because she screamed I can't sleep without him. That's cruel. You want her to go to bed but then you take her teddy? If my mum took my teddy I would cry for hours

[@janaeblack4009]

Same

[@hallmonitorking]

Cat Moss honestly me too

[@Ronin.Samurai]

Cat Moss cruel? It’s called discipline. She is old enough to handle one night

[@lisamcdonald1014]

You’re not taking Teddy off me! YOU’RE NOT TAKING TEDDY OFF ME!!! YOU’RE NOT TAKING TEDDY OFF ME!!!

[@vasaline8745]

this girl didn't even do anything wrong wtf, this mum is over reacting

[@sky1196]

Well we don’t know what’s the back story but I see what ur trying to say!

[@lisamcdonald1014]

Yes, she had her house repossessed, and was left penniless after flying her daughter to beauty pageants across the world in a bid to become a famous model

[@sashastevens5663]

That was the mother's fault. Taking away the DS was acceptable but the teddy was a step too far. Some kids need the teddy to go to sleep; Madison needed the teddy. She was actually upset over that not just trying to get attention. Take away the DS by all means but not the teddy!

[@imanepink]

Strictly TimberAffen IKR

[@Ronin.Samurai]

Strictly JudgesLover nope, it’s called discipline

[@briannareeves9830]

The teddy is taking it to far, the ds and other stuff yeah whatever she clearly didn't care and obviously loves that teddy so I think you should let her have it

[@georgiemay3001]

Brianna Reeves I agree like I know the idea is child misbehaves so you take what they like from them and when they behave give it back but the teddy must have sentimental value to her or is how she gets to sleep so that shouldn't have been taken

[@Ronin.Samurai]

G M nope wrong it’s called discipline

[@skyejoung7881]

I don't think it was fair that the mom took away her teddy

[@melissajarvis4829]

Please bear (sorry about the pun) in mind that she had probably 30-40 stuffed animals on her bed.

[@Ronin.Samurai]

Skye Joung yes it is fair

[@lisamcdonald1014]

No good ever comes when confiscating a child’s teddy bear 🧸 during bedtime

[@elliepamela1095]

dont take her teddy! she is only little.....but she shouldnt throw a strop!

[@Sophie-vs8yz]

she will do anything for her mom but she only wants her tidy back. x

[@kay-xp1xn]

The more angry they become, the more Scottish their accent becomes.

[@homosixual6189]

Le Wild Kay Scottish intensifies

[@tyrann1cal_rex]

b r o

[@aperson6807]

Yes

[@aperson6807]

Y E S

[@niamhha9014]

That's how we are in Scotland. It just happens😂.

[@amyyie5533]

I am 12 years old and I have a teddy I have had since I was 3 months old, if my mum took him away I would be the most worst kid in the world

[@haz3633]

Amy Yie omg same

[@wiltshireluvr]

Same

[@wolfjam77aj74]

This woman has taken parenting to the next level. She said, "I don't want to brush my teeth." and you take her prized bear away? Its like destroying memories from a child's brain. Step back!

[@Ronin.Samurai]

Husky Wolffey no you need to step back. It’s called discipline

[@cosmosisrose]

@@Ronin.Samurai it's called abuse, actually. Taking security/comfort items away from a child is abusive. It will only cause them mental damage.

[@Ronin.Samurai]

@@cosmosisrose no it’s not abuse. My parents took two of my beloved stuffed animals away when I was a kid when I acted up. Quit being a snowflake

[@cosmosisrose]

@@Ronin.Samurai literal scientific evidence - research, studies - says that it has longterm harmful effects. Maybe you're the snowflake who can't stand progress. Society is learning, and moving on. Get with it or shut up dude. We're not snowflakes for wanting to make life easier and safer for CHILDREN.

[@roseannereddy9687]

The mother has created this situation. She has to change first.

[@hughconboy7330]

#perfectparent

[@lisamcdonald1014]

Moya Wren was on the verge of 😩 and 🏦 after spending thousands of pounds

[@kirstiewake5773]

Hi Nurture I was wandering if you could post up the full episode please?

[@RealFamilies]

The full episode will be uploaded in four hours.

[@danniellejohnsonsvideos4963]

Nurture when will the next episode of jo frost extremes parental guidance be uploaded?

[@realmymelody]

Kirstie Wake I read your comment as 'Full House Episode' Lol.

[@scr1231]

Which family is this?

[@Toywithme200]

taking a child's teddy bear is not discipline, its cruelty. children that age use these things for security. this is the wrong way to discipline. totally wrong.

[@hobbes296]

that Mum made me mad. I can't blame the girl, the mum is antagonizing her.

[@amethystgroves8397]

She's not spoilt

[@shep7544]

Amethyst Groves Yes, she is.

[@thebrightstartt9294]

What kinda crack are you on? She's clearly spoiled. Taking away electronics and stuff is okay but the lady should've left the teddy.

[@ozpin707]

TheShiningStar TT she said nothing about electronics. It was the teddy she didn’t want taken away. To a child that is very special

[@FaithFluro]

This is abuse and the most sickening part is her telling her she loves her to basically overwrite everything she's done. You can NOT take away something a child gets comfort from, especially to sleep at night. Taking away something a child is so bonded with feels like someone's taking your parent away. It's extremely traumatic and to have that kind of punishment will bring on trust and abandonment issues later in life.

[@hallmonitorking]

Stefanie-Faye Hobson I totally agree. I have a bear of my own and my parents know very well that taking it away would be harsh. I’m almost 14 and I’ve never had it taken away. It’s unfair on the child and it creates many problems.

[@Ronin.Samurai]

Stefanie-Faye Hobson abuse? You clearly don’t know what abuse is. It’s called discipline, she can handle one night. Deal with it snowflake

[@kirstyde-rose8788]

@@Ronin.Samurai you clearly don't understand how a child feels 😂 theres a million and one things she can take away, including for the next day, such as TV, DS etc but instead she took away the one thing that gave the girl comfort, its not even like it's there to entertain her, it's there to help her sleep, that's not punishment, its being mean. Punishment is taking away something that gives enjoyment, not something that gives comfort, 2 completely different things.

[@Ronin.Samurai]

Kirsty De-Rose oh boo hoo. I definitely know how a child feels, I was one once. She will get over it. She will learn this way,. This way she won’t be a snowflake. My parents did it to me, and I turned out fine. She will get over it. Stop being a pathetic weakling, and learn how to parent. You clearly don’t know how to parent a child

[@laurelleaves]

@@Ronin.Samurai my dude why are you so angry we get it, you hate kids lmao

[@yoongischild7044]

I'm so glad that I've seen other comments about taking away her teddy because that's probably something she needs to help her sleep and something she loves. Yes, take away her DS and/or some other toys but not something that will or can help her calm down and be happy. I'm actually 12 (my parents haven't taken something away from me since I was 9) and I have security items to make me happy still and they are stuffed animals. Never take something that precious from your child

[@mariahfanene2194]

I can relate to her

[@katiejones1130]

If she can't sleep without her teddy then give her it take her electronics or books or something like that

[@Ronin.Samurai]

Katie Jones nope it’s called discipline

[@lifeasherm5387]

I loved how she said 'no' 0:25 xD

[@violetmagic13]

'Is that a mood?' 'No' 'is that answering back!' NO SHE WAS ANSWERING YOUR QUESTION. AND YOU TOOK ALL HER TOYS AWAY WHAT THE FUCK DO YOU EXPECT!!!!???

[@nada-ys9rf]

She didn't even do anything...

[@carolinestbmw5689]

Is there gonna be a series 3?

[@eliseguy8452]

The child didn't even do anything wrong

[@oliviawashere]

I totally understand taking everything else. If I ever get in trouble, my parents take away something like my phone. But never have they ever tried to take away a ‘security item’ or something I have an emotional bond to. My Webkinz have gone through many years of play, still in perfect condition, and still loved so much that I don’t think my mom or dad would ever think of touching them.

[@alexbull8121]

The teddy is like a childs first best friend - ds is understandable but I’d never take the teddy

[@cait871]

is the full episode coming?

[@RealFamilies]

The full episode will be up in four hours.

[@lillie-vlogsandmore8007]

Nurture what time

[@imanepink]

Nurture can I please have a link to the full video please

[@88.vv1]

The mother doesnt understand her daughters feeling and she is trying to boss around and show her that she controls her. Poor girl

[@sia.fan.slime.bratayley721]

I would be like that if I was trying to go to bed and my mum took my fave teddy that I can't sleep without.

[@cosmosisrose]

I hate when parents upset a child and then do the "I love you so much" thing. Very manipulative. That's not how you treat someone you love!

[@annaszente825]

Damn my mom is like the same she does something very horrible to me, then she says 'I love you, I wouldn't hurt you'. If she said that a couple years ago, I would have agreed w/ her, but if she said that nowadays to a friend, I would silently giggle and disagree with her.

[@ajones23809]

She is naturally assertive and mother demeaning her.

[@Pikachu_Duck_Lemonade]

Could someone plz give me the link and/or the name of the full episode? Thanks!

[@imanepink]

Miss troublemaker here you go: kzbin.info/www/bejne/aaSwg6mZp8akobc

[@imanepink]

Miss troublemaker you're welcome

[@Pikachu_Duck_Lemonade]

Imane Pink Thank you!

[@KillJoy_Since2017]

This is what happens when you raise a beauty pageant queen

[@CaraPicone]

Ooof, that’s like taking a kid’s best friend away! Take something else.

[@jessicak5168]

I feel sorry for this kid all She did was walk out of her room and then she got her stuff taken off of her if that was me I would be freaking out like her

[@katefevre6222]

When asked if 'that was a mood', I would of just let her go, if I was her mother, it was not that bad. She is being too silly, and spoiled the brat from day one. At least listen to her, she said she would be happy to hoover. God, the kid can't even SPEAK without getting teddy off her. Man, the mother caused that fight!

[@anliqi7750]

They say clean your teeth instead of brush your teeth.

[@amy2264]

Anli Qi some people do, I say either 😊

[@collymonster]

Anli Qi actually we say either of those phrases, they are both perfectly acceptable :)

[@realmymelody]

Anli Qi They call a toothbrush a toothcleaner.

[@realmymelody]

S _ Pricey The U.S.

[@habidiallo8343]

Anli Qi right?

[@IsaacNewton-uc9yr]

She needs Jo Frost, like the supernanny show

[@deee1776]

You can clearly see where this girl gets it from!!!

[@avarose3797]

asks a question "And you're answering back!"

[@AnnieBornAgain]

Sorry dont agree with taking the teddy everything else not an issue but i really think the teddy was overkill. I also think the mother sort of started it to be honest, i would have found it intresting to watch Jo watching this bit back..

[@lisaallan7616]

Hang on Madison put her mum in debt. No her mum did that herself. But to take her teddy away from her that would annoy me to. She said to her she can take the rest of her stuff but she wants her Teddy back. To take something that actual helps them settle down no matter what they've done is just wrong. Doesn't matter if they misbehave can't take their sleep toy away. You don't see parents taking their beds from them or their pillows or duvets so why do it with their cuddly bed toys. Yeah the wee lassie was annoyed had an attitude but she wasn't answering back. Is are you in a mood a rhetorical question all of a sudden? She asked her a question she answered that question back. If she didn't say anything she would have got in trouble for ignoring her.

[@harsjourney9773]

You don't mess with a kids teddy no matter how rude they are. As a 19 year old I obviously don't still need my teddy however even when my sister joke about throwing him away it still tugs at me in some way a teddy is like your child and best companion at once. #notashamedofhavingateddyandbeinganadult

[@celticfanpage2873]

Hi Nurture can you let me know when the next Children's Hospital will be up thank you

[@rachelhunter3600]

You don't deprive a child of their favourite plush toy, because it will only enrage them further (I've been an auntie of 8 nieces/nephews for 20 years, so I know what I'm talking about). By all means, take their Nintendo DS away; but taking their precious & VERY sacred "cuddly" away is just hurtful & doesn't teach them anything (except that their parent is capable of becoming a bully). You don't need to try & score any points over a child to prove a point. Common sense where it's due, you know? Your teddy is yours & no one else's, so no one has the right to touch it without permission... 💕✨🐻✨💕

[@danniellejohnsonsvideos4963]

When will the next episode be put up?

[@fionafitt7118]

I don’t think it should be permitted for adults to take a child’s stuffed animal. Children do have emotional attachments. It’s their source of comfort so to be taking that away is wrong. You can take away phones or toys but taking that away is not okay. Don’t take a child’s comfort system away.

[@charlotterose402]

Don't take Teddy away

[@morganruby6503]

I just had an epiphany, even if your child is being a diva/brat/naughty, your taking their only way of comfort when isolated to their room. If you take it away they will use it against you to scream and be mad at you even if it isn’t that important to them, they therefore won’t get a good nights sleep and be even grumpier the next morning. That’s my life lesson for all parents, sincerely a kid who knows about this stuff

[@madisonst.claire6968]

To be honest, I don't think she should've taken the teddy away. Taking away dolls and electronics is one thing, but taking away a child's safety item, their comfort item, something they have an emotional attachment to, something that soothes them, is just wrong. Of course it riled her up more--this teddy was clearly something she used to soothe her. It might be the thing that helps her sleep in the dark or calms her down during tantrums or nightmares. It shouldn't have been taken away as a form of punishment.

[@evemd9713]

That description. That is not okay to blame the kid for them going poor. The kid doesn't have control of the money the mom does and the mom chooses to spend it. The kid is a product of the moms terrible choices.

[@sia.fan.slime.bratayley721]

Ofcourse the ds but not the teddy cause she won't sleep DUHHH

[@tt8807]

Foreign tantrums are even more entertaining with those accents! “No I dOn’t Ma” 😆

[@nevadaa8679]

Hahahahaha “your not taking teddy of me,, I can’t that’s so funny 😂

[@lilmissrockchick4962]

I think the real reason why Madison got her teddy taken away was because how she first ignored her mum, but the spoke quite rudely to her. At 0:36 Madison said 'go away' which is without a doubt rude, even though her mum is a bit of an idiot. Then at 0:39 Madison then said 'I don't like you' to her mum, and that's why her teddy was taken.

[@madtingz2288]

Why is the mum English one minute and Scottish the next lmao

[@louisecurrie8722]

I am only 12 so plz dont hate on me i am not trying to be mean. Ok I understand that she is rude to her mother but what I have learnt from super nanny videos is that you do NOT yell back at the child you lower the tone of your voice and in my own opinion the mother should have not takin the teddy off of her because obviously she loves that teddy a lot and the mother did not listen to her because she said "you can talk everything out of my room apart from teddy" and that almost made me cry because as a kid who still sleeps with a toy I understand and you may think that is crazy and it is wool and stuffing it is you best friend and your pride and joy so I am just saying I'm not trying to be mean but I just want to say this from a kids eyes that no parent should take away the kids favorite toy to make them do something or to punish them.

[@feetbilo8169]

The mother is the reason she is like that

[@zoeh6547]

Hu nurture I'm just curious about when the next time you will be posting a children's hospital video because I love them thx

[@emilyrose6103]

Don't bother her so much, geez.

[@fiercespartanofgreatness1661]

1. Genuinely spoiled child. 2. Genuinely entitled mom 3. Genuinely Annoying family besides the teenager. 4. Asking if she's annoyed, when she responds, calls it backchat, then proceeds to take teddy bear off her without reason. 5. "ShE's ChAnGeD yOu InTo A hOrRiBlE mOtHeR" No she hasn't, she's changing your mom into a better person.

[@llamasdance9688]

Poor thing... what if the only way she can fall asleep is with her teddy? The mother seems kinda unreasonable

[@rayw2707]

Usually, most people acknowledge that they've done something wrong, and apologize for it. But I'm totally unsure what is going on in Madison's mind. She's being disobedient, yelling at her mother, and refusing the instructions. I think she does need discipline.

[@laurelleaves]

anyone notice the huge red flag of madison saying she's even angrier now and her mother saying "don't talk to me like that" like madison insulted her and then before when madison leaves talk about how angry her daughter makes her? kinda weird she sees her daughter vocalizing how she feels as backtalk and i think while Madison absolutely had things to learn, maybe a lot of the conflict is the mum just blowing up over interactions like this. tbh i wish this family was on the og version of Supernanny so jo could have weighed in on that interaction, it made me so uncomfortable and the mother didn't even warn Madison or anything, just straight to punishment.

[@brianvaccaro942]

Madison walked away ( as to not start a fight) and the mother antagonized and that’s why the situation escalated.

[@annaszente825]

My mum would be like *ArE yOu WaLkInG aWaY fRoM yOuR pRoBlEmS?* or *CoMe BaCk To Me Or I'lL gEt To YoU aNd ThAt WiLl Be VeRy BaD!!!4!4!4!!*

[@agamemnon1492]

Parental controls don't work........... at all

[@shepherdewan]

You don't shout at your kids

[@makayla5595]

Why would she take a child's stuffed animal away instead of something else

[@Ronin.Samurai]

Makayla Elizabeth it’s called discipline

[@theanimalkeaper]

If I behaved like that as a kid I would just be ignored.... for a week 😂😂

[@AnimalAnimeLover]

if she took my teddy away i would phone child protection.

[@lizsugrue5806]

Animal Anime Lover actually phone the cops and report her for theft of a prized possession of sentimental value 😉

[@SaniWaniPlayz]

“I love you with all of my heart” 😎NO YOU DO NOT

[@lilmissrockchick4962]

Whilst I will admit that I think Madison was being rude by ignoring her mum, Madison's mother is completely clueless. She thinks by taking away all of Madison's teddies, that it will change Madison's behaviour, when it will just turn her more against her. I agree that it would be better if Madison helped out more, but her mum is just making matters worse by targeting her daughter.

[@kamora48]

“Gyet Yop eNd ClEan yE TEITH “

[@jelly8576]

sad they took her teddy

[@alexbull8121]

The little girl is visibly irritated/upset when she’s on the couch and instead of sitting on her level and asking if she’s okay. She just started snapping at her, because the girl is already upset that makes her attitude be stroppy. Then she leaves the room to calm down and then gets followed and her thing she uses to feel safe and comforted is snatched off of her.

[@lara4960]

at 1:36 she sounds exactly like that old mother in law shouting at simon cowell in that xfactor audition

[@ChloeEloiseJohnson]

The mum created that whole unnecessary situation.

[@thomashaines767]

0:44 I actually feel so bad.😢

[@TylerPCoyne]

For those who watch supernanny, you might remember a girl with a similar tone of voice as the girl in this video: yes, Megan! If I had to guess, I would say this is Megan’s Rage incarnate, and that’s is pretty scary believe me.

[@retrograven]

“go clean your teeth” *madison gets up to clean teeth* *mom blocks door*

[@MoAV15]

Why did mum turn off the light when she discipline her?

[@sashastevens5663]

Mo Carey she was changing