Entitled kids SHOCK Supernanny! | The Schmacher Family | FULL EPISODE | Supernanny USA

[@danielledevine24]

Jessica saying they're poor with that house and their own pool BAFFLES ME

[@sunniertimer598]

Media and Hollywood influences? Or living in Vegas and seeing the glitz through teenage eyes?

[@wioi]

They are far from rich but they have enough to live good

[@dsoul1305]

They are rich for any normal standarts. Americans just got out of normalcy.

[@alleycat616]

Crazy isn’t it?!

[@ugliestart8265]

Unless they were in debt, getting more and more behind.thats the only way it would make sense

[@irelandfromattilio4505]

It was refreshing to see both parents asking for help, both parents accepting Jo's advice, criticisms, and solutions. Usually there's at least one parent who will fight Jo on something but neither of these ones did. They listened to her. It shows how much they wanted to improve, how much they loved their children and wanted to fix things. So refreshing to see parents like this.

[@cheryllitz2579]

They need discipline. Not rewards. Crack down. And Jo is awesome. Love her. 💕

[@Sferko123]

⁹⁹⁸⁷9

[@doneishiawhite3305]

W

[@kaitlynhull6815]

You could definitely see the love in this episode. Good parents, great family. Top comment.

[@dharti_vaasi]

That's because they love n respect one another n are in this together

[@katyducharme1346]

These parents are rare. They didn't once deflect or gaslight or messier excuses!! So refreshing!!!

[@ravenclaw7408]

It’s good that they didn’t give excuses but I think they are submissive too just by looking how their relationships with their children work

[@Chloe0965]

@@ravenclaw7408exactly, well educated!

[@Alfredhyman19]

Tomorrow morning 7am end of spring break ✨️ 💜 😎 💕 🙂 💖 ✨️ 💜 😎 💕 🙂 💖 ✨️ ❤

[@CarrieKrickovich]

Parents who prioritize parenting! You don’t see that anymore. People think it’s the governments’ job to raise their children.

[@melissavalentine9771]

YES Thank God they got the help

[@skipmullen7560]

My eldest son was extremely hyper. His school coach told him he broke every running record in the school. He asked us shortly after if he could run at the University that was 13K. We got up early, he won the national record and ran every day until he got out of his first two years of college. Sports is the very best way to handle hyper children.

[@susanfaulkner2304]

👍

[@koroshiya_1]

wow that's amazing!!

[@Alfredhyman19]

Summer ☀️ vacation 😎

[@MelanieMitchell-bq3um]

You should be proud 🥹

[@IMAMERICANOWGIVEMEYOUROIL]

Amazing!!

[@sydneysartori]

the internet part broke me. 11 years old on chatrooms with 17 year old boys who 10000% are not 17 year old boys

[@sydneysartori]

i will pay literally as much as i need to if theres good protection services in the future because the internet without any supervision at her age ruined me

[@saltdoll5288]

And the answer to “you have to be 14 to get on this site is *then you don’t get on the site!* Not, okay, I see why you’re saying your 14”

[@magicalgrl2280]

@@sydneysartoriit ruined me, going onto 17 soon

[@Alices.last.warning]

Even if they were 17yo that is way to old for an 11yo to be talking to.

[@sydneysartori]

@@Alices.last.warning yeah they covered it in the vid as 17 year olds so i guess i just i left it out of my comment LOL you're absolutely right

[@elle7938]

I’m 16 years old. I could NEVER treat my parents the way the oldest does. I wouldn’t be able to live with myself if I even said one sentence of what she says to them. I could never blame my parents for our financial state. I could never yell at them for not going to college. I could just never.

[@marilyncarter-zz4vw]

And some teens think what They think is right..who says going to college means you end up rich?

[@marilyncarter-zz4vw]

Parents spoiled kids let them get away with everything. No rules. No boundaries. No consequence.

[@marilyncarter-zz4vw]

The girls set the example for the youngest to act out & treat parents

[@michaeldumoulin4306]

Well done parents and young man!

[@elle7938]

@@michaeldumoulin4306 I’m a girl…

[@suzicares2721]

I loved seeing Lexi cry over the homeless. The message got through.

[@SheilaPerson]

Lol

[@sulusu4812]

Did it last

[@valerieosborne]

@@sulusu4812 I think so.

[@msjkramey]

I don't like using people on hard times as props. They're more than that

[@valerieosborne]

@@msjkramey I don't think it was meant to be that way but to bring home to the girl that she had it good.

[@pancaketherabbit3643]

Idk why but when I saw the boy go crazy and love martial arts I just found it so wholesome that he found an outlet for all the energy and emotion that he has at home 😭🫶🏼

[@sambrunner5170]

Dad; "I feel like we are their servants, more potatoes son?". 😂😂😂

[@chimwemwechiundira6002]

😂

[@Adventures_of_Lfe]

That was crazy 😂

[@jeaneaton2731]

😂

[@everythingscorrupt]

Dad is weak and even the kids know it.

[@nompumelelokhumalo7112]

😂

[@eniam2675]

No bar tender and grocery store assistant could afford that house these days 😔

[@summerbb333]

right!

[@sleazymcnasty1207]

i wa ganna say that lol

[@sunneinsplendour8459]

That's what I thought.

[@schmittyconstanz]

Bartenders make great money if they are in an upscale bar.$$$$$$

[@1970GenXer]

they definitely couldn't here in Australia now. We currently have the biggest population of the working poor, since the great depression.

[@blackthornwhitethorn6679]

“Dillon is my beautiful little monster” is the kind of mentality that raises men who have to be parented by their partners later on in life. I love how with the girls, their bad behavior is on them, but the boy’s bad behavior is “beautiful”.

[@jademulhearn8302]

It’s toxic af

[@NaimaJackson-f4x]

Thats not what she meant, she meant beautiful as in when hes kind and monster when hes not, not its beautiful when hes behaving badly

[@blackthornwhitethorn6679]

@@NaimaJackson-f4x I’m not sure how you reached that conclusion because that is absolutely not what that statement means or even implies lol

[@thetallestdwarf7041]

@@blackthornwhitethorn6679 2:28. She also explains it right after she says it, at 11:38

[@lucyheartfilia959]

@@blackthornwhitethorn6679 "i'm not sure how you reached that conclusion" when she literally said it but u still try to correct others especially with this attitude

[@Myster-Man-Channel]

What i learn from super nanny episodes, parenting is fun, but only if you put the work in by spending time, enforcing boundaries, and staying calm. This has done wonders for my kids.

[@angelbulldog4934]

Lazy, disinterested parents create inmates. I think you don't need to even think about that. 😊

[@wavyykeke5277]

Right!! Lmao

[@stopthebus]

That's parenting 101. Sadly way too many parents have no idea how to raise kids properly.

[@r-e_mii]

Remaining calm sets the tone for an entire exchange. It's something that I have had to remind myself of time & time again too. Boundaries not only help with structure which humans thrive on just like routine, but everyone is happier when they're respected.

[@roohichaudhary977]

Not only parenting....every relationship

[@karolynmoore7143]

Jo Is like the Gordon Ramsey of Parents.. I say parents cause she dosnt fix kids.. she fixes parents and guides them to do better! She’s a Legend!!❤

[@LM-zk4rm]

Ceasars Milan? The dog training guy. He retained owners

[@perryionebrooks6002]

Well said

[@phoenixrising5088]

Jo is the Cesar Milan for unruly Kids.

[@bubblegumvb]

Hi

[@bubblegumvb]

Hi

[@kelkabot]

I LOVE how Jo leads with toughness but everything she does ultimately raises everyone's authentic happiness.

[@smith899]

I agree! My children are adults having their own children now. It has always amazed me that parents do not realize children feel safer in life with boundaries and discipline. Neither one of those words imply being mean or unkind to your children! Just the opposite!

[@triarb5790]

​@@smith899 100% agree with you! Parenting is about setting boundaries, those clear guard rails that guide children through to adulthood.

[@Alfredhyman19]

Summer ☀️ 😮‍💨 ⛱️ 🏖 ☀️ 😮‍💨 ⛱️ 🏖 ☀️ 😮‍💨 ⛱️ 🏖 ☀️ 😮‍💨 ⛱️ 🏖 ☀️ 😮‍💨 ⛱️ 🏖 ☀️ 😮‍💨 😂

[@xstrawb3rryxcookiex882]

The dad: 'HELLO NANNY!' Me: Why yu yellin at Jo bro-

[@MelissaRae1975]

Hands down the sweetest family change. The gift they made her was so heartfelt

[@aida087]

The way the father literally lit up when he saw Jo was like "HOPE has arrived".... priceless!!❤🥰

[@nancymcwatters5602]

88oìi

[@cameliap1146]

It's staged. I hope you know that.

[@staciaperin1]

My grandmother always told me to stop parenting out of guilt. STOP feeling guilty for being being the parent. They’ll get over it. And if they choose to stop speaking with you because you are setting healthy boundaries that’s okay.

[@tammiehinkle2040]

Great advice!! I have MS and catch myself parenting(or gifting)out of guilt all.the.time. I have to stop myself and reassess!

[@shawnmiller5611]

​@@tammiehinkle2040you should be the one getting gifted to have MS and have to raise children. I know you deeply love your children so don't think I mean anything bad, I just recognize how hard it is for you with MS.

[@suziewhattley3917]

Parents today just want their kids to like them. No boundaries, no respect, no consequences because it would make the kid mad or unhappy. Parents have such low self-esteem and weak character. Immaturity raising brats.

[@ahuman5772]

@@suziewhattley3917 I think that could be due to all the negativity towards parents, it's like you can't do anything right. Some (childfree, usually) adults even say parents are selfish for putting life onto this earth when the child didn't choose to be born. Just having kids is seen as immoral. Of course they'd have bad self esteem lol

[@butameremortal9424]

❤ grandma was very wise

[@karenthiessen9004]

My youngest son and i used to watch this show together and he would look at me and ask....WHAT IS WRONG WITH THOSE KIDS 😂

[@JJCGamingYT]

You must of raised him well than !❤

[@doggiedoter65]

​@@JJCGamingYTit's all about respect and discipline

[@kize-l8z]

😂

[@carlwear1249]

how old was he at the time?

[@kreepypoptart3217]

I love how jo understands the children and what they need. She understands that they weren’t just being bad kids they just needed direction.

[@angelsmith2101]

If I caught my daughter talking to older boys on that website, the computer would be gone. That is highly unsafe.

[@MadeleineHenderson]

Exactly why no talked the parents through it😂

[@Ana-rb7ws]

I know. She is 11! Why is on those websites at all?

[@Melody_Ninjago_Lover]

I agree

[@SS11660]

When she runs off to meet one of them !!!

[@av-sp1wo]

Or you teach them of the dangers. Taking away the computer won't help until you remedy the problem. It will only delay, not solve. People are idiots these days.

[@sophylophy9332]

Can we all agree Jo is an absolute legend?

[@nomsantuli6023]

Deffo

[@kaspy-kariza]

Yeeeees, definitely

[@isabellahuerta5648]

Yes 100%

[@GaboureyHalima]

Fr

[@defiantmommy]

Legend is not the word wish I seen this when my kids were little would’ve saved so much heartache and tears I will continue to learn for my now adult children and my grandchildren so much great advice oh god where’s my Time Machine I could’ve enjoyed their childhood instead of the constant tears

[@AidenNguyen-nn8jy]

Who’s watching this at 2024

[@adenotis7664]

I am

[@ksbwwkc]

All those office siren tiktoks brought me to this side of yt💀

[@beetlejuive]

@@ksbwwkc me too, twin, me too.

[@gabrielboudjema4076]

Came from tiktok 😭

[@allierose8985]

Meee

[@jjlove13only1]

I can not stress enough how Detrimental social media is for your children. KEEP THEM AWAY FROM SOCIAL MEDIA!!!

[@Kat-mu8wq]

Especially Instagram. Which studies have shown severely affects the self esteem of teenage girls

[@luckytiger6746]

I'll never got over the time an ex "friend" laughed at me cos I only had YT. But then she proceeded to tell me about how she's depressed and fakes everything on her social media. It was lowkey hilarious

[@callumcjham4478]

@@luckytiger6746 Thats so sad but unfortunately not uncommon

[@Alli_Dutchie]

Luckily I'm barely allowed on KZbin and not allowed to have social media until 11th grade 😂

[@Irenelovesnoodle]

I student teach 3rd graders and this is so true 😭 they are exposed to so many age inappropriate things and it shows

[@MrBetc]

Absolutely love how Jo "trains" the parents to grow up and be parents. 👍

[@barbaradouglas2283]

Re: comment; 💯% agree with your comment here! 👍I used to watch Jo when she was regularly on TV & wow is she ever good at her job training parents. Unfortunate that it’s critically needed though.

[@adellywellyxoxo]

The fact that she has to train them 😂

[@keithgriffiths9864]

Reminds me of the Dog Whisperer when he trains the owners.

[@sandradee1579]

​@adellywellyxoxo😂 no excuse for working dif shifts. Me & my husband did with 3 kids. I was primary & he continued the pattern. These parents are weak.

[@heatherrose5594]

Ok, watching the boy at the gym is making me tear up. Putting that energy toward something positive, and having these trainers to look up to and learn from is just wonderful!

[@Arete37]

Also the trainers could tell him he is learning to protect not only himself but his family, too.

[@lindag-dt6yn]

I really loved how Lexi felt bad for the homeless it made my heart warm up

[@juliad368]

This show is the most potent contraceptive there is. The parents look like genuinely good people. It's tragic how many such families are out there.

[@colleenbrady9675]

I agree.

[@helenedevys2498]

I don’t know why but it makes me feel the opposite. I can’t wait to have kids and do everything Jo is telling to do 😂

[@Bubblereeds]

@@helenedevys2498Exactly, at least the show puts off the people less likely to be willing to put in the work - it would be better if they just didn’t rub it in peoples faces

[@CJ-2]

The way the whole family turned around for the better and worked together, most proactive family I’ve seen in this show

[@sharee4466]

Loved how these parents were committed to making changes. It was evident the love between them all.

[@uniquelybird]

The martial arts was genius for the son. He needed that discipline, and time to get out his energy

[@melissavalentine9771]

🎉 exactly

[@toomylight2311]

She has her own bathroom and she thinks she’s poor 🙄🙄

[@Just_a_girl_in_the_world]

The entitlement of this generation is frightening.

[@kobjgdewschucrvtubnkm]

​@@Just_a_girl_in_the_worldwhich generation is this then? :^)

[@Lunarslay]

​@@Just_a_girl_in_the_worldthis is from 2000s, dont try and pull this "back in my day" bs

[@nyxcal]

@@Just_a_girl_in_the_worldthese kids are millennials

[@bad-info369]

@@Just_a_girl_in_the_world are you aware of which generation those kids are from? Because it’s definitely not this one

[@stella8450]

I love how the dad complains about having to wait on his kids every mealtime and then asks if they want more 😂

[@mmmmmmmm9358]

Well he’s good loving dad

[@Alfredhyman19]

Summer ☀️ cool 😎

[@sunshine72699]

I'd be 6ft under if i acted this way to my parents 😳😳😳

[@ndeledorothy3858]

Me too🙆‍♂️

[@Wanda-tr4nq]

Same here!

[@debra6513]

Me too Lol I can’t believe these parents allow this behavior

[@marinagarza1803]

Yep

[@michelleheiss7630]

I would have been slapped so hard google wouldn’t be able to find me!!!!

[@fionamontgomery1006]

The butt wiping at seven got me 💀😂 i was so lost in that scene until she said it

[@Ireallywantedthatuniquehandle]

It gets worse when she's still doing it when he's in his 40's 😂

[@LolaThewlis]

School Show n' Tell Teacher: What special skill did you learn this weekend? Kid 1: I can play flute Kid 2: I can cook Dylan: I'm seven and I can wipe my butt now Teacher: 😒🤔🧐😐

[@Kimiyoutoob]

I had a mate that’s kid didn’t want to wipe his own butt at 6 because he said it was yuck 😂😢 I was speechless

[@jasmine3250]

I don't even have kids at home and can't get enough of this show. 😂

[@dianar7055]

Lol it's good training if you ever do have kids or take care of kids. What to do, and what not to do. 😂

[@Josh-qr6xr]

Same 😂 I only have one

[@alexam1848]

You must be very happy

[@jasmine3250]

@@alexam1848 lmaoo

[@miffedcuttlefish6139]

I used to watch this when i didn't have kids, but subconsciously you're picking up things that work. I use lots of these methods now that I have children. 😊

[@katherinejoseph7060]

Jo is amazing, I love watching how she handles the parents and children.

[@Quitting_Byebye]

42 likes and no comments? Lets change that

[@mehak.arora08]

Fr ❤

[@thegamingguy516]

Ye 😂

[@Ace-ke7fq]

these shows are like 15 years old though, the older gal is almost 30

[@barbaradouglas2283]

Re: comment; absolutely 💯% rt on! It’s unbelievable behaviour from the children! Parents grow up ASAP! WAKE UP!!!

[@ilovemyselfxoxo.]

These parents obviously had some issues when it comes to parenting but it always makes me happy to see when both parents are 100% on board with Jo instead of one or both of them complaining. The picture board gift that they gave to Jo is so cute :)

[@RaccoonNation]

9:30 “I wanna be rich” Giiiirl have you not looked at your house and lifestyle 😢 this family is soooo blessed

[@cinder7183]

In debt up to their eyeballs

[@Yournansaman]

To me, they are rich, she didn’t know how good she had it.

[@4Mr.Crowley2]

Exactly. I posted this earlier - the majority of families in America these days live one paycheck away from bankruptcy. No way these people weren’t in enormous debt. @@cinder7183

[@dianerathgeber1526]

Tell Dillon that he now has to earn his sessions at the karate gym. His bratty bad attitude prevents him from going there.

[@enshrine5825]

Humans are ungrateful. We need to realise these blessings

[@KatsoPravda]

@36:55 - the Dad looking at Jo with tears in his eyes...was everything. What good natured people with genuine hearts of love.

[@PigeonFace4Life]

I can very happily report that both Jessica and Lexi are happily married and living amazing lives. I believe Jess has four kids now - crazy!

[@PigeonFace4Life]

And we can’t forget about Dylan, who is fulfilling his dream of detailing cars and motorbikes. All in all, everything worked out for the whole family!

[@shadowwolf9467]

That is amazing! Good for them.

[@liskatemarsh7749]

@@shadowwolf9467 Yes! Very good!

[@maddek5182]

@@PigeonFace4Lifewhere can u see

[@meme103840]

​@@PigeonFace4Lifedylan is transgender and now goes by Nadia

[@tanyabruce1019]

If I talked to my parents this way I wouldn't be here today lol

[@greenbyrd3665]

I might be here. but with no teeth. 🤣🤣🤣

[@angelwingstn3392]

Haha exactly!!

[@jessicahay9305]

Right

[@elizabetalarcon4068]

I would be G O N E

[@Hello__Amelia]

@@greenbyrd3665i don’t act like this but I have broken teeth 😢😅

[@paigenielsen3551]

Jo really knows how to talk to kids and bond with them so she can help them understand what she means.

[@gabet4u]

"We're poor" in the Tiffany necklace is high camp

[@Prylenmas_playzRoblox]

your profile picture is cute

[@tabaxikhajit4541]

Watching those parents tearing up the old labels and writing new ones was Beyond Beautiful!! They had smiles on their faces that showed they truly believed in the better qualities of their children.

[@sammyinbrooklyn]

Nicest parents. They’re both so likeable. Good that Jo jumped in.

[@lauracoles7507]

I agree The best family :)

[@sammyinbrooklyn]

@@lauracoles7507 🙌

[@smurfylee]

Yeah I.too agree

[@terryhazelett2105]

I really liked how the parents were both in 100%. Cutest couple I ve ever seen on this show. Doesn t surprise me that they are working class.

[@singinginthedesert4001]

Salt of the earth.

[@RawOlympia]

I liked them too!

[@sophialewis5474]

Cutest couple??? Disasters! I'll give them that they asked Jo for help. That is all. I cannot believe your comments. The problem lies even here.

[@colleenbrady9675]

They love their children and both asked for help.

[@lulumoon6942]

Working class sure is different these days😮

[@its_a_bug]

You can tell this is old when they're using MySpace 😂

[@shaneRochford]

Top ten sigma quotes

[@irine._avaline23]

And the highlights😭

[@tannehmckown2925]

I can’t stand bratty kids. Their parents really didn’t do them any favors

[@gaiaaaa]

I can’t stand them either but I also can’t blame them with the way there parents raise and treat them, supernanny doesn’t fix kids she helps parents so that the parents can raise them better that what I rlly like ab her

[@barbaradouglas2283]

Re: comment; 1st of all don’t assume that you know the whole score. Some kids really have serious problems like adhd or other things. In this case it’s really very dangerous! Really really good that Jo was able to catch their crap & point issues out! 👍 yikes!!! 😳🙄🤭children/kids today are so incredibly disrespectful! WOW! 😲

[@DawnKellyMedia]

​@@gaiaaaathese parents have done nothing to discipline their kids. They're hitting her and she says nothing. They cuss at them and they do nothing. My mom would've slapped me across the face if I cussed at her like that. It's ridiculous. Thank God for Jo.

[@kelrogers8480]

​@@barbaradouglas2283they're disrespectful because their parents raised them to be. Period!

[@mh8162]

Parents turned it around though thanks to Jo 😊

[@swansonganimalcommunicatio4207]

Dylan in the gym made me cry. Super nanny is amazing and so facinating how she understands kids and adults and can support them all. This family did amazing too, so food to see their transformation xxx

[@robinthrives]

The best episode ever! Just what parents need in these days of chaos and confusion. Jo is teaching values that are rarely seen in today's generation. Bravo!!

[@irenekemah7392]

The most important bit was that both parents were in love and on the same page. They were not fighting with each other; so Jo had to help out only with the kids.

[@sad-die9551]

“Cause we’re poor” is crazy. She is living the dream that many have

[@CJ-ft9yo]

Jo is just so good, the way she read the teenage conflict, this 30 min could be the blueprint of all parenting.

[@nolynnoel1032]

this episode is so lovely. each person genuinely broke ground and made improvements! the parents genuinely love their kids and wanted their family to be happier. and them making that board at the end just shows it. i hope they’re all doing well today :)

[@friendsgaming0776]

This is what happens when you don't discipline your kids and when you don't start making them accountable for their actions early.

[@sarahshouse1890]

I agree with you 1,000 percent!!!

[@meahdahlgren6537]

Right

[@mistylawrence6944]

Exactly

[@bad-info369]

Yeah the parents are just as to blame

[@kathrynbraun2073]

It’s really great Jo has dedicated her life to help folks

[@morningdove20]

Super Nanny Needs to be back on TV!!

[@NakaggwaGorretPatience-dc6pt]

She is off😢!!!!!

[@swored.]

@@NakaggwaGorretPatience-dc6pty

[@Dragonwolf-zt9tv]

yeah...............

[@DiamondDollJeanette1]

100 percent. Kids now are completely out if control. Don't believe it, ask a teacher.

[@marysheffield190]

I can’t believe the lack of responsibility of these parents when it comes to their children’s computer activity. Unbelievable!

[@Adrienne926]

They figured it out at least

[@MegCazalet]

This was filmed around the time social media was really just kicking off for the general population, so I’m not surprised that parents weren’t aware. They were afraid and aware of AOL chat rooms, even though those were way outdated already. Looks like she was looking at MySpace.

[@brennathecatlover4360]

To be fair the internet wasn’t as widely used and known in the very early 2000s so they probably weren’t aware of how smart teens can be online hiding things

[@e_i_e_i_bro]

To thinks it's gotten worse with phones even though we all know better now

[@hannahscott6604]

I follow one of the kids on instagram

[@JulieNelson-ls3sq]

I worked nights and my husband worked days for years so one of us could be with the kids always. We've been happily married for 22 years and raised 3 kids to be responsible adults. Now we have 7 grandchildren 😊

[@harleyjade7236]

How did y’all have time together? My bf and I are kind of like that and I’m just nervous that we don’t spend enough time together. I just don’t want to exist together you know?

[@artisthusnatalal3099]

​@@harleyjade7236There's weekends where you can spend time together. You can't be perfect but you try

[@featheredfriend1711]

Congratulations

[@melaniekendall4903]

Bully for you

[@AvengedPanzer]

Congrats!

[@reneehouser2925]

Jo has truly saved polite society from thousands of potential psychopaths in the making! God bless Jo!!!

[@TheNikki5449]

Wonderful episode. The middle girl really touched me with her sensitivity.

[@littlelilac2805]

I like the dad tbh, he is very helpful. You don’t see that every episode

[@twbroei9203]

I can tell these parents really tried and give the best to their kids. So painfull to see the kids take it al for granted

[@moosehead1183]

That's what kids do...of you let them.

[@tammiehinkle2040]

The kids have never known anything different. They only know what we teach them!! This is why teaching kids about people less fortunate and teaching them to appreciate what they have is incredibly important!! Think about it, they go to school with, socialize with, spend time with all people who have similar as them. How do they know who those people who have less are? That they're not all just addicts and "bad people"(ie could never be me). These are all learning lessons.

[@sheilabrennan4481]

They gave them the best of everything, except boundaries which is so incredibly important. Boundaries and consequences and follow through. And it needs to start Young

[@vickyCA1643]

They take it all for granted because nothing is required of them. They do not contribute to the well being of the family. Children want boundaries. It makes them feel secure knowing that someone stronger than them is in control.

[@singinginthedesert4001]

@@tammiehinkle2040

[@irissmouter2129]

'We're poor' she said while sitting in the garden of the biggest mansion i have ever seen in my life.... Me: 👁️👄👁️, yeah girl... Totally

[@Kimiyoutoob]

Right send her to an actual poor nice family in a high rise 2 bedroom flat with one bathroom she needs to learn what poor is

[@veronicajade20]

I couldn't believe that 11 year old child was online pretending to be 14 years old and talking to 17 yr old boys. She's a baby! That is so scary.

[@moonhunter9993]

why were they not parenting? my child is not allowed online unsupervised.

[@Alfredhyman19]

Les annees fac 1995-1998 ❤

[@Jjangbunbun]

Happens every day. It’s terrible

[@CharlesAnderson-gx1ec]

I agree 😮

[@lee-annebarrett366]

Parents being lazy. T V and computers were babysitting the kids.

[@lilred910]

This is my favorite episode ever. I loved seeing the parents just step up and do what needed to be done, and seeing the true nature of those beautiful kids that was just hidden.

[@akeden813]

That’s beautiful that they made this poster for her. They are really sweet & compassionate, you can tell. Hope they are thriving in life now

[@Kristine-h2y]

I heard that both girls are happily married & both have kids. They are doing great! 🥰

[@marilyncarter-zz4vw]

Dad says "he's DONE" problem is he hasn't Done anything! They're Exhausted doing Nothing. Childhood is for parents to prepare kids for for adulthood. They cave in & let them have their way.

[@lemons2135]

These parents are so lovely, the kids don’t know how lucky they are.

[@Erizedd]

I agree - both very empathetic and doing the absolute best for their kids. :)

[@malibudolphin3109]

They come off lazy, rude and irresponsible.

[@kelrogers8480]

Pls don't ever have kids! 🤦🏽‍♀️

[@noras.9774]

I was pediatric dentist and orthodontist; I worked with children and I always said the problem are the parents, not the children! The children are the mirror of the parents!

[@geebrewer8186]

Can you imagine how that boy is going to be bullied in school when the other kids find out he can't/won't wipe his own behind when going to the bathroom? 4 year old kids know how to do that.

[@Rosemary-up1ql]

Can't beleive that's all you got out of this!

[@juliepavlak]

Tbh i have a 9 year old in my family who still refuses to wipe her own butt sometimes. I will never understand that.

[@DehlilahDee]

He'll learn in school, then.

[@gravitystoner14]

What happened if he really needed to go at school? Did they call his mom?

[@pattybragg6093]

Yea,but think about this, Who wiped his butt at school? If he does have to go at school and don't wipe his butt, yea he will be messed with big time. Come on mom, think about it, he can wipe his own bottom, but don't at home because he knows you will. Ha, he be sitting on the toilet all night,or day here until he did, and if he didn't wipe, he be learning how to wash clothing.

[@Bubbles2cute4u]

It made me cry when they gave joe the gift before she left, so sweet amd cute AMF shows they are thankful

[@angelwingstn3392]

My favourite part is seeing Jessica show some empathy for the homeless when realizing there are less fortunate people out there.

[@naturalwitchery]

To see Lexi's sweet heart moved when realizing how good she has it was so precious ❤

[@TNACME]

Unbelievable at how fast those kids changed. Wonderful kids and parents.

[@lisalooft-ps2zr]

I love the way Jo just goes with any living situations and doesn’t judge and helps them make things better. Any socioeconomic demographic. This dad obviously was not well off, didn’t have the best furniture or cleanest house, and instead of criticizing or judging, she helped Brian build his own self confidence and the changes were amazing.

[@andreareese6753]

I love this family! They all listened and wanted to improve. The parents are both really loving and kind to each other, great examples for their kids.

[@sarahshouse1890]

I disagree, they're terrible examples allowing these kids to disrespect them, cuss at them, and spoil them by letting them do whatever they want with no rules, no discipline, no boundaries or consequences to their actions! These kids are out of control and the parents coddle and baby them and do nothing about it. Kids do not respect them. These parents are doormats and the kids walk all over them.

[@Hummus-kt1rg]

the whole point of the video was the parents' setting boundaries and giving discipline. They become better and don't let their kids walk over them anymore.@@sarahshouse1890

[@EulaleeMiller-cx1bp]

This supernanny should get an award for being so professional at what she does

[@lynfawcett221]

These parents were exhausted at the beginning, but very ready for Jo's help. They listened to her, took her advice on board, and totally changed the dynamics of the family. The children also did the same. I do hope they all keep up the great work they have done. One of the best episodes I've seen. ❤❤

[@morbidmeowgirl]

Honestly this show is helping me with my behavior.I’m a kid and I have really bad arguing problems, I get so mad and I yell or scream. I don’t mean to but I’m slowly learning to control it. I don’t like arguing I can’t help it. But now I know how my parents feel and it’s worse than how I do. I’m going to really try to work on my arguing problems.

[@northerngirl4666]

Little aggressive boys grow into big, violent men who target everyone and women in particular. Good job parents!

[@kh1li]

They become the biggest narcissists too

[@thatswhatshesaid6326]

Not true at all. Stop projecting. Snotty teenage girls grow up to be judgemental women. 😏

[@kh1li]

@@thatswhatshesaid6326 there’s a difference between being snotty and speaking facts. Learn to handle the truth.

[@rainbowstones5431]

Good job super nanny! Those parents were clueless!😮

[@Newt-b5o]

And they’re raising daughters that will grow up to be the kind of women those men typically target. Not close with their family, insecure, they’ve not been taught how to set appropriate boundaries and bonus points: they’ve given their young girls unlimited unchecked access to abusive men online. So glad they’ve changed their ways! Hope they stuck with it after the cameras left.

[@musicandtheatregirl]

Let Dylan spend 10 minutes with MY mom. I remember, too, when we got our computer hooked up to the Internet (Dial-up lol), I was in Junior High. My mom warned me from day one NEVER to give out my name, my age, my location, my phone number…all of that. It’s advice that has stayed with me. I was much more familiar with the Internet than my parents - even my mom, who was in Data Processing. She would stand behind me when I was online and read what I was saying and looked to see what I was doing. It drove me CRAZY when I was these kids’ ages, but I understood why she did it. I never mouthed off because she would have IMMEDIATELY unplugged the computer/Internet and taken the cords.

[@GrannyGooseOnYouTube]

I have one adult child who never speaks to me and another is incarcerated. Parenting is EVERYTHING. God bless Jo.

[@jubileej1629]

Your parenting must have really failed

[@GrannyGooseOnYouTube]

@@jubileej1629 obviously. Thanks for rubbing it in.

[@Lucas-q2e1e]

@@GrannyGooseOnKZbinSo sorry to hear this. Don’t blame yourself Sometimes even the best parenting of children they can end up inside. You did the best you could.

[@volklupo5133]

Why would you even share that?😅

[@GrannyGooseOnYouTube]

@volklupo5133 because I often watch Jo and see mistakes I made. My kids made their own decisions as adults, but I always wish I had had another supportive, knowledgeable adult like her to guide me when they were little. Maybe then their choices would have been different in adulthood. Attention, discipline, routine are more crucial than some young parents know.

[@jacklovell7899]

My absolute favourite episode i dunno why Jo's energy is just brilliant

[@maddawg-madigan07]

i love jo for taking that approach with the teenage daughter. it was amazing :)

[@tetrac71]

The parents are the reason the kids are like they are. Smh. The sad thing is when you raise those monsters when they leave the house, the outside world have to deal with that behavior

[@awesomesmasher999ftw4]

The outside world won't put up with that behavior. They will learn real fast.

[@justmichael6628]

I absolutely agree with your statement .

[@AsteriskBlight]

You are very quick to judge.

[@jessicasimpson4944]

@@maggiemae9099 they're better towards the end of the episode tho

[@sarahshouse1890]

Agree 💯!! It's disgusting!

[@nope24601]

I hope the kids in these shows look back and see how much their parents love them.

[@shannonwhite3721]

So I totally looked them up on Facebook and gratefully the family looks wonderful. Hope all worked out for them

[@galemusgrove4589]

I loved seeing the oldest daughter helping her mom when the boy was acting up, grabbing the chairs 😊

[@karenward4480]

Its really great when parents are brave enough to ask for help...and be open minded

[@flamingpieherman9822]

All kids need discipline period. Parents that let their kids go like this are not doing them any favors in life

[@BarbiePerkins]

Doesn't matter how old this show is it will help someone I'm watching it still helps you learn and grow!!

[@jennifercherryleewinter9565]

Seeing some of her teaching ways is so nice and no angry or anything negative in it. She does help those who need it and there's a good change at the end

[@Coplandcalm122]

There should be absolutely NO computers in the bedrooms

[@brennathecatlover4360]

Lexi knows what she’s doing tho she’s not dumb

[@e_i_e_i_bro]

​@@brennathecatlover4360she's a child

[@cierahperrotti2132]

Unless there is no internet and only used for computer games

[@swimfast724]

Not until they're 18 for sure

[@iwanttosleep6414]

@@brennathecatlover4360she doesn’t understand the consequences and dangers behind what she’s doing.

[@JETstarStar]

2:33 THE EAGLE IM CRYING

[@vintuitive7627]

I wish they had tv show updates on all the families.

[@antoinettelovejoy8893]

I agree with you

[@M5TABBYCAT]

Yes. Totally.

[@drea1999]

Apparently they got divorced and the 2 girls are married with kids. And someone said Dylan is transgender... but not sure where they got that info

[@Rizziculous]

@@drea1999where did you see this?

[@dvandeun]

​@@drea1999 hahahaha, that's funny. even when true: still funny.

[@GypsyGirl317]

I really like these parents as people, and they did incredibly well together with their children. I like the approach Jo used in this family too, it was very effective.

[@Brittanyg95]

I wonder how my mother would react on how Jessica’s attitude is how her sass 💁🏽‍♀️ is

[@virginiaryno2631]

Brittg, I know my mother would have slapped that sass and attitude so hard out of any one of us girls. It would have landed on the other side of the room. 😅

[@Zazezoo]

@@virginiaryno2631😅

[@MartiErtel]

I agree with you. Our rear ends would sting if we tried to sit down. Who is in control here?

[@MartiErtel]

Also,all the kids are learning from each other. No rules. They are proud of the bad behaviour. These parents need to learn birth control, not parenting.

[@scrillscrill1099]

The old folk would have " Knocked the PILES down" on Jessica. Meaning " knocked isht" out of her.

[@BetterBracelets]

I like how at the end when Dylan kept holding onto the chairs Jessica knew her mom was trying her hardest to get Dylan to respect her and helped her by taking away and pushing in the chairs!❤

[@cristalmewtwo4160]

i think that is the most enthusiastic door opening in the history of this show