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Fair play to her. At least she's not expecting her mum to raise the baby. She's training to get a job. Ok she's messy and she cooks crap food but she is only 16 and she'll learn.
@Hannah Dyson why do you say she has no job prospects? She's doing her training in a job where there is lots of opportunities. You don't know anything about her rental situation. Might not be a council house, her parents may have bought it and she pays them rent. She'll learn how to clean and cook.
Hannah Dyson I have amazing support from my parents family and friends. My parents have done so much for me ever since I had Maisie. They have the girls every day doing the school runs for me while I work. I’d be lost without them and would have to give my job up if it wasn’t for their help. Thankyou ☺️ I make time for friends and family every week it’s important. Time is everything with loved ones. ❤️
Natasha has actually done amazing for herself. She has her own business and 2 girls now. Shes changed a lot from this. Successful business woman and making a good living for her and her kids.
The tattoo for her dad 😍 that was super cute. Her parents must be so proud of the way she’s handling becoming a young mom. These parents did the right thing! This girl has been raised right! Well done!
@noorbohamad5796 It is cheaper for the government to help the teenage mother to build up that paying for foster care for the child for the next 18 years.
Tell my mom I'm not coming home until I'm rdy lol hell when I do come 😂 home my wouod be dry for which I won't be doing anything for 6 years cuz I be in my coma for about that long lol
People always focus on the child as being the problem, "from the age of 6 she was a problem". Then you make her move out at 16. Seriously, the parents are taking no responsibility here, a child doesn't just become a 'problem' for no reason. When a child acts out there is always a reason. So many parents allow it when the child is young, they think it will magically work it's self out and anyway it's not such a big issue when a 6 year old who is small enough to send to her room acts out. BUT, suddenly they are 13, 14, or 15 and they are as big as you and you can't control them anymore. The parents always make the same excuse, they're as big as me, I can't make them stay home, I can't make them do as I say, I can't physically drag them to school or lock them up. So they wash their hands of them, their behaviour is not my fault!!!! I try!!!!! Bollocks!!! You raised this child, you lost control, but hell let's just walk away. A 16 year old running their own home, raising a child and trying to train to get a good job rather than stay on benefits, that doesn't seem like a problem kid to me. She seems like a good kid who had lazy selfish parents.
Yep alot of parents ... don't parent ... my mum never told me how to Budget, cook, clean, look after myself... nothing (she didn't even bother to get me assessment for autism I had to go and do that myself at 19) I have 2 kids now and do all of the above .. I had to teach myself cos my mum wasn't even a mum or did anything a mum should do she just left me to it and basically used your pregnant to get out of doing any form of parenting or help me 🤷♀️
@Sarah Love she did amazing ! natashavictoriax is her instagram, she’s 27 now and she has 2 daughters, she bought a house, she has a business and also a full time job ! I just discovered her and I was so happy to see how well she’s doing ! ( I don’t know her but it’s nice to see how becoming a mum , even if it was at a young age , changed her life in a positive way)❤️❗️She is an amazing mother ❤️❗️
I am very proud of this young lady and her family. I was 14 when I had my son. It was in the 70's so times were different back then. The hard times were there but different. My Mom was a single Mother and was not pleased. I was kicked out of the house. I lived in 9 different places when I was pregnant. My son was born with ADHD. Today he is a fine young man. He has 18 more months from retiring from the Police department as a Homicide Detective. Many years of hard work to get him to 18 and he was on his own after that. He has done good and I am a proud Mother for keeping him and loving him. This young lady will be just fine. Keep up the good work and wait to have another child.
Surplus to the fact she gets a DAD tattoo and says I love you, their response was thank you very much and a clap. I'm not surprised she hardly says them three words, I wouldn't either if they didn't tell me they loved me back. Isn't it customary to tell your child you love them and praise them, especially when they display love and affection. Morons!!! I'm so glad I got out of Blackpool years ago, hate the place.
@@ste9071 just to let you know, this is me 😅 my dad tells me he loves me all the time he always calls me his princess even now at 29!🥰❤️ I’m very close to my family and it’s nothing but love. Always will be a daddy’s girl. I know how loved & proud my parents are of me. ☺️
@@TashaCandice1992I did all the things you did when I was younger and it was because I was far from happy. I refuse to believe you were or you would have done what your parents asked because you'd trust what they had to say. There have to be issues for a child to behave that way, whether you deny them or not. Asking you to move out at 16 with no clue what you're doing with a baby is not the actions of a loving family.
This poor girl was given no guidance and no preparation for real life and then is thrown out on her own? I understand that the parents wanted to reach her something but I think just chucking her out and expecting her to just know when she wasn't taught anything is just wrong.
I think that was the point. They said she was a wild child already. To me I think by making her move out was to show her it's very hard to adult and parent. They didn't just kick her out to the wolves. She moved across the lot from them and they encourage her to ask them for help. All I'm saying is if I was this teen my mom would have done the same thing
My mum done that to me 🤷♀️ some people just shouldn't have kids cos they cba to raise them... my mum only had us for the benefits ... only has a partner that has money and when it runs out she goes for someone else
They weren't great parents, they took no responsibility for her behaviour or for instilling life skills, let her behave inappropriately, and then they told her to leave when things came home to roost.
Claudia Marie Bermudez it’s also their job to teach life skills like cooking,cleaning, etc. But they don’t seem to have done that. These parents are shit. Gave her no guidance before the baby, and none after.
Im glad that you got your life together for your daughter and for your self plus your mother and father are very proud of you keep being strong for yourself honey girl always remember your strong and a great mother and your daughter will be the one that looks up to you
I do feel sorry for tasha. Yes the parents had every right to say i am not raising masie shes your daughter.. But throwing her out is just too much. Shes not eating properly shes too young too take care of herself never mind a baby. The sad thing is if she was older in her 20s and had a baby the grandparents probably would do everything they could to help.
@@iandarichards4007 the baby shouldn't have to deal with the consequences of her mum's errors. It's very unfair to make a child lose quality of life because her mum did didn't do the right thing when she was just a teenager. Really sad to see this kind of mindset still.
I agree. I think she should take on full responsibility as her daughter's mother like every other mother however she is just 16. Her parents failed to discipline her as well as teach her how to do chores and Tasha is the one suffering for it. Sure, the mother can say Tasha can ask for help but kicking her out doesn't really say "I'm here for you". I'm in my twenties with my first baby and my family is very willing to help out.
Where I live if you were to kick a minor out anyone under the age of 18 even if they are pregnant that would be considered child neglect and her parents the grandparents would have CPS knocking on their door. In fact where I live in the United States at least in my state the grandparents are on the hook for child support until the parents have reached 18. so if 15-year-old Tommy gets 15-year-old Sally pregnant then 15-year-old Tommy's parents have to pay child support to Sally's parents.they said this girl up to fail because they did not teach her about life and I'm sorry I just could not be okay with my own flesh and blood living in that squalor defenseless. If my grandbaby was going into foster care or I had the choice to take my grandchild in you bet your ass I'm going to raise my grandchild you're never done parenting at least good parents are never done.
Bad parenting. No discipline no love. She said it herself, everything she should have learnt at home she's now learning on her own. They wonder why they get pregnant at such a young age. A parent calling their child a "wild child" is a parent that has no control over a child. That tells you more about the parent than the child. And now the child becomes a parent. Hope she does a better job than her parents.
Well done girl. You've got more direction than some people who dont have a baby. Keep it going girl. You rock. Maisys father is a loser. If I had a son who abandoned their child I would abandon them. The same way they want a parents love and support so does their child.😡
The fact the parents kept thr word made her realize her problems she accepted them and took responsibility gave the father a chance to b a father and even tho she is messing and cant cook its a skill she can learn but the progress she made and the fact she is greatful and understands that she wouldnt of had a life if she kept goin down the road she was on..im literally proud of this young lady she took so much responsibility apologized for her behavior and stepped up ❤
Okay so Ik there’s a common theme in these videos. All the girls who get pregnant say they were normal teens who drank and smoked, like wtf that’s not a normal thing teens do.
@RazorbladeRomance its only normal for the bad kids. None of the families I know have kids like this. If you lie down with dogs you get up with fleas. Choose your group wisely.
Her parents at the end, that’s how I wished my parents saw me. I was a very out of character kid, I was abused and only few knew about it so couldn’t tell anyone and my abuser being my age and in my life he did many awful things that allowed others near me. I had my baby girl at 16 and I went from alcoholic/suicidal/medicated scared little girl to a woman the moment I saw my babies on screen. My parents stayed the same assholes and I grew wings and got a life, been 13.5 years my girls 12 got 2 more kids (boys) and still same hubby since I was 16 but that’s never enough for some they just wanted to be right and fail me because that’s what they did. They didn’t help me in my troubled times before pregnancy so I didn’t let them decide my life during.
why do all theese young mums have dirty houses! theres no excuse for it! your child naps clean your house, get a baby carrier clean your house, its rank! im a young mum became a mum at 16, my house is cleaned daily my kids are cleaned daily and i do everything i can for my kids! its rank, sort your lives out ladies!
She’s young and a new mom. She will get the hang of things but really what I’m hoping for is that she starts eating better... her daughter needs nutrition not ramen and pre made burgers...
Im glad her parents stuck to their words. If they have other kids this would be setting an example. Life as a young mom is not easy she chose that path.
The parents did her a disservice by not teaching her to do things for herself however I know that it came from loving her. I admire her for doing everything herself once Maisie arrived and she learnt quickly and did what had to be done in terms of being a Mum and keeping her house organised. She is looking into her future and is planning for it. I wish this whole family all the best.
The sad thing is that the back story for 95% of these girls that end up pregnant in their teens is that they were acting a fool. This is why old school values are necessary. Discipline and respect needs to be taught from day one. Spoiling these kids messes up the following generations. I'm thankful I had a Mom that whooped my tail and taught me responsibility and discipline When I was little.
You need to read the book "Spare the Kids: Why Whuppings Won't Save Black America" by psychologist Dr. Stacey Patton. In her book, she writes how spankings and other corporal punishments can cause early puberty in girls, and maje them want to get pregnant as soon as possible. It's because living in a high-stress environment undrr the threat of physical abuse makes their subconscious brain think to itsel, "I'm in an environment thst is very dangerous and it's likely I won't live many more years longer until I'm eaten by a lion or killed by neighboring hostile tribe. So they think (subconsciously) to themselves, "I better get pregnant now or else I'll never pass my genes on to the next generation!" Dr. Patton is a Black woman and was the victim of corporal punishment as a child too.
i’ll grabsack your dad’s wheatnut I believe some women don’t care about closing their legs when a random guy is telling them “you’re beautiful.” Unfortunately the children get to deal with all the mental baggage that comes with being have to raised in a single parent home. It’s really sad when you think about it!
Aw I feel her pain on the house front... I was 18 when I got married and had a kid and boy my house was a mess I was behind on all cleaning and washing at the time I didn’t care lol.. it takes time
The inadequate “parents” who didn’t teach her better didn’t kick her out. They kicked her onto the tax-payer. If they had to pay for 20% of the cost of this event they would have done a better job parenting.
This is WAY DIFFERENT than the US. Here, you don’t just automatically (and quite quickly) get a house. If you’re kicked out you either go to someone else’s house or you go to a shelter for at LEAST months to years while waiting on the housing list, and then they give you food benefits (money on a debit like card) that for single adults can be just $40/month (with no job or even a disabled person unable to work) and then medical insurance. You don’t get actual money you can spend on laundry detergent, phone, gas, etc. and you can’t have anyone else live with you. It’s very strict. Half these girls just don’t know how lucky they are.
Why is it , that , women, when they are young, "fall pregnant"? When they are older, they " become pregnant ". So, does a 'fall' imply no responsibility in the process?
No it’s just the way us brits say it! Even if your a grown adult and want to become pregnant you’d say I’m gonna fall pregnant I wanna fall pregnant I fell pregnant etc etc
Glenda Field I think it's more about it being unplanned. So 'fall' when you get pregnant, 'become' when it's planned. This is just my opinion though, don't take it to the bank
she has done a good job by having to get her own place (how convenient right across the street from her parents) and going to beauty school. she has shown she can raise her daughter on her own
At 15 I was too focused on gcse's and if any free time it was playing cricket, netball, any kind of sports or playing with dolls with my younger two sisters. Ahh i miss that life 🤣
I don't understand why Britain pays for housing, daycare etc... she's done an amazing transformation at such a young age. A very positive attitude. I wonder if she knows who pays the bills?
I think people seem to think if you’re not yelling and hitting your child then you’re a good parent. These parents are calmly talking about wanting what’s best for their child and they’re going out looking for her when she was out partying but that doesn’t make them good parents. You can’t just politely ask your kid to come home then leave when they say no, you’re the adult, you need to show them you’re in charge. Letting your kid do whatever they want and not trying to discipline them because they’re just a “problem child” is not good parenting. Natasha is obviously a good kid, going to college and working hard to provide for her baby despite still being a kid herself but she needed more guidance. She needed to be shown boundaries at a younger age instead of being allowed to act out.
Good kids aren't out running the streets at all hours, sneaking around, and getting knocked up. She was a delinquent and a degenerate who thankfully turned her life around.
@Hannah Dyson it was filmed 10 years ago. She has a good life, two children, business and a job as she wrote somewhere in the comments. And she also looks amazing, better and younger than 10 years ago
Known to be a wild child but shocks her parents with a pregnancy? What? Says she was brought up 'spoiled', so here we go again with the root cause.... the parents! Get rid of the problem by getting rid of Tasha! This girl needs help as does her innocent baby. I can't believe these two. There are ways of helping and making her responsible without this dreadful attitude! I can see that baby Maisie helped turn things around with the parents and no wonder.... she's as cute as a button!
Her parents never disciplined her that's why she is the way she is. They didn't teach her morals either. It's all the parents fault. I dont feel sorry for her.
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Okay cant wait
Can you post updates on all the girls? Would love to see how they’re all doing after 10 years. I wonder how many of them are grandmothers by now 🙊
@@BeatrizPereira-mk2cr You're funny
@@frankmangan2113
Unfortunately, we both know it can be a reality… it’s usually a never ending circle 🤷🏻♀️
Fair play to her. At least she's not expecting her mum to raise the baby. She's training to get a job. Ok she's messy and she cooks crap food but she is only 16 and she'll learn.
Hannah Dyson and what u want? Her parents being the parents of the kid? If she is big enough to have kids, she should be big enough to carry on alone!
@Hannah Dyson why do you say she has no job prospects? She's doing her training in a job where there is lots of opportunities. You don't know anything about her rental situation. Might not be a council house, her parents may have bought it and she pays them rent. She'll learn how to clean and cook.
Hannah Dyson she’s doing really good and you want her to put her child up for adoption? You’re a sick person please get help.
Hannah Dyson I have amazing support from my parents family and friends. My parents have done so much for me ever since I had Maisie. They have the girls every day doing the school runs for me while I work. I’d be lost without them and would have to give my job up if it wasn’t for their help. Thankyou ☺️ I make time for friends and family every week it’s important. Time is everything with loved ones. ❤️
@Hannah Dyson I feel like you didn't expect the person you were talking shit about to turn up in the comments because that was some quick turn around.
Natasha has actually done amazing for herself. She has her own business and 2 girls now. Shes changed a lot from this. Successful business woman and making a good living for her and her kids.
Good for her! Obviously getting pregnant very young was a blessing in disguise as it forced her to sort her shit out
Does she still speak to her mom
SuperAndrea iAnimations we are very close. I’m a daddy’s girl though haha!
@@TashaCandice1992 oh that's great lol!
What's her Facebook
Making her get her own place was the best decision for her
It probably was if you watch it if she had stayed at home her parents would have rased her child and she would have gone back to her old ways
Lisa Williams yea they did the right thing
I wish there would be an update on these to see where they all are now.
She’s got more kids now. 3
She started her own business and she seems to be doing amazing.
The tattoo for her dad 😍 that was super cute. Her parents must be so proud of the way she’s handling becoming a young mom. These parents did the right thing! This girl has been raised right! Well done!
what’s her instagram or socials
Hannah Dyson I see u will cry on all comments 😂😂😂😂
I actually don't dislike her as much as I do the others. She's got a work ethic and ambitions. Which is refreshing.
@Hannah Dyson she owns her own home, has a business while working full time and has 2 daughters now. Seems like she grew up just fine.
@@mirandapetersson952 thankfully, the UK offers good benefits for teen moms. This is a huge factor in later success.
@@Trogdor1365so the UK somewhat takes care of people
@noorbohamad5796 It is cheaper for the government to help the teenage mother to build up that paying for foster care for the child for the next 18 years.
Can we please talk about the super gorgeous baby girl she has.. OMG.. Her smile just filled me with joy.. God bless you both dear.. 😍😘
"do you mind coming home" ... "No" ... Continues night out ... I can't imagine where they went wrong
Lilly Brown 😂😂
Get your ass in the car would be more like it 😁😁
Tell my mom I'm not coming home until I'm rdy lol hell when I do come 😂 home my wouod be dry for which I won't be doing anything for 6 years cuz I be in my coma for about that long lol
This one's really cool - it is nice to see someone thriving and moving forward with their life, with their kid
People always focus on the child as being the problem, "from the age of 6 she was a problem". Then you make her move out at 16. Seriously, the parents are taking no responsibility here, a child doesn't just become a 'problem' for no reason. When a child acts out there is always a reason. So many parents allow it when the child is young, they think it will magically work it's self out and anyway it's not such a big issue when a 6 year old who is small enough to send to her room acts out. BUT, suddenly they are 13, 14, or 15 and they are as big as you and you can't control them anymore. The parents always make the same excuse, they're as big as me, I can't make them stay home, I can't make them do as I say, I can't physically drag them to school or lock them up. So they wash their hands of them, their behaviour is not my fault!!!! I try!!!!! Bollocks!!! You raised this child, you lost control, but hell let's just walk away. A 16 year old running their own home, raising a child and trying to train to get a good job rather than stay on benefits, that doesn't seem like a problem kid to me. She seems like a good kid who had lazy selfish parents.
Yep alot of parents ... don't parent ... my mum never told me how to Budget, cook, clean, look after myself... nothing (she didn't even bother to get me assessment for autism I had to go and do that myself at 19)
I have 2 kids now and do all of the above .. I had to teach myself cos my mum wasn't even a mum or did anything a mum should do she just left me to it and basically used your pregnant to get out of doing any form of parenting or help me 🤷♀️
@@alison2984 Sounds a lot like my story. I didn't get my autism diagnosis till I was in my 40s.
"Do you mind coming home?" 🤣🤣🤣 I about died when the Dad said he asked his daughter that after finding her after sneaking out. 🤦♀️
I don't see why she had to sneak out she could've just left the front door proud and sound
Bless her! I can't imagine being that young with a child. She's doing her best and clearly loves her daughter! ❤️💕
@Sarah Love she did amazing ! natashavictoriax is her instagram, she’s 27 now and she has 2 daughters, she bought a house, she has a business and also a full time job ! I just discovered her and I was so happy to see how well she’s doing ! ( I don’t know her but it’s nice to see how becoming a mum , even if it was at a young age , changed her life in a positive way)❤️❗️She is an amazing mother ❤️❗️
@@cristiansarmas5807 waw what an inspiration!! Ty for the update love!❤
@@cristiansarmas5807 thank you for your kind words 🥰❤️
I am very proud of this young lady and her family. I was 14 when I had my son. It was in the 70's so times were different back then. The hard times were there but different. My Mom was a single Mother and was not pleased. I was kicked out of the house. I lived in 9 different places when I was pregnant. My son was born with ADHD. Today he is a fine young man. He has 18 more months from retiring from the Police department as a Homicide Detective. Many years of hard work to get him to 18 and he was on his own after that. He has done good and I am a proud Mother for keeping him and loving him. This young lady will be just fine. Keep up the good work and wait to have another child.
Thank you for your kind words all the best to you and your family ❤️
Nothing to be proud of 14 have a kid
@@ravenbaa7989shut it
These parents didn't parent this girl and then when she winds up pregnant and NOW they wanna enforce everything and kick her out. Freaking lovely
Surplus to the fact she gets a DAD tattoo and says I love you, their response was thank you very much and a clap. I'm not surprised she hardly says them three words, I wouldn't either if they didn't tell me they loved me back. Isn't it customary to tell your child you love them and praise them, especially when they display love and affection. Morons!!! I'm so glad I got out of Blackpool years ago, hate the place.
@@ste9071 just to let you know, this is me 😅 my dad tells me he loves me all the time he always calls me his princess even now at 29!🥰❤️ I’m very close to my family and it’s nothing but love. Always will be a daddy’s girl. I know how loved & proud my parents are of me. ☺️
She was warned several times and still did it
@@TashaCandice1992 well done.....
@@TashaCandice1992I did all the things you did when I was younger and it was because I was far from happy. I refuse to believe you were or you would have done what your parents asked because you'd trust what they had to say. There have to be issues for a child to behave that way, whether you deny them or not. Asking you to move out at 16 with no clue what you're doing with a baby is not the actions of a loving family.
Seems that making her get her own place was she best decision her parents made ,is great to see her mature and take responsibility.
She looks like she is in her mid 20s
She looks like alot of 16 year olds in the uk
I was saying early 30s
@@annaleighanichols7762 its the makeup
It's the drugs and whatever and pregnancy
stay away from drugs, kids.
The parent's are not showing these children any boundaries/discipline or manners. They are at fault.
I love how these parents decided to be hard nose once she'd got herself pregnant. I.e. too late. Why weren't they stricter when she was younger?
Exactly 🙌🏽🙌🏽
I actually really like her. She seems to have a better attitude than the others!
This poor girl was given no guidance and no preparation for real life and then is thrown out on her own? I understand that the parents wanted to reach her something but I think just chucking her out and expecting her to just know when she wasn't taught anything is just wrong.
Amber Ferguson finally some ones talking about how utterly shit these parents are 😂
I think that was the point. They said she was a wild child already. To me I think by making her move out was to show her it's very hard to adult and parent. They didn't just kick her out to the wolves. She moved across the lot from them and they encourage her to ask them for help. All I'm saying is if I was this teen my mom would have done the same thing
She was given guidance alryt but clearly she wasnt listening..Its high time she learns to be responsible
My mum done that to me 🤷♀️ some people just shouldn't have kids cos they cba to raise them... my mum only had us for the benefits ... only has a partner that has money and when it runs out she goes for someone else
watching her slowly get frustrated with the hanger was hilarious
Quarantine got me watching these videos for hours straight 🤣
So good these parents understand disciplining their daughter and letting her take full responsibility for her actions. Good parents🥰
I’m sorry but coming home at 3am and drinking and partying is not the stereotype teenager
H S every single video Ive seen of this series they all say that they party and drugs and cops.usa and Britain are just different
agreed
Yes it is!
Stereotypical teenager that has bad parents more like it.
The sesh
What a precious baby she is!! Good luck to all the Moms out there.
This is the first episode that I actually like and not get too angry about she is trying so hard and being a single mum is hard no matter the age.
Thank you!!! ❤️❤️
The Parents did the right thing. In this situation
They weren't great parents, they took no responsibility for her behaviour or for instilling life skills, let her behave inappropriately, and then they told her to leave when things came home to roost.
Isn't it a parent's job to teach their kids about contraception?
Claudia Marie Bermudez it’s also their job to teach life skills like cooking,cleaning, etc. But they don’t seem to have done that. These parents are shit. Gave her no guidance before the baby, and none after.
Doesn’t really help if the kid doesn’t use it. Not much you can do after giving them the information
contraception is not 100% effective and you can get pregnant on it... it's parents jobs to teach their kids to clean and cook.
Or get them on it if they think she's such a risk. Turned a blind eye looks like to me.
I wonder did they warn her against bad plastic surgeons.
Im glad that you got your life together for your daughter and for your self plus your mother and father are very proud of you keep being strong for yourself honey girl always remember your strong and a great mother and your daughter will be the one that looks up to you
Thank you for your kind words!! I’ve achieved everything I could possibly want in life ❤️
@@TashaCandice1992 you are amazing Mum doing things on your own
I LOVED when she said "I'd be coming home a silly o'clock in the morning"
Shes doing great
Its so wonderful to see a young girl step up like this
Says I love you to her parents and all she receives is thank you very much... Wow!!!
I do feel sorry for tasha. Yes the parents had every right to say i am not raising masie shes your daughter.. But throwing her out is just too much. Shes not eating properly shes too young too take care of herself never mind a baby. The sad thing is if she was older in her 20s and had a baby the grandparents probably would do everything they could to help.
I agree with the parents. Yuh big enough to bull so yuh big enough to mind yuh child.
Um no how about if you can't take care of yourself or a baby just dont have sex
@@iandarichards4007 the baby shouldn't have to deal with the consequences of her mum's errors. It's very unfair to make a child lose quality of life because her mum did didn't do the right thing when she was just a teenager. Really sad to see this kind of mindset still.
I agree. I think she should take on full responsibility as her daughter's mother like every other mother however she is just 16. Her parents failed to discipline her as well as teach her how to do chores and Tasha is the one suffering for it. Sure, the mother can say Tasha can ask for help but kicking her out doesn't really say "I'm here for you". I'm in my twenties with my first baby and my family is very willing to help out.
Where I live if you were to kick a minor out anyone under the age of 18 even if they are pregnant that would be considered child neglect and her parents the grandparents would have CPS knocking on their door. In fact where I live in the United States at least in my state the grandparents are on the hook for child support until the parents have reached 18. so if 15-year-old Tommy gets 15-year-old Sally pregnant then 15-year-old Tommy's parents have to pay child support to Sally's parents.they said this girl up to fail because they did not teach her about life and I'm sorry I just could not be okay with my own flesh and blood living in that squalor defenseless. If my grandbaby was going into foster care or I had the choice to take my grandchild in you bet your ass I'm going to raise my grandchild you're never done parenting at least good parents are never done.
All of these girls look wayyyyy older then they are
Very proud of Tasha she can do anything if she wants to and sets her mind to it
The benefits houses there are better than a lot of expensive apts in the US.
Right thats why i think these girls dont care about getting pregnant at a young age all these videos I see all say they will be living off benefits
@@Nadia-bf7kn she has her own business...
Believe me, you wouldn't want to live in Blackpool.
Waxie70126 Wax would you rather girls be homeless?
Dude I would have to pay so much to live in a place like this here in Brazil. Glad for her an for the good quality of those benefits programs
Bad parenting. No discipline no love. She said it herself, everything she should have learnt at home she's now learning on her own. They wonder why they get pregnant at such a young age. A parent calling their child a "wild child" is a parent that has no control over a child. That tells you more about the parent than the child. And now the child becomes a parent. Hope she does a better job than her parents.
I honestly wish her the best, she seems to be actually trying, good for you girl
Thank you!! I’ve done amazing for myself & my girls ❤️
Well done girl. You've got more direction than some people who dont have a baby. Keep it going girl. You rock. Maisys father is a loser. If I had a son who abandoned their child I would abandon them. The same way they want a parents love and support so does their child.😡
The fact the parents kept thr word made her realize her problems she accepted them and took responsibility gave the father a chance to b a father and even tho she is messing and cant cook its a skill she can learn but the progress she made and the fact she is greatful and understands that she wouldnt of had a life if she kept goin down the road she was on..im literally proud of this young lady she took so much responsibility apologized for her behavior and stepped up ❤
“Sneaking out the property” her dad sounds like a barrel of laughs doesn’t he
Parents should be there for their kids no matter what.
Her parents have basically admonished themselves of any responsibility. Smh.
Why do their section 8 houses look better than what you can afford in CA for $1500
@RazorbladeRomance that isn't her dad's house. That is housing on benefit over there
Lmaooo houses in the uk are so expensive
It's probably the main reason why the parents kicked the girl out of their "property" - to get into the housing and other welfare programs.
I expect her parents had to help her pay a deposit to get the place, they might even be helping by topping up her rent.
What sort of parents throw their pregnant daughter out? They are disgusting!
I traveled all over the world and got a degree before I ever thought of settling down. These girls and guys are not thinking at all!
All I can is wow! Great job on parents and Tasha.
Okay so Ik there’s a common theme in these videos. All the girls who get pregnant say they were normal teens who drank and smoked, like wtf that’s not a normal thing teens do.
It is in britan lol
@RazorbladeRomance its only normal for the bad kids. None of the families I know have kids like this. If you lie down with dogs you get up with fleas. Choose your group wisely.
If u live in the uk it's a bit different here 😂
It is for lower class teens, without meaning to sound too judgemental.
It is tbh in Britain at least
The best present you can give your child is: education and discipline.
I wish Natasha & her lovely family all the best!
Thank you we are all doing amazing ❤️❤️
@@TashaCandice1992 did the dad step up eventually? I hope so.
Parents way too soft especially dad like a big teddy bear hopefully she'll be fine gorgeous baby 💕
Her parents at the end, that’s how I wished my parents saw me. I was a very out of character kid, I was abused and only few knew about it so couldn’t tell anyone and my abuser being my age and in my life he did many awful things that allowed others near me. I had my baby girl at 16 and I went from alcoholic/suicidal/medicated scared little girl to a woman the moment I saw my babies on screen. My parents stayed the same assholes and I grew wings and got a life, been 13.5 years my girls 12 got 2 more kids (boys) and still same hubby since I was 16 but that’s never enough for some they just wanted to be right and fail me because that’s what they did. They didn’t help me in my troubled times before pregnancy so I didn’t let them decide my life during.
why do all theese young mums have dirty houses! theres no excuse for it! your child naps clean your house, get a baby carrier clean your house, its rank! im a young mum became a mum at 16, my house is cleaned daily my kids are cleaned daily and i do everything i can for my kids! its rank, sort your lives out ladies!
Yeesss!
Said it all when she said was not taught to do anything like doin things herself
I agree
It's partly her parents to blame, she said she didn't learn any of it at home
She’s young and a new mom. She will get the hang of things but really what I’m hoping for is that she starts eating better... her daughter needs nutrition not ramen and pre made burgers...
Im glad her parents stuck to their words. If they have other kids this would be setting an example. Life as a young mom is not easy she chose that path.
The parents did her a disservice by not teaching her to do things for herself however I know that it came from loving her. I admire her for doing everything herself once Maisie arrived and she learnt quickly and did what had to be done in terms of being a Mum and keeping her house organised. She is looking into her future and is planning for it. I wish this whole family all the best.
The sad thing is that the back story for 95% of these girls that end up pregnant in their teens is that they were acting a fool. This is why old school values are necessary. Discipline and respect needs to be taught from day one. Spoiling these kids messes up the following generations. I'm thankful I had a Mom that whooped my tail and taught me responsibility and discipline When I was little.
Old school values include getting married at 18 😬 teen pregnancy rates have significantly gone down in 2020, even more so in 2023...
You need to read the book "Spare the Kids: Why Whuppings Won't Save Black America" by psychologist Dr. Stacey Patton. In her book, she writes how spankings and other corporal punishments can cause early puberty in girls, and maje them want to get pregnant as soon as possible. It's because living in a high-stress environment undrr the threat of physical abuse makes their subconscious brain think to itsel, "I'm in an environment thst is very dangerous and it's likely I won't live many more years longer until I'm eaten by a lion or killed by neighboring hostile tribe. So they think (subconsciously) to themselves, "I better get pregnant now or else I'll never pass my genes on to the next generation!" Dr. Patton is a Black woman and was the victim of corporal punishment as a child too.
It can be a fairytale ending, I have a lovely life after getting pregnant at 17. It just depends how determined you are to not be another statistic!
Exactly! I was 15 when my son was born. All 3 of my kids are grown and doing well. Itcan be done!
@Hannah Dyson wealth has nothing to do with it. I busted my tail to support my kids!
i’ll grabsack your dad’s wheatnut I believe some women don’t care about closing their legs when a random guy is telling them “you’re beautiful.”
Unfortunately the children get to deal with all the mental baggage that comes with being have to raised in a single parent home. It’s really sad when you think about it!
She’s doing a really good job! Well done to her!
Good on the parents now she knows how much work looking after a child and house shes lucky to have her own place so fast
Aw I feel her pain on the house front... I was 18 when I got married and had a kid and boy my house was a mess I was behind on all cleaning and washing at the time I didn’t care lol.. it takes time
Why is it always the mother who takes care of the baby. What about the father? Doesen’t he have a responsebility too. It takes two to tango.
Exactly I agree.
“Tasha was a wild child” Jesus Christ here we go.
Si gle Mum & in college! She dont need some bum to bring her down she can do bad all by herself 💐 good job mama
Her: “i didn’t know you could get pregnant the first time. I was dumb-“
Us: “yeah. We know”
Her: “- struck. I was dumbstruck”
Us: “oh”
Beautiful turn around ❤️
I'm proud of her ❤
Thank you , you would be now if you knew the update! ❤️❤️
The inadequate “parents” who didn’t teach her better didn’t kick her out. They kicked her onto the tax-payer. If they had to pay for 20% of the cost of this event they would have done a better job parenting.
She is a sweet girls and she seems to manage quite fine.
This is WAY DIFFERENT than the US. Here, you don’t just automatically (and quite quickly) get a house. If you’re kicked out you either go to someone else’s house or you go to a shelter for at LEAST months to years while waiting on the housing list, and then they give you food benefits (money on a debit like card) that for single adults can be just $40/month (with no job or even a disabled person unable to work) and then medical insurance. You don’t get actual money you can spend on laundry detergent, phone, gas, etc. and you can’t have anyone else live with you. It’s very strict. Half these girls just don’t know how lucky they are.
The dad though.....he can come around for benefits but he can't come around to see his own kid?? Sad 😭
what did you expect from British culture ? it doesn't surprise me
@@Gencturk92 for claiming first word status these people are really dumb!!! smh I totally expected more.
@@Gencturk92yours isn’t much better
hell when i turned 16 i got on the pill have been ever since best decision ever having no kids at all is the best
Why is it , that , women, when they are young, "fall pregnant"? When they are older, they " become pregnant ". So, does a 'fall' imply no responsibility in the process?
They imply it was an accident I think
No it’s just the way us brits say it! Even if your a grown adult and want to become pregnant you’d say I’m gonna fall pregnant I wanna fall pregnant I fell pregnant etc etc
Glenda Field I think it's more about it being unplanned. So 'fall' when you get pregnant, 'become' when it's planned. This is just my opinion though, don't take it to the bank
Why does it seem like all the teen moms in Britain named Tasha and their daughters are all named Maisie? Lmao 😂
Kierra Andrews they’re not
@@poppyaprill Maisie is a very traditional British name which has come back into fashion
@@MsZoedog66 Maisie is a Scottish name form of Margaret meaning resembling a pearl / Child of light.
Agree with parents, more should hold their wayward children accountable🇹🇹🤦🏾♀️
she has done a good job by having to get her own place (how convenient right across the street from her parents) and going to beauty school. she has shown she can raise her daughter on her own
She should be so proud of herself 😘
I am ❤️ I’ve achieved everything in life ❤️
im so proud of her
Thank you ❤️❤️
Yay! A positive story 🥳🥳🥳🥳
the parents should have disciplined her and she should have listened to them.
She’s actually one of the teen mums on this channel I have respect for, not expecting her parents to help raise the baby 🫡
At 15 I was too focused on gcse's and if any free time it was playing cricket, netball, any kind of sports or playing with dolls with my younger two sisters. Ahh i miss that life 🤣
Seems like karma that the guy that impregnated her won’t take any responsibility since she lived her life up until now, taking no responsibility.
Good on everyone! A baby is such a blessing in the family, I love my girls and adore my grandchildren xxxx
0:34 The dad's look explains everything.
I don't understand why Britain pays for housing, daycare etc... she's done an amazing transformation at such a young age. A very positive attitude. I wonder if she knows who pays the bills?
Brittany pays for housing and daycare so it's citizens don't go homeless and so children don't go abandoned.
I think people seem to think if you’re not yelling and hitting your child then you’re a good parent. These parents are calmly talking about wanting what’s best for their child and they’re going out looking for her when she was out partying but that doesn’t make them good parents. You can’t just politely ask your kid to come home then leave when they say no, you’re the adult, you need to show them you’re in charge. Letting your kid do whatever they want and not trying to discipline them because they’re just a “problem child” is not good parenting. Natasha is obviously a good kid, going to college and working hard to provide for her baby despite still being a kid herself but she needed more guidance. She needed to be shown boundaries at a younger age instead of being allowed to act out.
Good kids aren't out running the streets at all hours, sneaking around, and getting knocked up. She was a delinquent and a degenerate who thankfully turned her life around.
Her parents forced her to grow up. Good job mom and dad, she’ll thank you in the long run! 💙
@Hannah Dyson it was filmed 10 years ago. She has a good life, two children, business and a job as she wrote somewhere in the comments. And she also looks amazing, better and younger than 10 years ago
Sad to hear parents blame the kid for bad behavior. You raised her, it is your job to teach her not to be rude end misbehave.
I would do this 100% you want to act like an adult then be one.
Known to be a wild child but shocks her parents with a pregnancy? What? Says she was brought up 'spoiled', so here we go again with the root cause.... the parents! Get rid of the problem by getting rid of Tasha! This girl needs help as does her innocent baby. I can't believe these two. There are ways of helping and making her responsible without this dreadful attitude! I can see that baby Maisie helped turn things around with the parents and no wonder.... she's as cute as a button!
Think I have watched this one already, any new one?????
No new ones. This series is over. These are the only episodes.
It makes my blood boil that boys & men can just walk away from all their responsibilities. I do appreciate it’s not all males.
Very touching!
She didn't fall in with a bad crowd she was the bad crowd from a young age!
Tasha do u mind comin home plz...really 🤣🤣🤣🤣 not were am from 🇹🇹🇹🇹🇹🇹🇹🇹🇹🇹🇹🇹
Lol
Right!!!!! In my house Tasha would have gotten her ass dragged home 😂😂😂😂😂
😂😂😂😂
3:53 literally me every time 🤦♀️
Her parents never disciplined her that's why she is the way she is. They didn't teach her morals either. It's all the parents fault. I dont feel sorry for her.
Wow smoking and drinking is a stereotype for a teenager wtf how is that a normal thing!!??
I wonder if she’s opened her business yet
Yes she has. And even bought a house
A lot of these girls have the "Scene" look. I'm sure they're good mums now with good lives and loving family and friends.