Young Sheldon Season 7 Episode 10 Baby Mamma's Part 1
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Audrey and Mandy having disagreement on how to raise CeeCee. Georgie is confused to whome to support and whe.
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Mandy was right. Georgie's a better parent than Mandy's mother's ever been!
Uh....no. He's a child. Clearly said he has no idea what he's doing. What's wrong with you?
@@williammccormick984 19 is not a child. He is way past that
I think the jury is still out on that. We have to wait until CC is considerably more grown up... or if in fact she does grow up at all (she wasn't at Sheldon's wedding so she could have died young) to see who the better parent was.
@@williammccormick984 He was pretty observant about the pediatrician and he’s an active participant in CC’s care, he’s a better dad than a lot of people out there.
@@williammccormick984in months he’ll be an adult. 17 isn’t much of a “Child” age
Man you gotta feel for Georgie but Jim is the one who has it the worst.
He let's his wife walk all over him
@@sallydaniel1023That was kinda the way to keep a marriage going back in the day.
@Sweet_Venom0027 Ugh...no wonder there are so many miserable married people
The fact that Audrey expects Mandy, Georgie, and Jim to agree with her on whatever choice she decides to make makes me understand why my first relationship failed. Audrey is overbearing and Jim is afraid of divorcing his wife because he can't build up the courage to tell Audrey that not everyone is going to agree with her on what she has to say.
@@Sweet_Venom0027 then it's better to be single
The fact that Audrey expects Mandy, Georgie, and Jim to agree with her on whatever choice she decides to make makes me understand why my first relationship failed. Audrey is overbearing and Jim is afraid of divorcing his wife because he can't build up the courage to tell Audrey that not everyone is going to agree with her on what she has to say.
No, Jim is afraid of divorcing Audrey because she gets half of everything like it always been which I hate
@@KingGemini87 Great point. Poor Jim.
@@KingGemini87She's supposed to get half of everything! She could find a husband who is actually agree with her if she's not with Jim.
@@tiararoxeanne1318 No she isn't. That's bullshit. She's a narcissistic bitch who wants to in control of everything
@@tiararoxeanne1318 No she isn't. Only a fool would say something like that. And apparently you are a fool
Mandy: I'm your elder 😂😂😂
The real funny thing is, Georgie has shown considerably more maturity than Mandy.
Soooo happy the writers are focusing more on this storyline than on sheldon!
Yea and bringing a new spin off! Otherwise Georgie's story would make no sense. I wonder if we'll get any info on Missy's future although George's death will be tragic😢
is that sarcasm ??? cuz im pissed off because of that. the show is named YOUNG SHELDON not georgie and mandy.
@@nav_2709 As tragic as it will be, I'm also super glad that they didn't have George cheat.. In this season...
@@WalterWhite55239But Sheldon has had his time in the spotlight already.
@@WalterWhite55239 Mate I get it. It is named Young Sheldon. But it had been milked enough. That part needed to get over. Sheldon has had two series almost dedicated to him now. The writers managed to do good with the character of Georgie, and that seems much more fun now...
My goodness Mandy’s mom is a piece of work
So is Mandy. (But she was right about how to raise CeeCee. The “cry it out” method does not help babies. I’m just peeved at how she acted towards Georgie. He’s not going to go about things perfectly, he’s still a teenager.)
No wonder Mandy and her mom have such a terrible relationship if this is how her mother treated her as a baby. Mandy learned from a baby that she couldn't trust her mother.
EXACTLY!!!! Treating an infant like this will lead to major problems later on.
100% correct.
That whole letting them cry themselves out thing that’s fine when they’re closer to 2 years old and their bodies are a little tougher but when they’re not even one yet, it just puts a lot of stress on them and how can you know because their face is turning reddish purple 🤨😡 also calming them down is what pacifiers are made for people say they’ll get used to it, again that makes sense when they’re older but when they’re newborns, they need it throw away the pacifier when there mostly done teething, it’s not like they can go out to the store and buy themselves a new one🤪
Actually pacifiers are the worst.
Bullshit. Let them soothe REAL early.
Fact is trying to teach self soothing to an infant is a good way to fuck them up emotionally for the rest of their life. People trying to teach something as complex as the concept of self soothing to an infant have no understanding whatsoever of early childhood development.
Yes. It’s biologically proven that infants cannot sooth themselves, they need their caregivers to help them regulate. The “cry it out” method causes babies to release more cortisol (the trauma chemical).
The spin-off is called Georgie & Mandy’s First Marriage. It’ll be out this fall.
does that mean they will get divorced 3 times?
@@KawaiiLoveSquishy Strangely wholesome. It means they'd always be drawn back to each other.
@@KawaiiLoveSquishy well, we know Georgie has more than one ex-wife and apparently he remarries Mandy at some point, so I guess he gets divorced at least 3 times. Maybe not necessarily her because one of his divorces wasn't with her
Man poor Jim. He's been living a nightmare for years and has yet to escape it
It's up to him! He can do what Herschel did and divorce his wife.
Teaching to self soothe is obviously important but at the age the mother thinks it should happen, not to be guilted into it. But he has a point too that hearing how someone else did it and what worked for them who has already done it and you're new at it isn't wrong either. I learned a lot of things the hard way because I didn't take advice when I should have and lost a lot of sleep because of it 😂
12 months and under is way too early to try and teach such a complex concept to a child. That's something more appropriate for toddlers.
@@ashleighelizabeth5916even then you should still help toddlers to self regulate. It’s not really something they can do on their own for a number of years.
Mandy's mom is more of a pain than the baby crying
Why her father stayed with that crone I'll never know
All will to fight back or leave was drained.
@@Sweet_Venom0027 god help us
The fact that Audrey expects Mandy, Georgie, and Jim to agree with her on whatever choice she decides to make makes me understand why my first relationship failed. Audrey is overbearing and Jim is afraid of divorcing his wife because he can't build up the courage to tell Audrey that not everyone is going to agree with her on what she has to say.
That Jim is indecisive, always yes husband, no wonder Audrey and Mandy become angrier.
The fact that Audrey expects Mandy, Georgie, and Jim to agree with her on whatever choice she decides to make makes me understand why my first relationship failed. Audrey is overbearing and Jim is afraid of divorcing his wife because he can't build up the courage to tell Audrey that not everyone is going to agree with her on what she has to say.
@@Hectorferjr2 yes, Audrey believed her choice is right, and sometimes her choices are right, and that doesn't mean everyone should disagree to her, but they should take initiative first, be responsible, and make Audrey agree with what they said. If not, Audrey will always controlling them and doing without their consents.
Jim doesn't have to divorce her, but that doesn't mean he is always be yes husband. That's not listening and understanding her at all, is that couple's communication works? He should do something that makes Audrey didn't complain, or can't complain, and makes Audrey thinks he's doing the right thing and it's ok he is in charge.
Poor Jim but Mandy and Georgie will feel much better if he just stood up to Audrey ( like not every decision she makes is right)
Mandy's mom is hilarious😅🤣🤣🤣
I'm just glad Will Sasso is finally getting to be a regular in a show.
... my goodness 😳.. I wud go nuts!!.. totally 😅
You gotta feel Jim
True that
Georgie’s mullet is gone
It depends how long you're letting the baby cry for. If it's 5 minutes so you can finish something up then fine. But a bit dubious if you purposefully leave them to cry themselvesnto sleep for like 30 minutes to an hour.
Doing what Mandy's mother was doing will seriously fuck a person up later in life.
A baby cannot regulate themselves, they need caregivers to do it for them. They’re only just able to soothe themselves sometime after the toddler years/early childhood, and even then, that’s after the parents continuously work with them to do so.
Yeah I am all for letting kids to learn independency but babies are incapable of learning that yet
Stewie Griffin said it best: "We're 1! Independence means we die!"
The whole thing is Jim's fault for never putting Audrey in her place
True
I get there is some debate on if you should let your child cry itself out to teach self reliance and everything. However, my ultimate opinion is that children have no concept of that, so crying out is really them just crying to exhaustion, not teaching them anything.
Absolute fact under 12 months, but treating them this way will imprint on them and can create major problems later on in life.
George is so so confused poor baby
Is that one of Leonard's mom's books she's holding?
Mandy You Are A Mother You Should Get Your Baby Whale She is Reading A Baby Book And Georgie Cooper Just Came Over To Help Him Away Form Her Mom And Have A Good Day To Be Sure.
My parents never believed in pacifiers. It's never been an issue.
Babies that grow up without them can develop thumb-sucking habits that can last even into adulthood as a self soothing method.
pacifiers are not an imaginary god to ''believe in it'' or not🙄 It's just that some parents chose to use it while others chose to not. For every non-pacified child though, there is a legion of those who grew up with pacifiers without ZERO issues whatsoever... So chill.
I don’t believe in pacifiers after about 6 months or so. By then they should be able to learn how to soothe themselves. Continuing to push a pacifier onto a baby makes them feel as though that’s the security they need rather than relying either on their parents or (even at a very young age) on themselves.
I had 3 kids. The first one used a pacifier and refused to use it after she found her thumb (which granted took a long time for her to break that habit). The other two had them for a couple months and on their own stopped using them. Neither of them were thumb suckers.
@@susandunn7207 Yes, every child is different and use of pacifiers should be tailored to each individually. Typically in the very youngest stages though it’s highly recommended to use them and then wean them off as they grow. As I said babies without them CAN develop bad thumb-sucking habits, not always. My dad was actually one of them, he couldn’t stop until near the end of high school.
@@Mikey_573 so? I don't see the big deal with that
That woman is just plain heartless. No wonder Mandy is the way she is, I feel bad for Georgie.
1. Don't make excuses for Mandy. Connor had the same mom and I didn't see him acting like this. Also, how many of Mary's children act like Mary? Some people don't act like their moms.
2. Don't feel bad for Georgie. He chose this. There were red flags flying everywhere from the first time we even saw Mandy, and yet he chose her over Veronica.
@@ChristopherBingham-xx8xl I felt inclined to agree with ur second point until u said "chose her over Veronica".
Veronica might have started feeling a little something for Georgie towards the end, but like she wasn't making any indication initially that she wanted to do anything romantic with him. Georgie did so much just to be able to talk to her, or ask her out and he kept getting rejected. So what should we expect him to do if Veronica kept saying no to him?
On top of that, he met Mandy in Season 5, Episode 11. By that point, he had dropped out of high school and was working at Connie's laundromat/gambling room. Plus he was a senior when he dropped out which means Veronica was gone (she was probably in college).
@@aarkansinghal6633 although she wasn't very smart with the way she went about it, Veronica's last few appearances on the show indicated that she was beginning to have feelings for Georgie. She may have said "Yes" if he tried asking her out again. But yeah, it is largely her fault the way she handled it.
We never got any real closure to the Veronica storyline. There was zero indication that she was going to be gone. To this day, there's been zero explanation for why. We don't even know if she COULD go to college. In her first appearance, she said that her sister was a genius just because she graduated high school, which indicates that Veronica didn't think she was going to graduate high school and you can't go to college if you don't graduate high school.
@@ChristopherBingham-xx8xl I mean I sorta based my last comment on her last appearance, where she said she was working at Chimichanga's to get money for college. Then yeah, we never really see her again. I thought she went to college considering that and the fact that she's a grade or two above Georgie. those are just the clues I picked up.
But yeah I guess we can agree that we can't really blame Georgie for choosing Mandy OVER Veronica.
@@aarkansinghal6633 I don't remember it being revealed that she was a grade above Georgie.
Yes, the episode with her working at the restaurant is her last appearance. Except that the restaurant was called Chi Chi's (I should know because my family used to eat there all the time when I was a kid) and Chimichangas were the name of a food you can get there. That episode left no clue that Veronica was going to be dropped from the show. Sure, we were all concerned that a character was going to be dropped from the show after we first saw that episode, but we didn't think it was going to be Veronica
Mandy’s mom is so messed up.
Remember when young Sheldon was about young Sheldon 😅
I'm not necessarily the biggest fan of Jim and Georgie either. Don't get me wrong, they are very good men deep down. But their attitude about marriage is terrible. Jim is giving marital advice to Georgie. I wouldn't want marital advice from Jim. My God! This universe is filled with unhappy marriages.... and yet I'd take marital advice from all of the other husbands in this universe before I'd take marital advice from Jim... except for Teller (who is married to Kathy Bates and they're Amy's parents in this universe. He REALLY isn't allowed to talk to his wife apparently). As for Georgie... he's trying to keep everybody happy. The problem is... that doesn't work. That's what Leonard tried to do. That's what Georgie's father tried to do. The result? The people they were trying to please didn't remain happy for long, while they were frequently unhappy. In the end, you've just got to speak the truth, and if they don't like it, that's their fault.
The fact that Audrey expects Mandy, Georgie, and Jim to agree with her on whatever choice she decides to make makes me understand why my first relationship failed. Audrey is overbearing and Jim is afraid of divorcing his wife because he can't build up the courage to tell Audrey that not everyone is going to agree with her on what she has to say.
I forgot Mandy had a brother. What happened to him?
Great question! We only saw him in that one episode. He didn't even attend the wedding. He's actually probably my favorite person in that family. The women are witches and even though Jim is a good guy, he lets his wife have too much power. Anyway, I hope we find out what happened to him.
Lol this is just sad. And Mandy needs to realize Georgie is going to be inexperienced so unaware of what to do. She knew what she was getting into when she decided to keep the baby and marry a teenager.
No to comment no body care for 2nd if u think 2nd deserve praise then u win
What a great comment!! 👏👏
I think I just had a stroke reading that
What does this mean?
She was right about the doctor tho. That came from a place of care.
The whole thing is Jim's fault for marrying the evil witch Audrey to begin with
I’m your elder is crazy
she reminds me of Leonards mom and thats scary
Never liked Big Bang theory.. didn’t watch it…. But young sheldon ❤❤❤.. it reminds me just a little bit of boy meets world..family bonding
Back to back episodes next week
😢😢😢😢😢 you know what that means
I don't
@@ChristopherBingham-xx8xl
The dad dies
@@mattsivits9834 I had no idea the concept of back-to-back episodes proved that. I didn't even know it was ever confirmed he'd die on the show. I thought Sheldon might just narrate something about his death in the finale.
@@ChristopherBingham-xx8xl
Cast members had pictures taken saying goodbye with funeral close on
@@ChristopherBingham-xx8xl
Told you
Lol
the story lost its focus, it is called young sheldon, it's supposed to focus mainly on sheldon and how his family evolves around him. But now it's just mandy and georgie, even missy, mary and george not getting any screen time let alone sheldon.
Glad to see Will Sasso back on TV. And the actress playing his wife is great, but she looks so much like Will MADtv alum Nicole Sullivan that I sometimes wish she had the part so we’d have a reunion.
Mandy and Audrey are terrible people. There's a lot to unpack here:
-Back in season 7 episode 4, CC cried all night. Sheldon informed Mandy of this. Mandy responded in a disgusting way and did nothing about it. We don't forget about. What this means is that the only reason Mandy told her mom that CC was crying was to anger her mom. Not caring about your own baby is bad enough, but Mandy uses her baby as a tool to anger her mother. That is absolutely CC's only significance to Mandy, to be used to anger her mom. That's just... unbelievable.
-On the other hand, Audrey was ignoring CC's crying. And that's obviously bad enough by itself, but that explains why Mandy was so rude to Sheldon. Mandy was raised to believe that mothers are supposed to ignore their children. This caused Mandy to subconsciously hate any mother who cares about her child and it also subconsciously caused her to hate anyone who suggests that a mother should care about her child. On the other hand, I feel a sense of poetic justice that Audrey responded to Mandy in a similar way that Mandy responded to Sheldon.
-"I am her mother and I think I know when she needs me" is a very strange thing to say to your mother when your mother is a jerk. It's insane that Mandy failed to see the irony in saying that to her mother. It's obvious Audrey almost never knew when Mandy needed her.
-"You're happy your daughter's crying?" Audrey, are YOU happy that your granddaughter is crying?
-"I'm happy you're wrong." How was Audrey wrong? If anything, I think Mandy had just been proven wrong. Audrey's response to "I am her mother and I think I know when she needs me" did absolutely no favors to the logic behind that comment.
-Does Audrey really believe that her parenting methods have worked? Her daughter can't get a high-paying job, she can only be a waitress or a sex object. Her daughter got fired from her job as a sex object. Her daughter drives without insurance (which isn't even legal). Her daughter can't keep her own place in a time before The Great Recession and before COVID and all the other things that have killed our modern economy. This doesn't even factor in that her daughter had unprotected sex out of wedlock. Her son has some similarities to Sheldon... only her son doesn't appear to have the bright future that Sheldon has, and I chalk that up largely to the fact that Sheldon has better parents. Maybe Audrey shouldn't be giving advice on parenting.
-"Yeah, because I gave her a pacifier." Mandy says that like it's obvious that pacifiers make babies sleep, though I'm pretty sure I have seen awake babies with pacifiers in their mouths.
-"Yeah, because you shouldn't say it!" But it's true. And if you can say it, he can say it. You don't get special treatment.
Mandy was up trying to take care of CC when Sheldon came and pointed out that the baby was crying as if Mandy didn’t already know. That’s why she was irritated with him. That’s not the same thing as her mother hearing the baby cry and purposefully ignoring her.
@@kristencouch598 and how was he supposed to know that? Besides, she took his room and her baby was keeping them up, so I think he had A LOT more right to be angry with her than vice-versa.
No he doesnt lol ..he is mature enough to understand that an infant baby might stay up crying all night...and the mother would equally try to make the baby go sleep...sheldon needs to undertstand that...as for sheldon's room, mandy and georgie took their room when sheldon was in germany after tornado...and george and mary did say to sheldon to adjust for sometime...he really needs to learn that...pretty sure everyone else was in that house listening to cece's cries...but they all kept it in cuz they know its a baby...sheldon really needs to learn lol@@ChristopherBingham-xx8xl
Great analysis Christopher! I always enjoy reading your comments.
It might be possible for Mandy to legally drive without insurance, as long as she cash deposited to the DMV at least around 35,000 as money to cover accidents, in case they happen. That 35,000 is stored in the dmv to be paid out in case of an accident.
Most people don’t do this and it’s highly unlikely Mandy has such a thing, especially considering Mandy has always been tight on money.
Poor Jim. Audrey has totally emasculated him.
That's why in Islam we baby themm till 4. Only then we start to teach them no
I think that the producers need to bend the knee to Annie Potts and beg her to sign on for this spinoff. YS worked as an ensemble cast due to chemistry and I just don't see it with this new cast.
Babies that grow up on the streets grow up just fine
They dont need all that cuddling
They cry themselves out and grow up and become stronger
BS
“Stronger” as in dysfunctional with their empathy shut off, yeah sure.
I never wanted the binkie when I was a baby, and my parents often have different opinions about things.
It's called being human, and even as babies we are all different, and that difference needs to be respected.
bb vvv
Adam and Eve had a baby. No house, no sinks, no diapers, no pacifiers, no crib, no toys. How did they do it. They just did it.
They had god
there wasn't any adam and eve 💀💀💀
OK, but considering that one of their sons murdered the other, maybe not the greatest example of parenting.
@@WalterWhite55239The the fool says in his heart there is no god. Psalms 14:1
the human race came from brothers, sisters ( Adam + eves children ) procreating.
Yeah right, you do understand inbreeding 😅😂😂
I cannot stand Mandy's mom... I watch all the other episodes on repeat, but not these 🤮
pp
I cannot believe you actually said this im gonna go commit not breathing i cannot believe you have done this fredlemon-vt7bz