I think that’s the case with kids too. Probably why Jacob picked up eating by himself without mom because the other kids did. Probably why Ross acts up cause that’s what he sees Matthew do. They follow what everyone does and relies on them to point the way. The other kids and the adults in their life are their support systen
Every country need this! Dads need to feel free to show their emotions. It is healthy and shows your children you are human and real. I love seeing dads and moms make breakthroughs.
5:45... Lucy's mum, Allison, needs to mind her own business and deal with her own kid's tantrums and baby bottle problem before she starts telling the other mum, Paula, how much food to feed her kid
Alana Warren yes, I’ve been a nanny before... and I cannot stand it when people let their older kids stay on a bottle. The kids I watch now started with bottles and now they use normal sippy cups and they LOVE them! (They’re always trying to steal them to take them home and then their parents say, “I really should buy them big kid cups.”...and I’m like, “Yeah.😂”)
I cant believe Lucy's parents let her ride in the car on her moms lap that is so dangerous if they got in a accident Lucy would get seriously injured or worse.
@@janicewolk6492 Her mother was the horror story. She tried to sabotage everything Tanya did. I don’t know how Lucy’s father put up with it. He was way too nice.
@@donnadee1966 All of those children are too old for nappies, bottles, dummies, highchairs... all of it, from a year to 18 months old. Isaac's 2 years, old, but notice, he doesn't say a single word, because his mouth's probably wrapped round a dummy or bottle teat on the quiet.
@@donnadee1966 They treat them like babies, so they act like babies. All the fussing, always in their faces, too much talking and not enough sternness, not meaning what they say. I’m a teacher and a mother, and I know how to use my no nonsense tone of voice. My kids never threw a single tantrum.
@@lessehead SO overindulgent! Really not good for these children... my kids were not perfect, but tantrums were not tolerated. If they wanted to carry on., they could do it in their rooms- the rest of the family would not indulge such behavior. Giving it zero attention usually shut it down quickly. The pacifiers and bottles, beyond being babyish, can have an impact on their development. I know it is easy to criticize, but sometimes it just seems there is no common sense!
These parents are very brave to come on the show for the whole world to see their parenting, or lack thereof. It is so satisfying to note that knowledge has increased and today's parents may benefit from future parents experiences. And Tanya is an absolute star🤍
Yes, Allyson has made she and Lucy a lovely "couple", effectively leaving zero room in their lives for Richard. "Gooseberry"?? The man is a saint for having stayed as long as he has. Thank goodness they split up and went their separate ways. Hopefully, Richard found someone who loved him, and not just his child-making abilities. He's a good father and husband, but he deserves to be happy too.
One thing I've noticed in this and the other "supernanny" type shows is that when the mom crouches down and starts bawling the kid out, and the child starts to realize things are no longer going his way, he asserts his power over the mom by putting his arms around her neck as a way of shutting down the discussion. The kid doesn't feel a sudden desire to hug Mom. He just wants her to shut up.
I can't believe Allison tried to tell Paula her own child was full and what to do!? I would have hated being in the same house with her. She irritated me so much!
Poor Michelle, I can relate to her situation. My daughter didn’t sleep for more than 45 minutes at a time until she was 3. Seriously! Late diagnosed silent reflux. Thankfully, she grew out of it. Unfortunately, it became such a habit for me to wake that I still haven’t established my own sleep patterns properly since. I wake at least every 2 hours and my daughter sleeps amazingly now, she’s now 15! Best wishes for you all
treasurz1 my daughter was the same. Told the doc i thought it could be silent reflux and he said no. Id know if she had reflux. I really think it was that now. Still undiagnosed but she grew out of the 40 mins wakings thankfully. Ahes 3 now and sleeps a little better but still wakes a few times!
For every single family in this series, the parents are the ones who hinder their children's growth. The children use bottles, pacifiers and sippy cups far too long. They pick them up and carry them too much. They use high chairs for too long. They don't allow the kids to dress or feed themselves.
Yep dummy and bottles are for babys not nearly 4 yr olds I've had 6 children bottles gone by 2 or less and no dummy's don't like them my kids did ok without it
That's because parents shape children, of course the vast majority of issues young children have outside of disorders are going to be down to the parents, because they couldn't figure out a way to stop the behaviour(normal behaviours by the way, not wanting to eat things, tantrums ect.) before it became a serious problem. And some don't even realize they are doing it, like Alison with Lucy.
in your opinion when can a child stop the booster seat altogether at the meal table cause i never had a booster seat growing up i sat on the yellow pages at the meal table
@@amandayee906 i don't think over age 3 for sure. By that age, they're thrilled to climb up on the chair by themselves and sit at the table. Even younger.
The worst of all is that I know how all that ends. My father, bless him, was incredibly generous and good hearted man but he made several bad judgments in his life. Such as having a second son at the age of 59. He died at 66 and my half-brother lost his mother 10 months later in highway car crash. Against my will the courts placed my brother with me, I was only 28. And man what a mess he was! He would only eat watching TV, being spoon fed, he didn’t shower on his own, he had being improperly potty trained so he needed diapers at night, had trouble sleeping at the right time, needed the lights on, would ask to sleep with me in bed, didn’t want to go to school, and was a complete wet blanket. Anything would make him cry like a kid giving him a mean look or he would start the most epic tantrums whenever he was said no. He would scream, kick, hit, punch, spit. What a mess! I had to squeeze in 8 years of proper parenting in 2. He’s much better now at 19, but still suffers from lingering self-confidence and insecurity issues, along with anxiety. He calls me sometimes 3:00 am because he can’t sleep and fear of an exam; then the next week he messages me: “hey, I scored top marks!”
I feel so sorry for poor Michelle shes so deprived of sleep that if you look at film at 13.48 she breaks down in tears talking to Alison but shes so tired that shes going cross-eyed her eyes are actually going up in her forehead like shes on drugs or like shes gonna faint
Seriously, I've asked this before but why do these kids have bottles and dummies for so long. No one I know has their kids with a dummy or bottle past 1...2 at the most, but there is 3,4, & 5 year olds running around with both.
I think that there are parents who want their children to remain babies and other parents who don’t want to do the work that comes with getting their kids out of diapers and off bottles and pacifiers.
OMG, all these games to get the children to eat. Give him a book, distract him, spoon feed him, crush the food to liquid, offer him a dozen choices, offer rewards, threaten punishment, give a standing ovation after every bite, play food Olympics. My mother grew up in Europe during WWII, and my father grew up in this country during the Great Depression. You can imagine how they felt about wasting food. If my siblings and I had ever had the gall to throw the fits like the kids on this show do, we'd have found ourselves sitting alone in a darkened kitchen. I realize my parents' upbringing was extreme. Parents shouldn't need to have grown up hungry in order to teach their children how to eat without screaming, crying, pushing the food away, getting up from their seat, climbing on the table, crawling under the table. I mean, come on.
I know, right? I`m waiting for the moment Tanya finally snaps and says "How about instead of questioning everyone else`s parenting methods when yours clearly aren`t working, you pluck your damn eyebrows?!" Nobody is criticizing the fact that he naturally has a unibrow. It`s not shallow to suggest someone keeps up with it better. You cut your hair and nails, don`t you?
Why doesn't she have any support?? Where are the dad or dads. Two kids 18 months apart and you're not in a stable home or relationship? idk, women really get themselves in bad situations by their own doing.
@@YouAreMySunshine2 Seriously? You think Michelle fell pregnant all by herself? Why is it when men abandon their partners/children it’s the women who get blamed for getting themselves into that situation? That is so rude.
Omg Michelle is too cute ..such a lovely lady. Along with her accent, nothing she says will ever sound mean or assertive.... I mean c'mon...@40:50 - 41:40 :)
Those boys paid absolutely no attention to her. Her attempts at a stern sounding voice were laughable. The trash mouths on them at such young ages were unbelievable! I shudder to think what they must have been like a couple of yrs later. She had no control over them whatsoever.
Please do a "where are they now" for all previous seasons families, I am very invested. Lol hopefully if this comment gets thousands of likes they will do it for us.
I really do feel for Michelle. So glad she gets help. It took five years until my son slept all night. Then my sleep routine was totally ruined. It took years to get it back.
@@whatsupdoc5861 That’s pretty amazing, considering their stomachs aren’t large enough to keep them full throughout the night. A three month old is supposed to wake up at least once, and probably more. Depends how long you consider sleeping thru the night to be.
Michelle needs super nanny! All of these parents do really, except the mom who wont leave her daughter's side. She needs the lady who is working with her and a shrink.
Michelle is SUCH a trooper!!! Her boys are adorable - I think all these kids are- and what a learning experience this must be!!! How nice that these families are getting such valuable guidance in this intensive atmosphere. So surprised to see Lucy, at four, with a bottle and some of the other children with pacifiers at the age when pediatricians, etc recommend they should really not be using them anymore, but I try not to judge...
Why have two children who wake up and cry/call for mum several times at night in the same room? As soon as one of them is done and falls asleep, the other one starts and wakes the first up again and vice versa. It looked as if the family lived in a flat with at least three rooms sufficiently suitable for sleeping in: Boys' bedroom, mum's bedroom, living room.
@@chinavaughan6383 Forget the other reply to you I just posted. I didn't re-read my original post before I wrote it. I made it clear that there are ways to separate the two boys during the night.
100%. Heck (preschool teacher) Even a two year old should be past that. Yes different among many cultures, but by early 3, it's gone!! And that's even to old! Plus it totally messes with their teeth and pallet of their mouth. Just as pacifiers!!!
Did anyone else notice there was no discipline or consequences handed out to these children on this season? This kids ruled roost with their sleeping and eating issues. C’mon, who can’t pick up a spoon and feed yourself at age 5?
These kids act like little monsters and I wonder if all of the over the top praise for tiny improvements (clever boy and clapping) isn’t going to translate into children who will expect the world to constantly applaud their every action. This may set them up for a rude and unwelcome awakening in the future. I think Tanya’s advice to Michelle to be assertive is more realistic and a better life lesson for her boys.
+Biddy Dib Dab This is what I posted under the last episode video: Marie Lastname vor 4 Tagen There is ridiculous overpraising going on both with this set of parents, the other set of parents (episodes 1-6) and in Dr Tanya's communicating with the children. "You're capable of saying my name? Clever girl!" "You ate a piece of potato? Good boy, very good boy!" "You have no problems with staying in bed all night and stayed in bed all night? Very well done, good boy! What a precious little boy you are for doing something that's so very easy for you!" The best explanations for this behaviour are that those things took place in the early to mid 2000s and MAYBE that they have so very little time at hand to address the parents' and children's issues and the praising for praising's sake is deliberately used as a short cut. Overpraising has almost nothing to do with positive reinforcement. In fact you can treat your child like an adult as long as you take the child's lack of maturity, life experience, education, physical strenght etc. into account. You can get along just fine with kids avoiding to treat them in ways you wouldn't want to be treated because it would make you feel like a dumb little child.
got to start somewhere thou. I guess you are then saying you would of had better ways of dealing with these kids. I myself had a child who would hardly eat.. she ended up so thin she had to be hospitalised and the only way to get her to eat anything at all was to try to tempt her with the things she liked the most which often meant cooking separate for her. (she got so thin with her eating issues before this that she was classifed as being failure to thrive)
There’s some kinda complex psychological reasons for the exaggerated praise, but it boils down to this: very young children don’t understand subtle nuances in emotion or speech. If something is good, it needs to be great. If something is bad, it needs to be terrible. Very young children only know how to think in extremes and tend to be very black and white. That’s why the sleep-deprived mum had to be coached on assertiveness. If you need to be very clear and firm with reprimands you need to be just as clear and blatant with praise. Beyond that, praising little steps of progress is a technique known as shaping. You praise behaviors analogous to the desired one in order to lead them to the desired behavior. So in this case, you lavishly praise the child every time he touches food, then every time he brings it to his mouth, then every time he bites it, then every time he swallows it, then every time he finishes the whole food. Eventually, his nucleus accumbens (brain reward system) will take over and reward his eating with a rush of dopamine thus eliminating the need for external reward.
Rocky123698745 What you describe may be so but it seems like the long way around to the same end. What you describe may be fine for parents who have nothing to do but tantalize and tempt their children to behave but is it practical for parents who have jobs, other kids and a household to run?
Rocky has got it exactly on the mark. Children need hours and hours of teaching and guidance, everything you teach them molds the person they will become. If you don't have hours to dedicate to teaching your children, then don't have children at all. This is why there are so many misbehaved children in our society, because parents who are "too busy" and can't be bothered are not able to teach and model appropriate behavior for their children.
TWDSUPERFAN2010 1986 What is with the parents blending up food for a toddler? I live in Canada and that’s unheard of unless the kids has special needs. My kids hated baby food as babies and yet they eat regular food at 8&5.
Michelle was looking after Jacob and they show him giving her a lingering hug, and either Matthew or Ross gives Jacob a shove, I think, to get him away from HIS mummy.
I don't understand why she's not getting them to take away the pacifiers, bottles and highchairs these children are way to old to using them especially them walking around all day with them in their mouth it slows down speech.
Why does Lucy get to keep her bottle? Also pacifiers everywhere. They should all be on a sippy cup and feeding themselves, even if it's a mess. Pacifiers are so bad for the children's teeth and speech.
Why is almost four year old Lucy given a baby bottle at bedtime? Many children with these missing learning basic life skills as they grow, so parents can keep them like babies is frustrating. Then they wonder why their child won't sleep on its own, or feed themselves age appropriate foods.
I agree with Dr. Tanya.....I think Michelle's problem is pure exhaustion....she is physically and emotionally drained from trying to look after these two boys running on NO sleep. Unlike the other parents in the house who have a spouse to lean on for support (well, one does anyway) , she is alone in dealing with her boy's not sleeping in the night and she's up 20 times a night with them and so she's completely knackered during the day so she breaks and she can't deal with the discipline and then here comes another sleepless night. I think she should implement Supernanny's stay in bed technique for both boys. Its been proven multiple times to work....even in young children....and then Mom can finally get some much needed rest and she will feel MUCH more capable of dealing with her sons when her body has had a chance to rest. As far as little Isaac, Dad just needs to CALM DOWN when getting his son to eat. During the stress test dinner, Isaac wasn't crying....he wasn't protesting eating the food. Mom was even doing OK. Dad's stress level was through the roof even though his son was doing just fine. And he did fine with the food challenge with his brother as well. He didn't eat everything. but he ate enough. As for young Lucy....again, I think Mom was at the core of the problem. She has got this child so spoiled and so completely attached to her, that now she's throwing these outrageous tantrums because she has learned when she does, Mommy gives in and lets her have her way and now Mommy has buckled down and finally learned to say no. As we saw when Ms. Tanya sent them on their field trip to the golf course, Lucy was IMMEDIATELY throwing a tantrum trying to get her mother to give in and let her have her way because she wants to be the clinging monkey constantly hanging on her Mother. If it were me, I wouldn't have even allowed Mom to sit next to her. I would have had Dad sit next to Lucy. They are getting better, but its going to take time to undo all that negative parenting.
CeltycSparrow Woken 21x in one night? Seriously? Why was she in their bedroom all night? She should have closed their door, bought a pair of noise canceling headphones, slept in her own bed with her door closed, and let them cry it out all night until they learned how to self soothe themselves back to sleep. My son didn’t sleep through the night until he was 18 months, and that’s what I did. If there’s no medical problem, they’ll figure it out. I needed my sleep in order to be a effective mother.
After a bad day(emotional drained)I really shouldn't be worrying about other peoples problems. I have my own problems to worry about yet I want to finish watching.
I guess I'm confused. Supernanny Jo says not to put em in the room and not shut the door...But this lady to told her to put him in there... No wonder people's confused. Lol
I love Jo, but I absolutely adore Dr. Tanya! She, as a psychologist, can really get behind the problems and I do think she has a much better “bedside manner” than Jo. Tanya gets her point across without being ugly - Ive seen Jo get pretty ugly!
I saw a ten month old fall with a bottle and split his lip from side to side. What a mess. It was a playtex nursing bottle no glass. Split his gums and cut his tongue. I looked after him for 2 days after it happened. What a mess. Poor little guy.
Yep. She never had any intention of her daughter having a relationship with her father. Just another narcissist who needs all the attention on herself. Disgusting.
I really don't understand what is with the bottles, pacifiers I mean come on they are grownups. Boy seriously. Allison is ????????? Ughhhhhhh were do I even start. God.
The car seat usage in this show is appalling. Not just this episode, but every episode that shows kids inside a car is awful. The fact that Lucy frequently sits in mom's lap in a car is so illegal and horrific.
I get that there is community ant support but this girl's mother shouldn't interrupt while the boy was fed. She is not an expert. And she did something similar in previous episode. It's like she not only wants to sabotage her husband but also other parents.
I know, right?? Alison giving "mothering advice" to ANYone is just a massive joke. You can see her literally ripping her own husband apart, just so SHE can be the "only one" in her daughter's eyes. I really hope her husband got remarried and ended up having a "real family" with a loving woman who wasn't a lunatic. And put that kid in a child seat, or make her stay home.
Things are definitely different in America. Over here kids don't use a bottle at all after their first birthday. With pacifiers they're not used past 18 months.
Are chocolate yogurts really common in the UK? The boy Lewis also ate those in the previous group of families. I've been around a lot of children and I can't recall ever giving them chocolate yogurt - just fruit flavoured ones and vanilla. Then there's Jello pudding, which is chocolate, butterscotch ect. I know chocolate yogurt exists in Canada, but I've never known it to be that common.
The bags under that little boys eyes are scary, ridiculous, insane any word you could think of. They are so visible and such s sign that kid needs sleep. He is constantly in a bad mood, acting up, crying because he’s beyond tired
Do they not think of child safety? Seriously letting Lucy sit on mommas lap. They need to rethink the country's laws. And maybe it is just me but bottles after they turn one...no just no. And then to give it to them at night to go to bed with. Not to mention pacifier after they are 2. I just have such issue with this. You could show more of what is going on if you stop repeating what each parent is there for. Only need to recap once or twice at most.
The first group of parents at the beginning of the season did alot better. The mother of the girl isnt doing anything to help her situation, superbrows cries for any little thing. Its a bit annoying!
wait, what the h*ll is that 3 year old girl doing with a bottle?! that's absolutely disgusting! I'm not understanding why the Dr had the other mom take away milk at bedtime for the 2 year old, but she's allowing that little girl to use one?! gross!
jazzi630 the bottles were probably affecting the boys' sleep and hence part of the problem. I agree the older girl shouldn't have a bottle either but Tanya only has 6 days and needs to pick the battles that will have a lasting impact
I imagine this 5-year-old being a young man having a first date with a young woman and complimenting his date saying she's "clever" for eating her dinner.
+Sqishy Pixelz Thanks. I've actually stopped watching the show because Dr. Tanya was doing and saying things no person with her education would do. Not now, not when the show was filmed.
+Nico Ben It's just very strange that she seems to be okay with parent's calling their children "bad children". The mother with the twins who kept getting up all night repeatedly called at least one of her sons a "bad boy" after he had BEHAVED badly. Although you could even say he behaved like a child his age in such a situation after being treated like that (both while there in this place as well as before at home) with a high enough probability would. I am not saying that the behaviour should not be addressed. Not at all. But when you are first around children (for example making an internship in a daycare) the people with an education in pedagogics, psychology or social pedagogics (as someone from Germany you know what I mean by this last term) would very soon tell you to criticise the child's behaviour and not the child as a person. That you really should not say to a child that keeps throwing a ball at a wall in a way that produces the most annoying sound things like "you're a nervewracker" or "you go on my nerves" but rather "stop playing with your ball in a way that produces this annoying sound, play in a different way with it". I know those are more words and I'm not saying that you can always talk everything out with the most loving word choice and tons of hugs. But there's not only no need but also much potential for harm in saying "you're a bad, bad boy" and putting this stamp on a child, especially one this young. Or the thing with the "you at all your dinner, you clever, clever boy". You also should refrain from saying things that are factually not true or just nonsense. Don't say to woman in a nursing home who suffers from moderate dementia "WE'll take a shower now" if only SHE is the one about to take a shower and YOU're the one only assisting her and most definitely not taking a shower yourself. It's not about not lying, it's about not confusing people. Children notice when you say nonsense like "you're a CLEVER boy for taking a bite". Call him courageous, if it is fear that keeps him from eating something. But not CLEVER. If you know a kindergarten teacher, someone working in a childcare (with an appropriate education), a pediatric nurse or a third grade teacher if it was strange or wrong of me to critisise someone with a doctor in PSYCHOLOGY for not stepping in when a mother repeatedly tells her about two-year-old that he's a "bad boy" (I am 99% sure they would have shown it in the show, had Dr Tanya told her not to do that) and for telling a boy around five(?) that he's CLEVER for eating something. Seriously, ask someone you know in person or ask the question in an online forum on such topics.
Allison clinging to her daughter who’s not a baby is so sickening and sad that poor little girl will never be able to achieve she will be tied to mummy’s apron strings forever
Dr . Tanya is not even telling Michelle thats shes not been assertive enough , whats the point in being there if your not learning . Michelle tells Matthew in a really soft voice and worse still apologetically tells him if he does it again he'll go back in his room . Matthew is not even listening
Plus I have found out just from listening that Lucy’s crying and tantrum behaviour is only crocodile tears most of the time and that’s because she only knows the crocodile tears thing to get what she wants. She’s very intelligent and manipulative.
What I love about this show is how good the parents are at supporting each other.
People do learn from others, given the right environment. I imagine that it must be easy to feel isolated as parents.
I think that’s the case with kids too. Probably why Jacob picked up eating by himself without mom because the other kids did. Probably why Ross acts up cause that’s what he sees Matthew do. They follow what everyone does and relies on them to point the way. The other kids and the adults in their life are their support systen
Every country need this! Dads need to feel free to show their emotions. It is healthy and shows your children you are human and real. I love seeing dads and moms make breakthroughs.
When I heard Michelle saying “no” in her beautiful Scottish accent.
5:45... Lucy's mum, Allison, needs to mind her own business and deal with her own kid's tantrums and baby bottle problem before she starts telling the other mum, Paula, how much food to feed her kid
Lucy shouldn't be sucking on a bottle she very intelligent little girl and good with her words
Thankyou everyone btw this was me😂
@@luciehadleyxx1508 Oh wow!!!😂😂Hope all is well with you and your family
Lillith Sternin my mum and dad broke up not long after that and have done ever since, best thing for us all😂
Alana Warren yes, I’ve been a nanny before... and I cannot stand it when people let their older kids stay on a bottle. The kids I watch now started with bottles and now they use normal sippy cups and they LOVE them! (They’re always trying to steal them to take them home and then their parents say, “I really should buy them big kid cups.”...and I’m like, “Yeah.😂”)
I wish they did follow up episodes to show who sticks with it and who reverted back... I predict Lucy is a nightmare and the parents split up.
I cant believe Lucy's parents let her ride in the car on her moms lap that is so dangerous if they got in a accident Lucy would get seriously injured or worse.
when Lucy stop believe seeing lovely baby Ashley
Not to mention it is highly illegal, at least in the US. If they were pulled over, they would have gotten a massive ticket and more.
Absolutely!
No way you could let a child ride like that. Lucy is a horror story. Time for juvie.
@@janicewolk6492 Her mother was the horror story. She tried to sabotage everything Tanya did. I don’t know how Lucy’s father put up with it. He was way too nice.
My 3 daughters never acted like any of these kids!! Discipline is a must!!
Why does Lucy have a bottle at almost 4 years old..
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I was wondering that a well. Do some of these children seem a bit old for bottles and pacifiers?
@@donnadee1966 All of those children are too old for nappies, bottles, dummies, highchairs... all of it, from a year to 18 months old. Isaac's 2 years, old, but notice, he doesn't say a single word, because his mouth's probably wrapped round a dummy or bottle teat on the quiet.
I know , it’s absolutely ridiculous
@@donnadee1966 They treat them like babies, so they act like babies. All the fussing, always in their faces, too much talking and not enough sternness, not meaning what they say. I’m a teacher and a mother, and I know how to use my no nonsense tone of voice. My kids never threw a single tantrum.
@@lessehead SO overindulgent! Really not good for these children... my kids were not perfect, but tantrums were not tolerated. If they wanted to carry on., they could do it in their rooms- the rest of the family would not indulge such behavior. Giving it zero attention usually shut it down quickly. The pacifiers and bottles, beyond being babyish, can have an impact on their development. I know it is easy to criticize, but sometimes it just seems there is no common sense!
These parents are very brave to come on the show for the whole world to see their parenting, or lack thereof. It is so satisfying to note that knowledge has increased and today's parents may benefit from future parents experiences. And Tanya is an absolute star🤍
Once again Lucy is having an unbelievable screaming tantrum but ONCE AGAIN NO TEARS NOT ONE LITTLE DROP
Worst kid I’ve ever seen
=perfect manipulator child!!!
The Hadleys are such an intensely loving and passionate couple. It’s sad that there’s no room for Richard - he is just a gooseberry.
Yes, Allyson has made she and Lucy a lovely "couple", effectively leaving zero room in their lives for Richard.
"Gooseberry"?? The man is a saint for having stayed as long as he has. Thank goodness they split up and went their separate ways. Hopefully, Richard found someone who loved him, and not just his child-making abilities. He's a good father and husband, but he deserves to be happy too.
One thing I've noticed in this and the other "supernanny" type shows is that when the mom crouches down and starts bawling the kid out, and the child starts to realize things are no longer going his way, he asserts his power over the mom by putting his arms around her neck as a way of shutting down the discussion. The kid doesn't feel a sudden desire to hug Mom. He just wants her to shut up.
I can't believe Allison tried to tell Paula her own child was full and what to do!? I would have hated being in the same house with her. She irritated me so much!
Poor Michelle, I can relate to her situation. My daughter didn’t sleep for more than 45 minutes at a time until she was 3. Seriously! Late diagnosed silent reflux. Thankfully, she grew out of it. Unfortunately, it became such a habit for me to wake that I still haven’t established my own sleep patterns properly since. I wake at least every 2 hours and my daughter sleeps amazingly now, she’s now 15! Best wishes for you all
treasurz1 my daughter was the same. Told the doc i thought it could be silent reflux and he said no. Id know if she had reflux. I really think it was that now. Still undiagnosed but she grew out of the 40 mins wakings thankfully. Ahes 3 now and sleeps a little better but still wakes a few times!
She's also 15 now but is a light sleeper x
Alison’s husband must be “damn I love being right”.
Why do parents always say to their kids, "Okay?" You're inviting the child to disagree.
For every single family in this series, the parents are the ones who hinder their children's growth. The children use bottles, pacifiers and sippy cups far too long. They pick them up and carry them too much. They use high chairs for too long. They don't allow the kids to dress or feed themselves.
vigyal75, yeah they baby their kids way too much. Even in terms of speaking abilities. They seem a little behind.
Yep dummy and bottles are for babys not nearly 4 yr olds I've had 6 children bottles gone by 2 or less and no dummy's don't like them my kids did ok without it
That's because parents shape children, of course the vast majority of issues young children have outside of disorders are going to be down to the parents, because they couldn't figure out a way to stop the behaviour(normal behaviours by the way, not wanting to eat things, tantrums ect.) before it became a serious problem. And some don't even realize they are doing it, like Alison with Lucy.
in your opinion when can a child stop the booster seat altogether at the meal table cause i never had a booster seat growing up i sat on the yellow pages at the meal table
@@amandayee906 i don't think over age 3 for sure. By that age, they're thrilled to climb up on the chair by themselves and sit at the table. Even younger.
The worst of all is that I know how all that ends.
My father, bless him, was incredibly generous and good hearted man but he made several bad judgments in his life. Such as having a second son at the age of 59. He died at 66 and my half-brother lost his mother 10 months later in highway car crash. Against my will the courts placed my brother with me, I was only 28. And man what a mess he was! He would only eat watching TV, being spoon fed, he didn’t shower on his own, he had being improperly potty trained so he needed diapers at night, had trouble sleeping at the right time, needed the lights on, would ask to sleep with me in bed, didn’t want to go to school, and was a complete wet blanket. Anything would make him cry like a kid giving him a mean look or he would start the most epic tantrums whenever he was said no. He would scream, kick, hit, punch, spit. What a mess! I had to squeeze in 8 years of proper parenting in 2.
He’s much better now at 19, but still suffers from lingering self-confidence and insecurity issues, along with anxiety. He calls me sometimes 3:00 am because he can’t sleep and fear of an exam; then the next week he messages me: “hey, I scored top marks!”
I feel so sorry for poor Michelle shes so deprived of sleep that if you look at film at 13.48 she breaks down in tears talking to Alison but shes so tired that shes going cross-eyed her eyes are actually going up in her forehead like shes on drugs or like shes gonna faint
That poor driver having to listen to Lucy scream like a hyena.😝
Seriously, I've asked this before but why do these kids have bottles and dummies for so long. No one I know has their kids with a dummy or bottle past 1...2 at the most, but there is 3,4, & 5 year olds running around with both.
Lazy parents
Also a lot of these toddlers are still in Diapers and don’t have proper sleep routines.
well that's why they're on the show. This isn't a show about watching perfect parents perfectly parenting.
I think that there are parents who want their children to remain babies and other parents who don’t want to do the work that comes with getting their kids out of diapers and off bottles and pacifiers.
Also like how mom said we’re doing what daddy says make him the bad guy instead of say this what we are doing
OMG, all these games to get the children to eat. Give him a book, distract him, spoon feed him, crush the food to liquid, offer him a dozen choices, offer rewards, threaten punishment, give a standing ovation after every bite, play food Olympics. My mother grew up in Europe during WWII, and my father grew up in this country during the Great Depression. You can imagine how they felt about wasting food. If my siblings and I had ever had the gall to throw the fits like the kids on this show do, we'd have found ourselves sitting alone in a darkened kitchen. I realize my parents' upbringing was extreme. Parents shouldn't need to have grown up hungry in order to teach their children how to eat without screaming, crying, pushing the food away, getting up from their seat, climbing on the table, crawling under the table. I mean, come on.
Totally agreed . These parents are so weak , they raise weak children
Please someone pluck the Murphy dad’s eyebrow! He only has one and it moves like a sort of beak on his nose.
its very shallow to worry about others god given looks
Tanya Brown 🙄
I know, right? I`m waiting for the moment Tanya finally snaps and says "How about instead of questioning everyone else`s parenting methods when yours clearly aren`t working, you pluck your damn eyebrows?!" Nobody is criticizing the fact that he naturally has a unibrow. It`s not shallow to suggest someone keeps up with it better. You cut your hair and nails, don`t you?
Iseebichan, plus its meant also as a funny commentary (aside from being very true 🙄). People take comments way too seriously !
It’s like Flint’s dad from Cloudy with a Chance of Meatball
What is his deal with eggs? It is the most adorably hilarious thing I have ever witnessed and it brings me so much joy
I can not watch the Hadley's anymore , I'm here for Michelle's confidence at the end . bed now lol
Can I please say something about Allison's hair clip. It is irritating me, so there I said it...feel better now.
Why doesn't she have any support?? Where are the dad or dads. Two kids 18 months apart and you're not in a stable home or relationship? idk, women really get themselves in bad situations by their own doing.
@@dbentleyto95 ha ha hahaha haha ha right!
@@YouAreMySunshine2 Seriously? You think Michelle fell pregnant all by herself? Why is it when men abandon their partners/children it’s the women who get blamed for getting themselves into that situation? That is so rude.
Omg Michelle is too cute ..such a lovely lady. Along with her accent, nothing she says will ever sound mean or assertive.... I mean c'mon...@40:50 - 41:40 :)
TheyLive YouSleep yep lol. “I thought that was quite stern” rofl
Right you are
I do love her Scottish accent😊
Those boys paid absolutely no attention to her. Her attempts at a stern sounding voice were laughable. The trash mouths on them at such young ages were unbelievable! I shudder to think what they must have been like a couple of yrs later. She had no control over them whatsoever.
Please do a "where are they now" for all previous seasons families, I am very invested. Lol hopefully if this comment gets thousands of likes they will do it for us.
I really do feel for Michelle. So glad she gets help. It took five years until my son slept all night. Then my sleep routine was totally ruined. It took years to get it back.
All 5 of my kids were sleeping through the night by 3months .
@@whatsupdoc5861 That’s pretty amazing, considering their stomachs aren’t large enough to keep them full throughout the night. A three month old is supposed to wake up at least once, and probably more. Depends how long you consider sleeping thru the night to be.
WOW , no tears just winging , I'm tired just watching it , feel so sorry for mam it's absolutely devastating not getting any sleep
Michelle needs super nanny! All of these parents do really, except the mom who wont leave her daughter's side. She needs the lady who is working with her and a shrink.
Those first few seconds before she starts to talk! Haha. *staring blankly*
All these eating problems don't happen in families where there's not enough food. Way too much negotiating! It puts the kids in a position of control.
Michelle is SUCH a trooper!!! Her boys are adorable - I think all these kids are- and what a learning experience this must be!!! How nice that these families are getting such valuable guidance in this intensive atmosphere. So surprised to see Lucy, at four, with a bottle and some of the other children with pacifiers at the age when pediatricians, etc recommend they should really not be using them anymore, but I try not to judge...
She’s 3, not 4. As for the dummy thing, you mean the Scottish ones?
Why have two children who wake up and cry/call for mum several times at night in the same room? As soon as one of them is done and falls asleep, the other one starts and wakes the first up again and vice versa. It looked as if the family lived in a flat with at least three rooms sufficiently suitable for sleeping in: Boys' bedroom, mum's bedroom, living room.
Maybe she can only afford a two bedroom flat.
@@chinavaughan6383 Forget the other reply to you I just posted. I didn't re-read my original post before I wrote it. I made it clear that there are ways to separate the two boys during the night.
I hate that they keep recapping the behaviour every 5 minutes. I’m watching the episode, I’m aware of what just happened
Indeed. I'm just skipping those parts. 😂
Hadley is waaaaay to old for that bottle.
Without a doubt
? Which child
When mentioning the child. Please don't mention the family's last name. Mention the child's name.
tina andersen
Lucy is the 3 1/2 year old girl drinking a baby bottle.
100%. Heck (preschool teacher) Even a two year old should be past that. Yes different among many cultures, but by early 3, it's gone!! And that's even to old! Plus it totally messes with their teeth and pallet of their mouth. Just as pacifiers!!!
Did anyone else notice there was no discipline or consequences handed out to these children on this season? This kids ruled roost with their sleeping and eating issues. C’mon, who can’t pick up a spoon and feed yourself at age 5?
Only kids with a disability
That Lucy.... Not for one minute. AND at least shed a tear. MOM YOU have done that you let your husband do Nothing!!!
These kids act like little monsters and I wonder if all of the over the top praise for tiny improvements (clever boy and clapping) isn’t going to translate into children who will expect the world to constantly applaud their every action. This may set them up for a rude and unwelcome awakening in the future. I think Tanya’s advice to Michelle to be assertive is more realistic and a better life lesson for her boys.
+Biddy Dib Dab This is what I posted under the last episode video:
Marie Lastname
vor 4 Tagen
There is ridiculous overpraising going on both with this set of parents, the other set of parents (episodes 1-6) and in Dr Tanya's communicating with the children. "You're capable of saying my name? Clever girl!" "You ate a piece of potato? Good boy, very good boy!" "You have no problems with staying in bed all night and stayed in bed all night? Very well done, good boy! What a precious little boy you are for doing something that's so very easy for you!" The best explanations for this behaviour are that those things took place in the early to mid 2000s and MAYBE that they have so very little time at hand to address the parents' and children's issues and the praising for praising's sake is deliberately used as a short cut. Overpraising has almost nothing to do with positive reinforcement. In fact you can treat your child like an adult as long as you take the child's lack of maturity, life experience, education, physical strenght etc. into account. You can get along just fine with kids avoiding to treat them in ways you wouldn't want to be treated because it would make you feel like a dumb little child.
got to start somewhere thou. I guess you are then saying you would of had better ways of dealing with these kids. I myself had a child who would hardly eat.. she ended up so thin she had to be hospitalised and the only way to get her to eat anything at all was to try to tempt her with the things she liked the most which often meant cooking separate for her. (she got so thin with her eating issues before this that she was classifed as being failure to thrive)
There’s some kinda complex psychological reasons for the exaggerated praise, but it boils down to this: very young children don’t understand subtle nuances in emotion or speech. If something is good, it needs to be great. If something is bad, it needs to be terrible. Very young children only know how to think in extremes and tend to be very black and white. That’s why the sleep-deprived mum had to be coached on assertiveness. If you need to be very clear and firm with reprimands you need to be just as clear and blatant with praise. Beyond that, praising little steps of progress is a technique known as shaping. You praise behaviors analogous to the desired one in order to lead them to the desired behavior. So in this case, you lavishly praise the child every time he touches food, then every time he brings it to his mouth, then every time he bites it, then every time he swallows it, then every time he finishes the whole food. Eventually, his nucleus accumbens (brain reward system) will take over and reward his eating with a rush of dopamine thus eliminating the need for external reward.
Rocky123698745 What you describe may be so but it seems like the long way around to the same end. What you describe may be fine for parents who have nothing to do but tantalize and tempt their children to behave but is it practical for parents who have jobs, other kids and a household to run?
Rocky has got it exactly on the mark. Children need hours and hours of teaching and guidance, everything you teach them molds the person they will become. If you don't have hours to dedicate to teaching your children, then don't have children at all. This is why there are so many misbehaved children in our society, because parents who are "too busy" and can't be bothered are not able to teach and model appropriate behavior for their children.
51:52 again with the bottle at bed. Ugh, she's not a baby. This episode is so maddening Jesus Christ.
TWDSUPERFAN2010 1986 What is with the parents blending up food for a toddler? I live in Canada and that’s unheard of unless the kids has special needs. My kids hated baby food as babies and yet they eat regular food at 8&5.
Bottles are for babys
Michelle was looking after Jacob and they show him giving her a lingering hug, and either Matthew or Ross gives Jacob a shove, I think, to get him away from HIS mummy.
That girl shouldn’t have a bottle at bed or any other time. She’s way too old for that smh
Yeah I agree far to old for a bottle but that's her mother's doing by giving her 1
I don't understand why she's not getting them to take away the pacifiers, bottles and highchairs these children are way to old to using them especially them walking around all day with them in their mouth it slows down speech.
The one with the dummy is 2
The one with the dummy is the 3 yr old the 2 yr old isn't having one
Dr Tanya is much better than Supernanny. She's so calming/ seems understanding. This show seems much more realistic
Why does Lucy get to keep her bottle? Also pacifiers everywhere. They should all be on a sippy cup and feeding themselves, even if it's a mess. Pacifiers are so bad for the children's teeth and speech.
This is so funny every time I hear the kids cry it makes me laugh.
Why is almost four year old Lucy given a baby bottle at bedtime? Many children with these missing learning basic life skills as they grow, so parents can keep them like babies is frustrating. Then they wonder why their child won't sleep on its own, or feed themselves age appropriate foods.
I agree with Dr. Tanya.....I think Michelle's problem is pure exhaustion....she is physically and emotionally drained from trying to look after these two boys running on NO sleep. Unlike the other parents in the house who have a spouse to lean on for support (well, one does anyway) , she is alone in dealing with her boy's not sleeping in the night and she's up 20 times a night with them and so she's completely knackered during the day so she breaks and she can't deal with the discipline and then here comes another sleepless night. I think she should implement Supernanny's stay in bed technique for both boys. Its been proven multiple times to work....even in young children....and then Mom can finally get some much needed rest and she will feel MUCH more capable of dealing with her sons when her body has had a chance to rest.
As far as little Isaac, Dad just needs to CALM DOWN when getting his son to eat. During the stress test dinner, Isaac wasn't crying....he wasn't protesting eating the food. Mom was even doing OK. Dad's stress level was through the roof even though his son was doing just fine. And he did fine with the food challenge with his brother as well. He didn't eat everything. but he ate enough.
As for young Lucy....again, I think Mom was at the core of the problem. She has got this child so spoiled and so completely attached to her, that now she's throwing these outrageous tantrums because she has learned when she does, Mommy gives in and lets her have her way and now Mommy has buckled down and finally learned to say no. As we saw when Ms. Tanya sent them on their field trip to the golf course, Lucy was IMMEDIATELY throwing a tantrum trying to get her mother to give in and let her have her way because she wants to be the clinging monkey constantly hanging on her Mother. If it were me, I wouldn't have even allowed Mom to sit next to her. I would have had Dad sit next to Lucy. They are getting better, but its going to take time to undo all that negative parenting.
CeltycSparrow Woken 21x in one night? Seriously? Why was she in their bedroom all night? She should have closed their door, bought a pair of noise canceling headphones, slept in her own bed with her door closed, and let them cry it out all night until they learned how to self soothe themselves back to sleep. My son didn’t sleep through the night until he was 18 months, and that’s what I did. If there’s no medical problem, they’ll figure it out. I needed my sleep in order to be a effective mother.
So Isaac was rewarded for not eating half the food? And cookies, crackers, and chocolate pudding are food?
I really like to watch this programme, but there are too many recaps for my taste. One at the start would be enough, I think.
After a bad day(emotional drained)I really shouldn't be worrying about other peoples problems. I have my own problems to worry about yet I want to finish watching.
Oh god that fake cry.. I can't
Again if it gets worse. I am done.
that is one very spankable cry.
I guess I'm confused. Supernanny Jo says not to put em in the room and not shut the door...But this lady to told her to put him in there... No wonder people's confused. Lol
Chandra Brown , and thats why I dont like super nanny. Everything is a one size fits all approach. I dont think what she does is practical
escape boi ...that bottle!!
Jo Frost would have all these families sorted in a few days!!!!
But do they deal with only-child families on Supernanny? I don't think I've seen any.
If Jo Frost can handle a house full of kids, she could take on an only child😊
I love Jo, but I absolutely adore Dr. Tanya! She, as a psychologist, can really get behind the problems and I do think she has a much better “bedside manner” than Jo. Tanya gets her point across without being ugly - Ive seen Jo get pretty ugly!
I saw a ten month old fall with a bottle and split his lip from side to side. What a mess. It was a playtex nursing bottle no glass. Split his gums and cut his tongue. I looked after him for 2 days after it happened. What a mess. Poor little guy.
Any bottle/paci can be a danger
One Word - Tweezers!
Even the ride to the park mom had to sit between daughter an father even walking dad is push far away
Yep. She never had any intention of her daughter having a relationship with her father. Just another narcissist who needs all the attention on herself. Disgusting.
The mums and dads are all brilliant respect to them for seeking help
Ridiculous giving a 4-year-old a frickin bottle. Should've been taken away first thing. No wonder she acts like a baby.
I think Lucy is to big for a bottle.
I agree
I second that
I wish these episodes uploaded faster, I love this show.
I think that they are posted every seven days. So the next episode will be posted on 25th of April
Me too! They seem to be uploaded every Wednesday evening
I really don't understand what is with the bottles, pacifiers I mean come on they are grownups. Boy seriously. Allison is ????????? Ughhhhhhh were do I even start. God.
Anyone else watching these after 2020, freaking out about all the snotty noses and coughing?
The car seat usage in this show is appalling. Not just this episode, but every episode that shows kids inside a car is awful. The fact that Lucy frequently sits in mom's lap in a car is so illegal and horrific.
Suppose to be i proper carseat restraint at her age not on a knee
And for her next trick, Allyson is going to begin dispensing marital and relationship advice to the other couples!!😂
I get that there is community ant support but this girl's mother shouldn't interrupt while the boy was fed. She is not an expert. And she did something similar in previous episode. It's like she not only wants to sabotage her husband but also other parents.
I know, right?? Alison giving "mothering advice" to ANYone is just a massive joke. You can see her literally ripping her own husband apart, just so SHE can be the "only one" in her daughter's eyes.
I really hope her husband got remarried and ended up having a "real family" with a loving woman who wasn't a lunatic.
And put that kid in a child seat, or make her stay home.
Lucy's mum and dad aren't shouting at her and it's working
Things are definitely different in America. Over here kids don't use a bottle at all after their first birthday. With pacifiers they're not used past 18 months.
In europe, no bottle or fake suckers past 12 monyths
Are chocolate yogurts really common in the UK? The boy Lewis also ate those in the previous group of families. I've been around a lot of children and I can't recall ever giving them chocolate yogurt - just fruit flavoured ones and vanilla. Then there's Jello pudding, which is chocolate, butterscotch ect.
I know chocolate yogurt exists in Canada, but I've never known it to be that common.
Wonder the same about chocolate yogurt. Or "Brown yoyo" as one kid called it. Gross.
Yes very common, more like a mousse
It’s more like a chocolate mousse, I think Americans call it pudding... 🤷🏼♀️
Lucy’s Daddy = DILF. Sorry, not sorry....☺️
Noelle Pritchard Barkley he is fine lol
The bags under that little boys eyes are scary, ridiculous, insane any word you could think of. They are so visible and such s sign that kid needs sleep. He is constantly in a bad mood, acting up, crying because he’s beyond tired
And once the choker didn’t match her top and I thought that’s a woman desperate to cover a hickey on her neck
Where is the Father of the boys. She needs a break.
Good question
Well she is single so it would be very awkward for the dad to be there
Michelle says it like a boss at 43:43
That other little boy is so afraid of food that all he has to do is touch carrots and pizza crust. The bar seems so low
Alison, the worst mother in the world giving advice to others?
The parents call that kid Egert (or Egot?) but the voiceover never says Egert (or Egot). I wonder why.
Theo Hamer it’s his nickname
Eggot.
This is what happens when u are too much of a helicopter parent
Jo Frost please help these families and teach the staff!!!!!!!
I like dr. Tanya, but when it comes to correcting kid’s naughty behavior, Jo Frost (Supernanny) rules!😀
That Lucy is a grumpy child. How can you be that grumpy at three?
Kinda funny that the one kid is obsessed with eggs haha
😭😂 seriously , I was expecting something else
It's a Kinder egg, chocolate
Michelle, you're an amazing mother and a great woman! Love her!
Lucy is way too old to be drinking a bottle still.
Do they not think of child safety? Seriously letting Lucy sit on mommas lap. They need to rethink the country's laws.
And maybe it is just me but bottles after they turn one...no just no. And then to give it to them at night to go to bed with. Not to mention pacifier after they are 2. I just have such issue with this.
You could show more of what is going on if you stop repeating what each parent is there for. Only need to recap once or twice at most.
The first group of parents at the beginning of the season did alot better. The mother of the girl isnt doing anything to help her situation, superbrows cries for any little thing. Its a bit annoying!
Why don't they give some sleeping time for the mum during the day. Plenty of baby sitters
It makes me sad seeing the parents smoking. My dad died when I was 11 from smoking.
wait, what the h*ll is that 3 year old girl doing with a bottle?! that's absolutely disgusting! I'm not understanding why the Dr had the other mom take away milk at bedtime for the 2 year old, but she's allowing that little girl to use one?! gross!
jazzi630 the bottles were probably affecting the boys' sleep and hence part of the problem. I agree the older girl shouldn't have a bottle either but Tanya only has 6 days and needs to pick the battles that will have a lasting impact
jazzi630 Lucy needs to learn how to be a good girl
I imagine this 5-year-old being a young man having a first date with a young woman and complimenting his date saying she's "clever" for eating her dinner.
Marie Lastname Brilliant! 😂
+Sqishy Pixelz Thanks. I've actually stopped watching the show because Dr. Tanya was doing and saying things no person with her education would do. Not now, not when the show was filmed.
And what you would recomend instead? #Greetings from Germany
+Nico Ben It's just very strange that she seems to be okay with parent's calling their children "bad children". The mother with the twins who kept getting up all night repeatedly called at least one of her sons a "bad boy" after he had BEHAVED badly. Although you could even say he behaved like a child his age in such a situation after being treated like that (both while there in this place as well as before at home) with a high enough probability would. I am not saying that the behaviour should not be addressed. Not at all. But when you are first around children (for example making an internship in a daycare) the people with an education in pedagogics, psychology or social pedagogics (as someone from Germany you know what I mean by this last term) would very soon tell you to criticise the child's behaviour and not the child as a person. That you really should not say to a child that keeps throwing a ball at a wall in a way that produces the most annoying sound things like "you're a nervewracker" or "you go on my nerves" but rather "stop playing with your ball in a way that produces this annoying sound, play in a different way with it". I know those are more words and I'm not saying that you can always talk everything out with the most loving word choice and tons of hugs. But there's not only no need but also much potential for harm in saying "you're a bad, bad boy" and putting this stamp on a child, especially one this young. Or the thing with the "you at all your dinner, you clever, clever boy". You also should refrain from saying things that are factually not true or just nonsense. Don't say to woman in a nursing home who suffers from moderate dementia "WE'll take a shower now" if only SHE is the one about to take a shower and YOU're the one only assisting her and most definitely not taking a shower yourself. It's not about not lying, it's about not confusing people. Children notice when you say nonsense like "you're a CLEVER boy for taking a bite". Call him courageous, if it is fear that keeps him from eating something. But not CLEVER. If you know a kindergarten teacher, someone working in a childcare (with an appropriate education), a pediatric nurse or a third grade teacher if it was strange or wrong of me to critisise someone with a doctor in PSYCHOLOGY for not stepping in when a mother repeatedly tells her about two-year-old that he's a "bad boy" (I am 99% sure they would have shown it in the show, had Dr Tanya told her not to do that) and for telling a boy around five(?) that he's CLEVER for eating something. Seriously, ask someone you know in person or ask the question in an online forum on such topics.
It's easy to imagine the five year old graduating to Freaky Eaters.
Allison clinging to her daughter who’s not a baby is so sickening and sad that poor little girl will never be able to achieve she will be tied to mummy’s apron strings forever
I had a feeling that today was going to be the day that the next episode would be updated
@51:43 Look at that boys face! I Love that
Lucy's tantrums are so fake. Isn't it exhausting to pitch a fit? Makes me tired just listening to them.
Allison is on my last nerve! She needs to worry about her own needy child and don’t dare tell Paula her son has had enough! What nerve!
This mom saying she didn't think she should have come well in my mind she should have come sooner before it got so out of control.
Lucy is a clever girl but she is spoiled
Put that brush down you naughty boy
WHAT!!!! She have Lucy on her knees WAILED they are driving???? 😱😱. Is that normal in UK? U can't do that here in Norway.
Nowhere in the EU!!
Dr . Tanya is not even telling Michelle thats shes not been assertive enough , whats the point in being there if your not learning . Michelle tells Matthew in a really soft voice and worse still apologetically tells him if he does it again he'll go back in his room . Matthew is not even listening
If they had taught their kids life skills before they got to where they were, they would never have had this palaver to deal with.
Plus I have found out just from listening that Lucy’s crying and tantrum behaviour is only crocodile tears most of the time and that’s because she only knows the crocodile tears thing to get what she wants. She’s very intelligent and manipulative.
21:00 not a single tear, just that spoiled growl. I would tell it "ENOUGH"... THEY afraid to say that?