Unhealthy Nightly Feeding Frenzy | Real Families Episode
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- Oliver wakes up every night with a very unhealthy appetite, and with him, his little brother. Crisps, crackers, ice cream, biscuits... Their parents wake up every morning to an assaulted cupboard and to two toddlers who have just had the most unhealthy breakfast.
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"we've tried every trick in the book" yeah except not buying junk food or locking the cupboards or even just consistently having consequences for what he's doing but go off
Perfect comment! I was like why aren't they even attempting to lock the cupboards?
If you look at the cupboards very well you had see that you can't put a padlock on them
@@princessokpame9796 yeah you would definitely have to modify them some but I mean,,,
Or, for that matter, feeding him more before bed?
Where you you doing to put the lock as there seodnt seem to be a pole to can lock it to. Slowly stopping buying and maybe in the day a snack as a reward as you can stop eating something that suddenly. He really young as well
Why is no one talking about how many bread rolls they had on the stove
All I could think of for this whole video lol
I like bread BREAD
Was thinking why was the bread rolls even sitting on top of a stove period,bad idea rather it's electric or gas omg...
White bread rolls are actually quite bad for you! It looks like the family are making hotdogs for about 100 people. They should just stop buying unhealthy food!
THEY'RE HAVING A BBQ
0:37
brother: "what should we eat first?"
lil brother: "Yeeeaaaas, Yeeeeaaasss, Yeeeeaaasss"
Owler: Creepy little b*st*rds. No boundaries. Imagine them older and bigger.
Omg he sounded like Smeagel from the lord of the rings😂😂
lmaoooooo! he was so excited it was adorable. like a lil cute devious menace.
Sounded like the DJ setting on a keyboard ‘yeeeeeah’
“Pint sized accomplice”
Can we talk about how creepy the little kid sounds when he says "yees"
Sasha Minimoore as I read this I just hear YeAs YeaS yEaS
I heard“my preciousssss”
•initiate horror movie soundtrack•
Yes.
Vaguely sexual sounds coming from a toddler = nope.
I feel like I also heard a ‘hehehe’ if u know what I mean lol
I hope they've had some medical tests done on him. There could be a medical reason he's so hungry all the time.
I was thinking Praeter-Willy Syndrome.
I did my dissertation on Prader-Willi Syndrome. Personally I don't see it. For me it seems he may be in bed too early (I don't know the time he sleeps) that may explain why he's up so early! All kids wake up hungry and they will ALWAYS go for the goodies they know are in the cupboards. He was asked if he wanted breakfast and he was full on the junk he'd snuck. There may be an issue such as sleep disorders (sometimes comorbid with ADHD or ASD) but it's very much a behaviour issue in my (not professional, but educated in eating and childhood disorders) opinion.
He's brought up on junk food...sugar addicted.Just stop buying the junk and lock the cupboards
Well it could be that they arent giving him enuff food at dinner time?
My daughter has Binge Eating Disorder. When she lived with me (she’s an adult now),I never bought biscuits,crisps,cakes,etc.. She would eat raw bacon,frozen chips,salad,sausages,rice,noodles,yoghurts,meats-all sorts. No matter how late she was up,she’d wake up in the early hours to binge. I bought locks for the cabinets,fridge,and freezer. She broke them off. (They were very durable and required keys to unlock them-which I wore on a chain around my neck.) When she visits me,I can guarantee that she will steal food and hide the containers. The doctors say she has no control,and it will take a long time to get her to have a healthier relationship with food.
Why isn’t anyone talking about how he opened the pringles with scissors?😂
Lol
You might not believe me but that’s me in the video and this was filmed years ago but only uploaded last year
I started sneaking food when I was very young. A decade later, as an adult, a therapist determined that I was stress eating from the abuse at home...starting at SIX years old. I'm not saying that these children are abused, I'm saying that those parents need to evaluate WHY their little one is so hungry.
Bailey Walker they probably are just picky eaters
Message me on IG if at all possible. My daughter does this. She's never been abused. I'd love for some insight from your perspective. (My name is same as here) as her therapist and Drs and us as parents are beside ourselves as to how to help her.
@@mommymonster81 I don't have Instagram. I don't really use social media. However, I'd be happy to offer my insight. Put simply, I ate because of stress. Stress that I felt I couldn't tell anyone about. And loneliness. Food was my friend during this time. Try having an open, heart-felt discussion with your daughter. Just let her talk. Be there to listen to her thoughts and offer guidance. That's all I wanted when I was little. I hope this helps. 😊
@@Next_Midnight thank you so much!! I will try to talk with her more. I really appreciate you taking the time to reply. I hate that she's struggling with whatever demons at such a young age (been doing it since 5 but turns 8 in April) fingers crossed we are able to get through this
@@mommymonster81 You're very welcome! I hope all goes well. Good luck!
the wee kid going "yeaaaahhhhhhh!, yeaaaahhhhhhh!" is the little voice in my head when my mum bakes cookies (despite the fact I'm an adult)
cailthesnail 🤣🤣🤣
"Wee kid" I love that lol
Why not just put the snacks in your bedroom... or stop buying junk food...
My thoughts were just don't buy all these snacks . Just keep these for special occasions
bedroom is not a place to stuff ur snacks or food,ok?
coldogno7 ???? Since when???!?
@@binglesnort since yesterday,havent u heard???bedroom is for bed not for food storage...teach ur kids that lesson
That's not a solution. He should be able to learn self control without any forced restrictions. In his adult life nothing is going to be locked away in the world.
jo just saved that kid from a future eating disorder
edit: woah! i was not expecting so many likes!
@iria 1107 Bing eating disorder,
Why are likes from strangers so important ?
@Matt Cooke some people find that strangers liking them higher their self esteem and confidence, I honestly couldn't care less as long as my friends and family liked me I don't need a stranger to
@@cwren9060 well that's good that you are not affected by what strangers think, but it's nice to see many people agree with your point ^^
I feel really bad for the kid, that is on the internet forever. but that’s a mood
Just throw out the candy damn there is a cupboard filled with candy. You can't blame the child. He didn't buy the candy surely.
Nique Truter just get a lock
IKR if there's candy and chips in my house I'm gonna eat it know matter what and I'm 14
The kid is old enough to understand the rules. Just because it’s there doesn’t mean help yourself.
I never did this as a child... the issue isn't it being there, the issue is an undisciplined child
@@jaseysorsher9358 No offense but you need to learn some self control. Even if there are good foods in the cabinet you need to learn to control yourself and not eat them. Not blame the people who buy them.
"What's dangerous in the kitchen?" "Knives."
*Puts unstable basket of knives on top of a fridge with small children running around*
I did a safety 🤙
Lmao
Haha🤣
Kiran Thomasson that’s safe they can’t reach it and it’s not like there gunna jump into the fridge
KILLAZ 0128 it might fall if they bump the fridge or something
There's an emotional trigger that makes this kid do this, get to the reason (probably insecurity and fear passed on from the parents). Eliminate bad snacks and buy fruit!
Bee bee Be ikr
But no child wants healthy food. They mostly have a horrible taste, and kids like things that taste good.
@@slushied But a lot of kids like fruit.
Lilo and Stitch Lover oh yeah😂
@@slushied I loved healthy food growing up. Junk food was a treat, not an everyday snack. The more sugar & junk food a person eats the more they'll crave it. I liked lollies, chocolate, chips etc growing up but I didn't crave them as my brain was used to being fed real food.
*boy pulls pringles*
Other boy: yeHhh YEhhh yeHHH
Yanno what... this kid is so fricken relatable
Thank god I wasn’t the only one thinking this 😂
Oliver's face when she was removing the snacks out of the cabinets. Lol.
This kinda made me feel sad. I’m struggling with anorexia atm and I’m not sure whether or not this kid is struggling with an eating disorder because I’m not a doctor, but calling a kid naughty for sneaking food just creates a halo of shame and guilt around this. There’s probably a reason he’s over-indulging. They should get him into therapy. It’s likely he’ll do this again, he’ll probably get better at sneaking it or getting food somewhere else and it’ll really turn into an issue. Odd food habits indicate more going on.
Are you from America? I ask because many Americans seem to think everything needs "therapy".
I reckon that he goes to sleep early and wakes early, it makes sense that he would be hungry and seeking food, but mum and dad are too tired and possibly too lazy to get up and see to his breakfast, so he takes the innitiative and goes for what he can get into.
They should leave a fruit bowl sitting around and healthy snacks since they can't be arsed.
pandypop1 agreed they should try that. But from the looks of it there’s more going on. They should for sure be providing more healthy snacks but they don’t seem negligent to me. Also therapy is very common here for good reason. People go to therapy even if they don’t have mental illness and just need someone to talk to about life. Sneaking food is something that should be looked into. Maybe a therapist can help that child better express his needs and what he needs from his parents so they don’t consider him “naughty.” My point wasn’t even that he was struggling right now, but how the parents handle it will cause him issues down the road. Negative reinforcement is not helpful here.
Yea he is not really being naughty...
Smart kid the snacks are left unguarded at night. Yeah their house is loaded with junk food great habits to teach a kid.
Hahaha did you know most kids do things they see there parents do
Nope most people dont care theres a science to everything.
Oof lmaooo
oh nice dude i just am a chill person honestly i dont follow my dad or my mom's foot steps I'm a better person
@@Toocoolforunclesam that's why they said most. And I follow what my parents do all the time bc my parents a good people, and I'm lucky to have them. Sorry that you have to go though that.
Yeah but only for some things, because I don't think crying before getting to bed because they want to sleep with their mommy is something anyone would take from their parents
“What shall we eat first’” me in quarantine
Get an alarm for the kitchen.That’ll scare him when he sneaks in
TheResurrectionOfMars They could record there voices telling them to get out or something like that😂😂
Enters kitchen* WEEEWOOOWEEEWOOO
*Snacks in
Humans are more clever than dogs. He won't fall for it after a while because he knows his parents won't be up that early anyway. Some kind of silent alarm to wake up the parents the moment he gets in there is a much better way. That OR... Jo's technique of snack jars and not leaving snacks in the cupboards at all.
Yes, its scare him one time. And than?
When he was opening the pringles I couldn't help but laugh... 😂
Vitamin deficiency? Possibly? My nephew had a condition where he would compulsively eat, even at night, without us being aware that he was lacking vitamins/nutrients due to a medical condition. It has been taken care of, however, he would eat anything - junk food is not the issue here. Blessings to your little one.
Jessica LeBlanc Do you have any idea how rare that is? This is a bad habit that has never been corrected, brought on by yrs of clueless parenting.
I would get blood work just in case. As a kid my appetite was crazy. I was diagnosed with thyroid problems at 8-ish.
Gabbie Ski Most kids get a automatic vitamin K injection. ( unless some complication ) Some get other ones depending where you life. Japan. Has a stringent health system. This is aside your not dealing with dumb/crazy anti-vaxers. Your actually trying to find a gene to this. The Leptin gene.
Cherry Tree they need to look into something because pushing this off as he’s just not being parented right or he has a habit then something wrong with him could be missed and he could get worse He could be fine but there could be something wrong
@@lessehead Better safe than sorry. Or would you rather let a kid die from a burst appendix because you didn't believe them when they started screaming in pain?
I'm so sick and tired of people dismissing the things kids can go through because of social stigmas. It's a societal failing that is actually causing deaths, and it needs to stop.
Jo is so amazing and I don’t say this to take away from how incredible she is, but what she does is really just common sense. I think sometimes we, as parents, get overwhelmed and just lose sight and logic and we need an outside perspective from someone as insightful and compassionate as Jo and it can be as simple as that! I love this show!
Bro why they have so much bread on their stove
So the solution to them having no boundaries, is to enforce boundaries? That's revolutionary.
Oliver is DEFINITELY my spirit animal.
The kid saying “yeahhh” It’s period 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Nobody talkin about jo’s eyes?!? There so pretty in the sunlight 💞🥺
I wouldn’t put the sharp stuff above the fridge because what if they fall off onto someone’s head?
It’s pringles all you have to do is pull the top no scissors necessary
I love how the younger brother just watched everything. The binge eater boy must be the kind of sibling who sends they're younger sibling to ask for take out because they did but mum said no
Question: This child is 5. He can read a clock like an adult. HOW
It’s basic time... you learn that in year1
Megan Sharpe noooooo
CompactCuber well yes🥴😂
He can look at the clock arrows on a real clock to see if it matches the drawn picture 😊
Empire Entertainment That sucks
I ate like every 2 hours as a kid, sometimes your just hungry and kids could be deficient in certain nutrients
You can’t just have a bunch of junk food and expect ur kids not to eat it
Mom: “What did you do to Oliver?”
Kid: “I don’t know.”
Omg that sounds like my friend. I’ll ask her “How was class, Morgan?” and she’ll say, “I don’t know.” 😂😂😂
"SNACK TIME OLIVAHHH" omg he's too damn cute!
He literally goes to my school now we are in year 10, this was recorded like 9 years ago and they post it now? But yeah he’s one of my closest friends and he showed me this and if you don’t know I am not trying to exploit him but he did this because he has ADHD, and I try and help him get on with learning as well.
oof
Stop lying
Doesn't look like he had ADHD when this video was made....
@@paperbagchris2645 he's not
Anyone else annoyed by the way she's babying him with the scissors like he's old enough he can use them obviously he's not done any harm to himself
It’s the fact that kitchen scissors are usually sharp and for all we know those scissors are for cooking not just to open crisps and paper instead they might be used for meat. One slip can seriously hurt the kid and the little one might learn to steal the scissors and play with them.
His brother isn't though..
@@sandravermeulen9729 but as you can see it's not his brother using the scissors
I think they did the right thing by telling him not to mess with them. Exactly. All it takes is one single slip and the scissors could end up in his eyes or neck. Yes, of course let them use scissors but not unsupervised at that young age and while they’re hanging off the cupboards. ✂️🤷♀️
I agree but he could have dropped the scissors on his little brother or slipped and cut himself, he’s old enough to use the scissors but he’s not using them safely so maybe he’s not old enough just yet
I used to wake up early in the morning as a kid like this and get snacks and sweets and then my parents caught me and hid them haha
I ain't gonna lie. That kid is hella relatable
How hopeless parents are these days. They don’t have a clue. They have no contact with their own parents so there’s no one with experience to advise them.
Parents want their kids to do their bidding and listen to them as if they were obedient dogs but also want their children to talk to them as if they were treated like normal people, it's really confusing for a child and it was always confusing for me
Duxxy Boi Rolles yes. That and many other things are missing,not being done,avoided in parenting,reinforcement.These 2 "parents" shouldn't even be haveing kids. They need to learn beforehand how to raise kids.
@Allen Tax no one should even think about bringing a child into the world without knowing what they are doing and some people just shouldn't have kids, if you don't have enough patience to deal with your child without screaming at them every second than you should either work on your patience or not have kids.
It's like parents are too proud to ask for help so they resort to arguing and violence.
People go 'no contact' with people who are toxic. If these parents have gone no contact with their own parents, it's because their parents were toxic. This can and often does include abuse and/or neglect. So you tell me why the parents of today aren't getting any parenting advice from their abusers.
Dux Ghost my parents have no patience
This has taught me to be more firm with my children. Before they disrespected me but now they listen to me which I am over the moon about. Thank you again Suppernanny.
Her son was not really a bad child he is wonderful and sweet all he needed was a little discipline😍
Oliver is so handsome...with his big eyes...he’s a gd kid just needed some guidance.
he’s like 2
👌🏽
"They've tried everything" Put a lock on the cupboards 🤣
The magical powers of THE STEP.
isn't it funny how they actually get scared of something people walk on!😂
Don’t buy junk like crisps. Fill your cupboards with fruit and veggies.
Replace the unhealthy snacks with fruits and vegetables, I would. Chips and crackers will just have his body wanting more high sodium foods
Everyone saying why don’t they put locks on the cupboards or why don’t you just not buy it? Er no why not just teach your kid how to behave .... oh yeah she just did that !!!
so behind every anger or binging behaviour there's possibly cases of bullying or issues between the 2 paents, kids express themself through their behaviour. thanks Jo for helping them to understand it
I need Jo to come and retrain me! 😂😂😁
I feel bad for Thomas he’s three and he’s coping his brother
"I don't know why hes raiding the pantry" maybe cause he's hungry and its morning time. Teach him that the first thing he should be getting to eat is cereal not chips
Avion Hay Cereal is junk food...full of sugar and chemicals. Look at the labels!
The way he said “yesss” 😬🤣
He's literally looking at the camera while doing it. I don't think it's much of a "secret". And the failure of these parents to parent is astounding. They have the time to go on television, but not to explain to their kid that this action is inappropriate?
To everyone saying "stop buying junk food", as a former bulimic I can categorically tell you that that is NOT the answer. Yes it may help the situation but it will likely worsen it, because he will still have those cravings and instead will get the food elsewhere. By the time he gets to a shop he will go crazy and buy more food than what was in the house.
Lily Cooke no. It’s pure sugar the kids are wanting. Sugar cravings go.
j h r cravings this persistent are no longer "just cravings"
He can't go to the shops alone or afford to. The parents have that control.
They're kids.... Replace the junk with healthy substitute.
Oh no how terrible, the kid will start eating fruits!!!!!! hes legit going to die from that, give him the pringles ffs!
I like celery, carrots, and bell peppers for dipping in hummus. Now that's a snack!
Simple solution just lock the snacks away. Stop buying junk food.
It's like when parents complain that their elementary age kids are up late on their phones and they "just don't know what to do about it".
Yeah! I never have junk food at home because if I have it I just eat it
My sister and I were abused but she would steal and hoard food. She was adopted and before she came to live with us she never knew when she would have another meal. But instead of working with her my parents abused her and humiliated her for it.
I'm not saying these kids are abused, just giving another reason why children may sneak food.
Haven't these parents heard of a little thing called a lock...
0:26 hahahaha guilty myself
Him in that bathrobe😂😂
It could be just a robe like what people used as pajamas 🙄
I've seen documentaries where they drill holes for locks on the fridge pantry and cabinets to keep the kids from eating excessively.
That's for extreme cases for kids with Prada willi syndrome for children with a disorder that prevents them from feeling full and feel the need to constantly eat. They will literally eat trash and steal food out of someone's hands and will keep eating until their stomach explodes if not stopped. This is just a child who wants to eat junk food till hes full they can stop buying junk food or discipline their kid differently. Ine had a choice and one does not.
@@Kevinthewoman Yes, I know...that's why I commented.. doctor 🙄
@@taunjabrockway6760 Rude.
There are jars with locks they could buy.
@@krabbcake8371 You get what you give and don't ever forget it hunny.
I love Jo so much! She is such an amazing woman! Xoxox
I think this was every kids child hood
Aww he’s adorable
This kid.... such a mood
LOL his little brother is such a rider lol
Honestly I would smuggle the Pringles as well cuz I am obsessed with them but I have to restrain myself
Can't help but find it funny when jo talks about following through....
Removing the junk food from the house and not buying anymore it is a quick solution, but i do believe he needs more than that, a therapist would help him think why he searches for food confort and what does it mean. My parents did the "remove the junk food" thing at home when i was a kid, but as grew older and got my own money i would sneak eat, they did prevent the binge but it didn't help me to understand it and try to work on the causes not the consequences. Now i'm 24 and still struggle, eating disorder is a constant battle.
I eat a lot during the day but I still get up at night to eat I have a very high metabolism. I am almost always hungry.
I think they should have had a jar for the other kid too to be fair. So the other one gets treated equally. Does anyone else agree?
Oliver is very sweet and lovely bless him 😔 xx
Me eating half a pack of Pringles at 2:40 am with no trouble
Funny how my brother is called Oliver and does the exact same thing
When my brother and I were kids and woke up hungry, we had to beg for a piece of bread.
Bro my mom would almost NEVER have junk food in coubards.
I would eat carrots as a snack if I was desperate
There are so many easy ways to solve this problem... lazy parents won't solve simple problem. When my kids got to an older age where they were capable of getting a snack on their own, a drink on their own etc... I would set out certain things for mornings. Bananas, Berries, Rice cakes, applesauce etc.. Cereal I would pour in a bowl, cover it and then pour a measured cup of milk into a smaller cup ( to prevent spilling) cover and place in the fridge. Not only are they eating healthy breakfast items, but they are also learning simple life skills. Luckily I can see the kitchen from my room.
we all did that as kids
Nowadays it seems to be a catastrophe. 😂
That naughty step was a little fcker when I was a kid
Awwww the smaller brother is so cute 😂😂😭
Omg! They are so excited 😂🤣😂🤣😂
I'll be honest, this is what my parents did and now I have a terrible relationship with food. Please give him healthy options or he might start hoarding and binging.
Oh no... this is me all the time 😂
Crisps and biscuits? 😄. Cute!
Full episode needs to be uploaded.
Oh so books don't work for kids in the 2000s who would of EVER guessed.
NitroGamerX What ever next! Bears poo in the woods
Hahahaha they need super nanny cause kid can’t stop sneaking junk food in that case I need super nanny I can’t get my room clean please help
Oliver is adorable.
I love these video's
first thing i thought of: put locks on the cupboards lmao
Why that little one in the kitchen be like "yeahhuhuhuhyeahhuhuh"
He is happy to get snacks and tries to be not too loud? 🙄
I did this every weekend morning for years as a kid, and I turned out just fine.
Oliver has the cutest little voice
Do this now. We have a 15 year old, and he is about 300 pounds. Going to get a locking cupboard right away now.
Joan Lemay took you a while to figure this out...
Maybe get him to see a doctor too cus it could be a medical issue
ironically, trying to prevent a 15 year old from his addiction, whatever it is, is far far far too late, and will only cause his eating disorder to get worse. This is Science and _not_ opinion. But it would get alot of hits on TH-cam and could compete with The Cardasians (I've only ever heard of them, because I have enough entertainment in my own life to suffer from). Yep!
Oh, and I'll addendum this: the advice on seeking _professional_, qualified, experienced medical help is more appropriate than playing mind games with a kid you raised. It's more than just MHO.
Sometimes even doing nothing is better than deliberately creating conflicts with your children.
But he's yours, and you can do whatever you want with him, until he reaches the Age Of Majority, which isn't too many years into _his_ future. "It takes a village to raise a child", and only a parent to ruin one.
You obviously haven't been successful so far, so I wouldn't gamble on the outcomes of your parenting skills.
No offense, but please don't your psychology theories over those who know more, know better, and have the certs. and the references, and the citations that you as a parent obviously lack.
Being truthful never made me rich, but at least I don't have a 300 lbs 15 year old to further abuse. And yes; kuh-ching, abuse is nearly 100% related to addictions. In a statistically meaningful way.
0:38 They both sound like smeagle from LOTR. 😂😂
VegemiteIs AVitamin 💀😂
Little boy: sneaking for food
Me as a little kid: whining and crying whilst watching Tom & Jerry
Ollie is my spirit animal