Did Bandit Really Do This? Worst Parenting Moments In Bluey!

Did Bandit Really Do This? Worst Parenting Moments In Bluey!

One of the things that makes Bluey such a fascinating and entertaining series is the parents. The way Chilli and Bandit handle their daughters is inspiring to other adults watching the series. Although every episode takes only seven minutes, the games they play with their children are worth remembering. However, just like every good parent, they have moments when they struggle and make apparent mistakes. In today’s video, we’ll discuss ten episodes where Bandit and Chilli make questionable parenting decisions.

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[anthonyporcelli]

I love that they aren’t perfect parents and make mistakes or do the wrong things which is very relatable and help other parents 🥰

[TheAllSeeingEye]

These are the most patient parents i have ever seen

[ianengland]

Don't believe everything you see that could be a fake.

[wjgthatsit]

This episode of bluey is called CLICKBAIT

[RobloxGamingCorner]

For those who can't see the thumbnail is edited, It is. Bandit doesn't actually hold a belt in his hand. Spanking and other forms of physical punishment isn't allowed on Children's programming

[lorenzodifranco]

I absolutely love the parenting model presented by Bandit and Chilli in Bluey! They showcase such a wonderful balance between fun and discipline. Their playful approach to parenting encourages creativity and imagination, allowing their kids to explore the world around them. The way they engage in role play and immersive games with Bluey and Bingo shows a deep understanding of childhood development, making learning fun and interactive. On the flip side, there are moments where their laid-back attitude might seem a bit too relaxed, potentially leading to some lessons that could have been emphasized more clearly. It's essential to find that fine line between being a fun parent and also ensuring children understand the importance of rules and structure. Overall, Bandit and Chilli are relatable and realistic parents, bringing joy and laughter while teaching valuable life lessons. Plus it's fascinating that Bluey, being an Australian show, it must uses the dingo to represent aspects of the indigenous Australian populations of Aboriginal people for me it is still a big miss. Dingos are not only native to Australia but also hold a significant place in the cultural narrative of the land. They symbolize resilience and adaptability, traits that resonate with the stories and experiences of Aboriginal people. In many aboriginal cultures, animals carry rich symbolic meanings, and the dingo, as a wild dog, reflects themes of community and survival. By using the dingo as characters, Bluey can highlight the connection between nature, families, and cultural heritage in a way that is both respectful and engaging. It offers young viewers an opportunity to see themselves reflected in the characters while also appreciating the deep-rooted traditions and stories of Australia’s indigenous peoples. In this way, Bluey not only entertains but also fosters a sense of identity and understanding of the indigenous heritage among its viewers.

[whitemountainproductions]

I wasn’t really a huge fan of movies due to bandit just letting bingo go crazy in public

[jacobjones]

In the episode mini bluey it's really obvious bandit didn't he actually double bingo's it's just that he and chille really want the best for and they find it really difficult and tough when she doesn't listen that's basically all it was

[Joostklein_]

I feel like bingo will have childhood trauma and so will bluey. No matter how amazing your childhood seems from the outside, thats not always the case.

[kristashafer]

Disagree with number 10. Bingo tried several times to get Bluey to take her desires and ideas into account during the game. Bluey ignored what Bingo wanted until her little sister refused to keep playing. She tries then to keep the game going with just her and Bandit, but he tells her no Bingo means the game is done. Leaving it up to Bluey to smooth things over if she wanted to keep playing. Bingo refused initially to accept Bluey’s apologies, but then she wound up agreeing to continue the game if Bluey let her have ideas too. I don’t think Bingo deserved any punishment or admonishment for expressing hurt feelings.

[jacobjones]

It just gose to show that many kids have different personalities and I think mini bluey presented that message yes bandit did mess up by saying that he could get used to two bingo's but he clearly didn't mean that dispite the mistakes that they made I still see them as great parents and it's clearly love them so much equally

[duhbuh]

Bandit has a big round belly. Am I right?

[HunterJoyner-qs]

I want these child actors identified right now so I don’t have to keep loving on the characters left and right cause I can’t stand the grown-up voice actors of the other ones in the show it’s so stupid that they talk more about them and I can’t stand that anymore I just want those child voice actors to be cared about more than the grownup voice actors I can’t stand the grownup voice actors it’s so tiring