Adorable Toddler Goes Rogue During Live TV News Bulletin | NBC News

Newscaster unfazed as Iris Wronka goes rogue while her mom, Lucy, and brother, George, are interviewed on Britain’s ITV News about milk allergies.

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Adorable Toddler Goes Rogue During Live TV News Bulletin | NBC News

[souledout]

Children should be free but parents need to teach children that there is a time and place for everything. Mom...teach your children some respect. I wouldn't let my kids run around a house, studio, or any place of business like that. Just wait till she carries that attitude into her teens.

[flying]

Well they didn’t give the little one a chair....

[krugerbud]

Host probably has 20 grandkids and is immune to the antics

[johnnydtractive]

Loved these kids. The little boy was interested & sat listening & responding. The little girl was not interested, & kept herself busy playing and exploring while her mom was busy. People who are upset the mother isn't 'controlling' that little girl need to ask themselves why they are so bothered by a curious energetic little girl who is able to amuse herself without requiring an adult's help.

[anniegetchergun]

Brother looks at Mum "Like, are you going to control her or what? "

[mrs.sherry]

That news caster was very good about the children and personable.

[anandshekharan]

People watching are happy the kid was happy so who’s complaining.

[QTPatriot]

Oh God bless your children! What harm did this little baby girl do? 💕

[theapparatus]

I wish the newscaster had told the little girl to wave bye-bye at the camera.

[Curiune]

Ona positive George was very well behaved a total contrast to his sisters

[rrfirefly]

Meanwhile in many homes where this newscast was being aired the good parents were telling their children that this was not proper behavior and should be met with discipline.

[crlscorpion]

Toddler goes Rouge is Click Bait. What do you expect out of a Toddler, adult behavior?

[nyusa]

That's natural behavior of a kid when given full freedom. That lil girl is perfectly fine.

[JaneDoe-qlsc]

a truly good newscaster, what a nice person he is! i just think he is great!

[alanmorris]

How absolutely adorable is this little girl? If this had happened at a News Center in the United States, this little girl would've been fiercely berated.

[elliec]

Studio should have had a toy or something for her to hold if they were inviting a very young child onto that set. Or offered to watch her while mum and brother were interviewed.

[ReevansElectro]

Parenting is difficult and especially difficult in public. I am sure that no one ever taught this women to tend to her children and specifically describe to them the behaviour expected before she puts them into a public situation.

[tomtominaustin]

The British are an interesting group, they love to tell adults every last thing that they are allowed and are not allowed to do, frequently under penalty of imprisonment, but then here during the formative years they evidently have nothing to say to a child who doesn't understand anything about normal social boundaries. The child could have damaged a very expensive recessed teleprompter device by rolling her cute little self on it, but her mother was oblivious. fast forward 10 years and the child will be listening to every slavish directive send her way by the all-empowered Nanny state.

[RM-ljbv]

The Mother need to do her job and control her kids.

[mikearmstrong]

This is one of the main problem with society. CHILDREN GROWING UP UNDISCIPLINED ! AND PARENTS WHO DONT KNOW BETTER. If you can't control your children, prison will.