Head-to-Head Between Jo and Mom About Soap-in-Mouth Method | Full Episode | Supernanny

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[visas_y_viajes]

Her behaviour was "you are not going to tell me what to do with my kids" when she is the one that called JoJo because she didn't know what to do with the kids...

[becksimilian]

Children lie because they're afraid of punishment, usually because the punishment is aggressive (verbally or physically).
That's why staying calm and using conscious discipline is always best

[Emanuela]

Jo is so patient and caring, I would just freak out seeing them being aggressive with their children. But Jo sat down with the dad and asked him about his feelings. That's really human.

[aplesauceimtheboss]

I loved how the dad was the one who really embraced the change.

[esharp]

Mum got so defensive about the soap cuz she KNEW she was wrong. She was laughing nervously about it and trying to act victimized by the ‘conditional love’ comment to pull focus from the truth she was faced with.

[notjulia]

When James said “ I don’t think right, I just don’t think right that’s why” I got so sad for him like poor kid, not only him but his brothers too.

[nadia]

Parents: “Don’t hit your siblings, that’s not nice”
Also parents: *hits kids*

[Blue-]

When I first saw the mom bringing out the dish soap I thought she was just going to have the kid spit it out right after but when the kid had to swallow it I was baffled

[kimberlymary]

"don't make your kids society's problem" PREACH JOJO

[katrinepedersen]

"So it's okay to eat it?"
"No. Not for me. It tastes disgusting!" Then the mom later cussing out Jojo in the meeting, my though was "Now you used nasty words, you eat the soap. See how it feels"
It really annoys me when parents make -house rules-, but they think it's only for the kids. Kids need to learn rules applies to everyone, not just those who makes the rules

[kileannonhoward]

Jo's compassion for the father is unreal. Props to her for having patience and wisdom!!! She really sees *through* people and knows what they need to hear.

[mirandabond]

What I love is Jo used the same technique with the parents as she encourages the parents to use with their children. She is entirely consistent with how she treats people no matter their age

[brigittewhaletree]

That mom looks so proud of herself when she told about the soap, but when she was told it was wrong she just went full defense mode. Honestly, some people shouldn't have kids.

[destinyleinfus]

When Jo went to get the soap I really thought that she was going to have the mom eat the soap instead and I would've loved that

[melissasalvatore]

When Jo wrapped her loving arms around the dad when he broke down Really got to me. How wonderful is she ❤

[ahartnig]

Did you notice mom put her middle finger up when she hugged Jo? Praying this mom is not abusing her children anymore.

[anandabluhm]

Jo: “don’t put chemicals in your kids mouths”
Holly: “I felt that she completely overstepped her bounds”

[warm_spittle]

I like the way JoJo brings herself down to the kids level whenever she talks to them. She physically does this to really let the kids know that she understands and that they can talk to her

[baliyae]

I liked the expression on little Ryan’s face as he watched James and Tyler work together while climbing the wall. He was like, “Wow, I can’t believe my brothers aren’t fighting.”

[dancingwithgravity]

The start of the episode was promising. This mom is the first I've ever seen to acknowledge out the gate that the parents are probably the real issue instead of the kids. But the look on her face as she defended putting soap in the kids' mouths was bone chilling. That's some deep seated evil, I hope she really took Jo's advice and stopped feeding into that nonsense. 🤢 Those poor kids