The longest tantrum in Supernanny US history! 😳 #supernanny #jofrost #parenting #tantrums

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Supernanny is here to tackle tantrums, fights and naughty kids all over the world! Have you ever given your parents a hard time? How do you compare to these kids?

Supernanny will help families get their behavior back on track- but it won’t be easy!! 😭 Expect lots of extreme tantrums, fighting kids and broken rules!

🎥 These episodes were originally on TV from 2004 to 2012, so it might look like it was filmed on a potato!

[wonethelyork]

When you set no boundaries with very small children, this, is what you get.

[maureensebek]

I raised four kids and never had issues like this. Kids are comforted knowing the boundaries. Set them clearly and enforce them…

[khalijahhb]

She behaves like that because her parents let her.

[sherrycrow]

They created the little monster now it's their headache to fix!!!

[bethcorcoran]

Parents that don't set strong boundaries have complete little brats!!!

[sherriemacdonald]

Children need discipline and boundaries and love also consistency

[kimf.]

I would absolutely never tolerate behavior like this.

[robinstowe]

They've let her go too far. You're not hurting your child by saying NO. She is too big to be acting like that. Disciplining your child is so your child will be treated right when they learn to interact with others. Others are not going to tolerate that behavior. It's sad for the child.

[lindamonroe]

Watching this makes me feel so blessed my kids never acted like this. They even thanked me (as adults) for having limits and rules.

[avastinnett]

These parents failed this child, otherwise she wouldn't behave like this.

[JILLUSA]

Discipline begins earlier than at this age. Those parents are getting the result of their lack of control, their lack of doing the proper thing from the very beginning.

[Dontyouwish]

Parents feel guilty when they cry, they think the child won't love them if they discipline.. do it anyway kids need to know what's acceptable and what's not. Super nanny 💯❤️

[silverdoe]

That tenaciousness can really be useful if she aims it at something healthy!

[stadot]

That "you're learning the hard way, too" is so powerful. It both points out that they made this mess without condemnation and reassures them that just because it feels bad doesn't mean it's wrong.

[trishzartman]

My son would have never. Which is why he is such an awesome man today.

[Susie-su]

Kids actually like rules and discipline! They like to please their parents and get praise

[mumtobeans]

You just have to outlast the child and not give in 😅 honestly it’s the best advice I’ve been told

[tisha]

That kid is annoying. She need discipline before it's too late.

[adventuresofamtrakcascades]

That girl is trying to break their parents to pieces

[kimmyk]

Raised three children nothing like this ever occurred but I set rules when they were little. No yelling no timeouts no grounding no spanking etc just no issues. Love kids. Also took on 3 other neighbor kids real problems until they set foot in my house. No issues.