Mum walks out on Supernanny! 🫣 #supernanny #jofrost #parenting #mom #walkingout

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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!

[breaghsdiary]

the little girl looking back and forth between jo and her mum trying to figure out what she is supposed to do was so heartbreaking

[danngspeed]

Those girls staying with jo and not walking off with their mother when she called them after she just left them behind n them looking back and forth knowing their mother is wrong and they have more respect for Jo and would rather stay with her anyways becausethey feel safer and more cared for with her.

[meshellcountrygal]

She literally walked off and left her girls behind. Those girls have experienced that feeling before and decided to stay behind with someone who would protect them.

[asdfghjklpoi]

My mom was exactly like this growing up. She doesn’t get along with any of her kids and one of them moved across country and never speaks to her. Your kids WILL remember how you treated them.

[keryeeastin]

That mom wouldn't even make eye contact with Jo. She is absolutely defeated

[christinesmith]

I’m a teacher. These 3 steps work magnificently in the classroom and at home. Once the children see that you’re going to be consistent, the classroom and home are far more pleasant.

[jaykb]

And that's exactly why kids are turning into little monsters! Parents "can't, " don't, and won't take responsibility for discipline!😊

[easters]

The girls were sending "SOS" signals to Jo 😅

[teresamariecaglehitt]

When you raise stress & chaos…that’s exactly what you’ll get. The nerve to get upset & behave that way to & in front of your kids. GROW UP

[jessaguilar]

“I don’t want to” I think the issue has been made clear.

[thegentlelioness]

The girls stayed behind because the sensible adult was Supernanny. They were clearly drawn between going with their mother and staying, but the responsible adult kept them standing on the spot. Jo.

[migimom]

And now u know who the problem really is.

[elliott_yayy]

Leaving her kids? That’s unacceptable parenting.

[YaronaYah]

Thats ridiculous. Thats an adult childish temper tantrum. Poor kids.

[meimisaki]

no one is talking about the fact that the "mom" grabs her kid by the arm. she doesn't even try to take his hand. the kid isn't in anyway trying to stay there nor he is trying to go the other way, he is following her (clearly upset) and she is just grabbing his arm. i'm sorry for my bad english but i wanted to mention it.

[XxCallieeexX]

I love Jo. She’s so Supportive and Kind. ❤

[TheMkenna]

Wonder why those kids have behavior problems...hmmmm?

[christinesmith]

Well behaved children take nonstop work. Disciplining children is a 3 step process:
✏️Rules
✏️Consequences
✏️Consistency
If you’re too lazy to do all 3 of these every day of childrearing; then, you shouldn’t have children. Once the children are trained and know that all 3 steps will ALWAYS be in place, then parenting becomes easier and family life becomes more enjoyable. Consistency is the key.

[maureenmckenna]

Watching the mom, it’s easy to see why it’s a mess. Parenting isn’t easy, and you need to have yourself together first.

[sherry]

The kids reaction says it all. I hope mom rethinks her decision and not walk away .