What is this 3 year old eating? | Supernanny USA

Jessica and Kevin Van Acker from California need to be liberated from the relentless tantrums and misbehaviour of their three-year-old son, who has an unbending preference for sugary snacks over other foods and refuses to be potty trained. Supernanny Jo Frost starts a family revolution to establish parental discipline for the benefit of all.

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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!

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[CinderellaRaptured]

Kids like him end up going to school and wreaking havoc. Disrupting class, exhausting the teachers who by law are unable to properly discipline them, distracting other students, getting the office staff involved and over worked, etc. all because parents are too ignorant, afraid, or lazy to properly discipline them.

[NeedlessExposition]

I remember how sweet Emma was for the most part but her dad said that she was always trying to be the center of attention…you know, ignoring the fact that the real attention hog was Dylan.

[heidimisfeldt]

Time out chair, or eat. His choice. Period.
ZERO SNACKS BETWEEN MEALS.

[JenniferSummers-qqcl]

Why is he getting candy and junk out of the pantry if he's not eating meals? No wonder he doesn't get hungry for meals.

[heidimisfeldt]

Tantrums ?? Nap time. Zero toys in the bedroom,
until the behavior changes. Privileges are earned.

[cynthiacollett]

What in heck is wrong with parents these days…YOU’RE THE PARENT!!! Discipline your kids. Good grief…it’s sickening the way parents are afraid to stand up to their kids…..

[caseyhill]

If he gets hungry enough, he’ll eat whatever is put in front of him. Allowing the tantrums is pain laziness on the part of the parents.

[twistedsister]

Lazy parenting. What sort of food was that, no wonder Dylan doesn’t want to eat

[jbp]

That poor little girl. Reminds me of growing up with my little brother

[de]

He's using meal time for control and attention. Put healthy food on his plate and ignore him. No fighting, begging, "just one bite" etc. No attention to what he is or isn't eating. No snacks besides fruit or vegetables in between. He'd eat.

[celinehallot]

it’s like he only knows the word “no” and “diaper”

[KimberlyArwen]

I had to mute this and watch with the captions because Dylan's screams were upsetting my cat.

[cosmicdebris]

This gives me horrible anxiety. When parents are like this and kids turn out like this it’s terribly unfortunate.

[jillsaitta]

The way this mother caters to his outbursts is the issue. You dont teach boundaries at 16.
She created this. Lazy and the father as well. Food is the what goes in and is not nutricious that leads to more serious medical issues.

[turdferguson]

Years ago when I first saw this episode I thought ‘take the kid to the doctor and get him some iron injections in his bum. That should make him eat.’ Thankfully, I’m older and more mellow now. 😂

[CyndieAmala]

One good thing about these parents at least is that they don't scream and yell at their kids. But that poor baby desperately needs some discipline and structure.

[toocutepuppies]

Can't that kid use words? That's just ridiculous.

[seamossinthecity]

This show is the best birth control. Who in their right mind would want kids after watching this show 😂

[rabeccafarelli]

I'm British and blowing raspberries is bad behavior is not ok

[jobuchner]

kid's high on sugar all the time. Horrid brat thanks to mom and dad.