The Worst Parenting TikToks.

this is some really bad parenting

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[des]

any parent that uses their kid for tiktok views is already a bad parent

[Stephenpagan]

Those parents will never get rid of this child. The older he gets the worse he will be. He will alienate everyone connected to them and berate them their whole life.

[bijuu]

They say spoiled brats get hit with reality when they go into adulthood...
That kid will get absolutely obliterated

[Cyber]

Giving a 2-3 year old a tablet/iPad is insane. Let them go outside and throw a rock or swing a stick like a sword or something. If you give a toddler a device, theyre only gonna rely on that device to entertain them. They literally wont have a childhood if theyre stuck looking at a screen all day.

[alessandrajackson]

Teach your kids NO! Teach your kids discipline. I genuinely can’t imagine the next generation not being filled with rapists and murderers

[HeisenbergFam]

Expecting TikTok to raise your kids properly is like expecting an alcoholic to not drink alcohol

[kittikoko]

'Unlimited screen time' = 'I can't be bothered to do the bare minimum and care for the child I WANTED'.

[RexxTheFirst]

It always makes me sad when I see a kid in public carrying around a big kiddie iPad. Like they’re following around their parents while totally engrossed in the screen and not paying attention to anything else. I grew up on the cusp of all this tech becoming popular, so I had things like that but I was never allowed to bring it around in public because a) I might lose it and b) not paying attention to your surroundings is very dangerous as a kid. It’s just sad how reliant on screen time parents are these days to “keep the kids quiet” and such

[theincarnateofkurro]

as someone who was admittedly raised semi-spoiled, i HATE myself so much because of the way i was raised, even if it wasnt my fault. they're just raising their children to be either a spoiled brat or mourning over their childhood for something they never intended! god i absolutely just DESPISE parents like these.

[Rainok]

When I was a kid, I loved reading, talking to people, and learning about things. After high school:
• I dread reading
• I hate being around people, especially people I don't know
• I only like learning about things I'm interested in or are relevant to the situation I'm currently in

[imsupercereal]

That’s child abuse at this point. The fact that the parents are admitting to it is insane!!

[brigitte]

I was the kid who loved veggies😂. My mom told me I never gave my parents a hard time when it came to that. She even said my favorite vegetable to eat was broccoli. I even enjoyed salads. That’s WILD to me because I believed all kids don’t like veggies.

[MSSCRPSE]

Just beware of the "contact napping" because when my little cousin was a baby it was very difficult to put her to sleep so we always had to lull her in our hands for a long time but didn't dare leave her in her crib afterwards as to not wake her up...and then she got way too used to it so whoever was putting her to sleep had to literally hold her in their hands for hours upon hours, not just for the afternoon nap but also during the night as well. So be really mindful with this, it was beyond exhausting to be stuck with a baby in your arms for many hours every single day and being unable to do anything else, basically just wasting time if I have to be honest. My point is, it shouldn't turn into a bad and unhealthy habit.

[RoRoOreo]

"If he wants something from the store he gets it" Bro i had to BEG my mom for a $5 BUNNY PLUSH 😭

[TeasIdeas]

Thank you for the health talks in this video as someone who isn't doing mentally well and having doctors not treat me well because of personal reasons has made eating healthy extremely hard for me.
Hearing another normal person talk about this stuff is very motivating I've been trying to make bento boxes recently and I think I'll go make one after this video! Also I totally agree on the homeschool thing also you can sign up for a proper online school too! where kids do lessons just online and at home personally for me it's been very beneficial and I've been getting great grades because I can study and do work at my own pace (obviously still with due dates) it also helps kids learn how to manage their time responsibly

[Deianiraa]

It won’t save the parents from a rebellious stage. When the parents inevitably decide to set boundaries when their child grows up, the rebellious stage is going to be even worse than normal because they’re going to be so used to getting whatever they want that they WONT ever listen anyway because in their head they can always get away with it. Trust me this is how my little cousin was raised and his mom can no longer try and set boundaries because he won’t listen anyway

[dr.manhattan]

My SIL did the same thing to her daughter. No specific bedtime, junkfood, and unlimited screen time. Never punished or reprimanded for her brattiness. The result: this little girl prematurely lost all her teeth, tons of cavities on her adult teeth too. She has stomach problems and lets not forget that she still wears pull-ups because she was never properly potty trained and she just turned 10 years old. My FIL told her daughter you're "mother of the year" LOL.

[MaoMao_Naeva]

Why nowadays every parents forgot what is discipline🤦🏻‍♀️
I m 100% confirmed that in our future these kid will be criminals💀💀💀

[унпайд]

giving your kid an ipad 24/7 is like giving them a fucking lobotomy

[RainzorBlade]

I would genuinely watch a 40 minute video of Pegasus talking about healthy eating. Like how to get started, where to find healthy food in our fallen society, etc.
Watching the video more, I think an 80 minute video of Pegasus giving life advice is warranted. I wanna see what he has to say on the topic of many people's lives.