Aussie Teens Go to Ireland - Full Episode | World's Strictest Parents

Emily and Harry are bound for the small Irish village of Whitechurch to live with Mary, John, and their five children. As practicing Catholics, their parenting is based on morality and tradition. But can they tame our wild teens?

Think you've got the World's Strictest Parents? How do they stack up against these ones? From cutting logs to walking into ponds these parents have the answer to any disobedient teen. How would you survive against the World's Strictest Parents?

[slimbladeybrah]

kid: sneaks out
camera man: bet where we goin

[jamesaustin]

I love how these families are strict but never actually yell at the kids. The kids then become respectful out of genuine respect, not out of fear.

[clarahamiltoons]

Honestly, these parents are really calm and respectful. No crazy rules, no extreme punishments. I would definitely choose these parents over some on this show.

[carter_setterlund]

Evelyn is an incredibly nice girl. It’s so sweet that she took Emily under her wing & taught her to ride. I hope that Emily continues riding once she returns home.

[bumblebee]

I think all Emily wanted was parents who were there. That’s why she started to behave in the middle of the episode, they were actually disciplining her and talking with her.

[cuupocabra]

As soon as he said "there are no such thing as bad kids" i knew that they were exceptional parents.

[Katiew_]

I really admire the Irish parents, they aren’t necessarily strict but are dedicated to their kids and really want them to become polite and happy people, and I think that’s the idea of outstanding parents

[Alec]

When the girls mum said “what did you learn about how you should treat your mum” completely shows the problem, the issue is with the parents and that reflects on the kids, it’s not about how she treats her parents, it’s about their parenting. Really they should send the parents on these trips 😂

[aljd]

the cameraman.. he’s made out of pure loyalty and devotion

[garrykid]

“He could be smoking or drinking I don’t know”

Harry: eating French fries

[Aeraleach]

"the most devious young fella i ever saw" "this trickery" i love how the irish talk

[dariakwiatkowskowa]

Somehow it is so sad that after one week away from their families these kids blossom up so much - just imagine how toxic and depressing their familiy life must have been. And i can totally relate. I loved and after ten years still love my guest family in another country far more than my real one.

[xtro]

Harry: I want to escape school and eat chips.
Cameraman: ight bet.

[Jake-xeeq]

The Irish lads in the school finding Harry entirely unfunny is just hilarious

[fruitmonarch]

I like how they're strict but also really patient with the girl, not screaming or demanding.

[troydanielboy]

One doesn't "lose control" of one's child. One gives up control. Somewhere along the line it started.

[evivic]

Moral of the story: this cameraman is the most loyal person in the world he doesnt laugh, make sounds, snitch the guy is to nice

[PickleCraftPlayz]

woman: what if i cant find him at all??


harry: *smoking in an alley with the cameraman living his best life*

[emmawillcocks]

It's so sweet to see how quickly Emily took to looking after the horses. Heartwarming show ❤️

[havenly]

These Ireland parents are being real parents and I dint see anything wrong with it at all. Congrats to the Ireland family for being consistent with rules, boundaries and consequences with their kids.