She taught her son to stand up for himself😏 #movie #series

She taught her son to stand up for himself😏 #movie #series

[DoorsBePro]

She made sure to make her kid have a safer environment, W mom.

[Rydernort]

She’s the kind of mom we all want. Nerdy enough to be a hogwarts hero, but also badass enough to scare a bully and twist his broken nose

[elizabethfolia]

That’s an amazing mom. Wish that every kid would have a supportive and protective mom like this next to them.

[VadiseDeHanyou]

"We got a *nose bleed* over here!"

The way she said it like a 'concerned parent' who didn't do the deed. Her acting was superb!

😂

[Elephantme]

Show Name: Ginny & Georgia
(Incase anyone is wondering)😁

[adriennehart]

“if we don’t protect are kids who will” she did

[DoorsBePro]

She made sure her kid had a safe environment, W mom.

[azula_a]

"Hogwarts makes this look like a joke!" Im crying- ✋💀💀

[darcy-evxv]

For anyone wondering the show is called, Ginny and Georgia 😭❤

[Rmkays.]

I like the part she said
"If wo don't protect our kids who will" brushing her son's hair

[Lei-AICPhD]

I’m in love with this. Don’t bully my boy.

[shawna]

She says everything so calmly and southern sweet sounding 😂❤

[kormanTheShadowLord]

That mom ain't taking no shit

Edit: 43k likes, holy shit thank you kindly good people.

[NilukshiGunaherath-rglq]

she was ready to teach him the lesson that she even took the tissue out haha great

[malachigallon]

One thing about Georgia, she NEVER plays when it comes to her 🔥💯

[doccloudacnh]

Way to go mom for helping her son stand up and fight back against bullies.

[nonaeeqmxiq]

"look at that sl*t!" the words are "look at that kid! ughaudhggee uaghehedh mommyyy"

[lreyescordova]

That's the only effective way to handle bullies, by having a little “chat” with them.

[amberg]

I remember a time when my kid was five, and a bigger kid from fifth grade was starting to bully him on the bus. This was my kids first time on the bus handling a bully and he didn't know what to do. I wasn't with his father; we had split three years prior but he was like a father to him. He had me excuse myself from the room to teach him how to defend himself. He taught him how to throw a punch and where to hit. He even had him practice on his hand a few times. I stood right out side the room and listened. It was cute. My son thought he learned something cool. He told him if the kid touched him again, to give him a warning then if he didn't listen you throw the punch. Turns out about a week later, kid tried to bully him. My kid punched the big kid in the nose and I dont know what happened. But after that moment, that fifth grader and my son were friends. My son was in first grade making friends with a fifth grader. I first was skeptical of the kid maybe setting him up for a bigger butt beating, or something malicious so I was making sure he was ok. Talking to him every day after school. But nothing bad happened. The kid brought his Pokemon cards to school and my son bought his. He took his tablet on the bus with him and nothing happened to it. As a girl, it was the craziest thing I've ever seen violence solve. 😅 I hope that kid is doing well. This clip just brought me back to that memory.

[matthewtan]

She’s like the best mom everyone needs.