That bit made me smile. You can see how much she loves that little boy.

A.M. Why are you annoyed by him? He's simply doing what he was taught to do.

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micks336 me too not babies for long🌖

Some kids that's all they need. But some people aren't sure what more they can do

I literally read this as I was watching her.

Sandra Mühl worked perfectly in the UK

I can imagine it would only be a nightmare

These kids were there because they don't know good behavior, there are no kids there that they could learn good behavior from.

Yeah, in the UK version that is what they did. Tanya gave that exact reason for it too, that the children with eating problems can be influenced by the ones who don't

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That happen more offen. Im a twin and if one of use did something bad it was always the twins dit it. Not Jolien did it ore Anaïs did it.

anaïs de wilde That makes me 😔 sad. I am sorry.

Probably cuz she cries when he does which actually is very common and from what I understand pretty normal. My 3 year old cousin cries if her 5 month old brother cries cuz it makes her sad.

She and her brother were both extremely picky eaters in the beginning, but she "got with the program" more quickly than her brother, apparently.

The kid that is nearly four said I don’t want to be birth

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poppykok5 It never comes from nowhere.

Your son started acting like a brat when he was a teenager because of mood swings due to puberty.

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@@Watchinthefoolshere nom nom nom much troll?

o0Ocarinazero Only troll is you. You posted a smart a$$ comment on mine. I reciprocated posting on your resume. Sounds like you are an angry woman with a kid that was dumped by the donor.

i fully agree!

They needed Super Nanny NOT this place and those ladies! They really didn't do much or help! These families needed to be in their own home and the children in their own bed to feel more comfortable in the environment. They are all gonna go home and nothing will change! Someone call Super Nanny 😂

supernanny is mostly English :)

MuseDisorder exactly!

Its fine, if you take your children on a vacation it would be no different. These behaviors are the same here in this house as they are at home so she can absolutely work with them. If you have seen the British version of this show you would know that. One family came in and their child was perfectly behaved in the therapy home so she sent the family home to monitor them there because the child was not misbehaving and she didn't know what to work on. When the family returned home the bad behavior returned and she worked with them from home because that is where their main issues with behavior were occurring. The child ran the house. It will be fine and it will work. Bad behaviors can be broken no matter where you are. An example of this are children who are structured in school and follow the rules but in the home they are a holy terror. The behaviors are due to parents not understanding they are reinforcing bad behavior and when they stop doing that the behaviors will get better. Its a family effort and as ling as the family is together they can work together. I understand thinking having them in their home will be the only way to fix this but children need to learn to behave no matter the environment. And this is a good enviroment for children, it us full of activities that will stimulate them for playtime, it has them learning how to interact with other children and yet they have very private quarters where the parents are in the next room to deal with them as well.

No

should try this with the kids on a plane or maybe a movie theatre

Azazura Azura I feel like something’s wrong with the dad like he’s putting on a show for the cameras. In the kitchen it looks like he’s scanning the room for cameras then he takes him back to his room and gives a 2 year old a speech he obviously can’t understand😂not that the mom is great either but I think her actions come from a place of love. The first nite the mom was trying to put both to sleep and he was just chillin in the other room like they were both hers to worry about.

They may have had a perfectly happy relationship before. Twins, especially if that is your first pregnancy, is wo derful but challenging. It improves quickly, but the first two to three years of having twins involves a very intense work load without a lot of rest, and if they are your first children, you're also under extra pressure while figuring out lots of things for the first time, like breastfeeding, potty training, how you will discipline, etc. Any couple who discovers they are pregnant with twins should map out their support network, take classes for parenting infant twins (ask your ob/gyn or pediatricianwhere to find them) and should set aside time regular time to spend with eachother alone.

it`s American, I doubt it.

THATS CHEATING!!

Depends on how you look at it. I don't want to teach my child how to spit out and apology just cause she did something bad. That's literally teaching them to lie.

I love watching Suppernanny 😊

@@supklop1477 true they get so use to apologizing when they don't even mean it 🙍

yeah . never been a fan of super nanny. shock collars all around I say.

The apology is not really necessary.

TWDSUPERFAN2010 1986 saying that some people should not be parents isn’t very helpful, everyone is capable of improvement and that’s what they are trying to do here - and to me that’s a sign of a great parent, caring enough to put themselves out there to try and be better

Seriously? There are so many kids who get abused and murdered by parents, i wish all kids had "terrible" parents like the ones on this show. Being a nanny is not the same as being a parent 24/7. Get off your high horse.

Are you serious? These are two very loving parents that are struggling with twins, they just need help on how to parent their children. People who abuse and kill their children those are the people who should never have a child.

Sometimes kids needs hugs when they are having a meltdown. I hugged an autistic kid that had a meltdown in Sunday school and he got over it and found him a snack he liked he was upset because I didn’t have the same snack. Autistic kids get upset easily when something is different.

Mel B Dante is a brat not autistic. You don't reward tantrums and Dante is having tantrums.

SAME, HERE!

Oh watch out über-moms to the rescue Lmao

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@@saraswinerton7202 You seem to need attention.

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Its not about being emotionally mature. Its letting them cry when they are trying to use crying as a way of controlling their parents. If they are crying simply to get their own way, in not responding to that you are letting them know that crying wont work. Its not awe he fell, lets not pick him uo. Its no you cant hit me and no I wont pick you up because you didnt like me telling you no to something...

If that was true, kids would be going into such a mass hunger strike that every pizza/ice cream/junk food places and amusement parks on the face of the Earth, would be going out of business. By the way, a 2-year-old is perfectly able to understand what the word "no" means. And the boy didn't want a hug, he wanted to have everything done his way, as usual, or he'd have a fit until his parents caved in and completely lost control, which is the reason they ended up needing expert help, in case you missed the whole point of this series.

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Was this from bing translate?

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Lol thats the point. Your child has to learn to behave amongst lifes distractions. If you put them in a white room sure they will eat, but they are not learning to eat.

I don't agree with your comment per se but I think putting a group of kids together that all have similar quirks/bad behavior isn't helping because there is a big chance that when one rebels another will falter in his good behavior. Now if they would have had those kids sit with behaved kids that's different. I just think there were too many problems from too many different little bodies in one room. Plus I wouldn't personally want to group my child with another that is a biter. I don't think that was very responsible. Granted, and I have seen this, biting can happen at a daycare as well but if the people orchestrating this already *know* he is a biter then I find it a bit disturbing they would knowingly put other kids at risk before they have found some resolution to his behavior.

Nonsense. Kids are surrounded by distractions all the time. They need to learn how to self-regulate even when toys are present. They go to school with fun things and friends there to distract them...they have to manage to do their work or eat lunch.

Nikki R my infant and toddler class can do it in the classroom, toddlers should be able to do it in their home environment

Everyone parents different and find things that do and don't work cuz all kids are different there's no perfect parenting technique I agree

Fabulously vague criticism, from someone with fabulously vague expertise and experience.

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My mom always said my older brother was the one who had horrible tantrums as a baby/toddler. He didn’t care where he was and some of his worst were in the isles of the grocery store. Where as I never had a single tantrum and even if I got hurt and fell I never cried, I would just get up, say ow and continue running around like nothing happened. My parents were relieved I was such an easy baby especially cause my brother is 2 years and 3 months apart from me. I don’t know if it was circumstantial that boys tend to be attention seekers and dramatic when they’re little and girls not so much but 9 times out of 10 it ends up that way.

Worked at a daycare a while, yeah younger boys were the drama queens, then as they get older its the girls who takeover with that. Now that isn't true for all of them and there are always exeptions.

Small sample size for that assumption.

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Jas Hobbs If his bad behavior was *ONLY* present during meal time, I’d maybe agree that it should be looked into further medically, to rule out any underlying problems, but that doesn’t seem to be the case here. His behavioral problems are clearly present in every area of his day to day life, and getting this behavior under control is exactly what needs to be done, because it is certainly not a healthy way to be raised. Most children experience some degree of pickiness at some point in their lives, and most of the time it has absolutely *nothing* to do with the food itself or a health issue, it has to do with *control.* Kids are incredibly smart, and they know the right buttons to push to manipulate their parents, get their way, and seek out attention (good or bad). Food is a common and easy thing for them to use as leverage, because it works. Parents are often scared of their child going hungry or starving themselves, but it’s rare for a child to go over 24 hours without giving in and eating the food offered to them, even if it’s food they don’t like the taste of. And unfortunately, sometimes the issue has gotten so out of hand with parents who have always given into their child’s demands, that it resorts to a child needing to go up to 24 hours without eating the food that is placed in front of them, until the child eventually gives in and eats the food they were refusing and throwing a tantrum over, thus learning that they are not in control and that they are expected to eat and be thankful for the food placed in front of them. Very rarely does a child make it to that 24 hour mark without giving in. While that may seem extreme, an otherwise healthy child CAN go that long without choosing to eat the food available before it becomes a danger to them (we aren’t talking about restricting fluids). It’s also important to note that you are not withholding food from your child during this exercise, you are still offering and keeping the original meal the child is protesting, and they WILL eventually eat it, because hunger will win out eventually. This exercise of not giving into food demands over that long of a time period is not intended to be done on a regular basis either, and it shouldnt have to be, as parents usually only need to do this once before the child gets the message that they no longer have total control mealtime. Like I said, if these kinds of outbursts and behavioral issues are *only* revolving around meals, then parents should definitely check with their child’s doctor to be certain, but this is usually not the case when behavioral issues carry over to other aspects of life. I myself was raised to eat and appreciate the food that was placed in front of me, and I was never made a special meal. When I was young and I first tried testing the waters to see if I could get my way and eat what I demanded, my mother had none of it. I was expected to sit at the dinner table while everyone ate, and if I didn’t finish my plate, it would be wrapped up and put in the fridge. Later on, when I would complain of hunger (hoping to play on her emotions to get my way), my mother would get out that same plate of food and warm it up for me to eat. If I refused, the same process repeated. Eventually, as most children will do in this situation, I would give in and eat what was on my plate, and I learned *very* quickly that refusing the meal I was served was not going to change anything. I understood that I wouldn’t have a special meal made in addition to what was already prepared for me, and I realized that protesting a meal wasn’t going to get me anywhere, because I would eventually cave in and eat that food later on when my need of hunger overweighed my stubborn defiance and attempted manipulation. Now, for the items of food that my mother could clearly tell that I disliked the taste of, whether that be a side dish or main meal component, I was only expected to take three normal sized bites before I was able to leave the table. My mother wasn’t cruel about it either, as she made sure that the foods I disliked the taste of weren’t the only foods on my plate, but she made a point to include the foods I disliked often, as tastebuds can change with time. I would have never ended up *loving* broccoli if it wasn’t for her three bite rule, even though it took me several years to like the taste of it. In my opinion, this is how every child should be raised. I find it ridiculous when parents claim that their child will never eat what they are given because they are too picky, and so then they result to eating a PB&J for every single meal, made specially just for them in addition to the food already prepared for the rest of the family. Of course that is what a child will want when faced with new experiences of trying foods, and they have learned that you will cave in and give it to them! Pickiness is an excuse for both the child and the parent. Children need to learn to respect their parent’s time, money, and efforts with the food that was made and served, and they also need to know that they are not the ones in charge. Being relaxed at mealtime and letting your kid call the shots is doing just the opposite of that. Perhaps the boy in this video wasn’t hungry, but I would be very surprised if that was the case, given his behavior elsewhere. He is on this program to learn, just as the parents are, and respect at ALL times, including meal time, is what should be expected of him. This exercise and the discipline that followed, in response to him trying to manipulate the situation and call the shots, was not harmful to him in any way. His cries are not coming from pain, they are coming from his parents finally taking back control and authority, something it seems he has managed to have in his possession his entire young life, through no fault of his own. As the proper parenting methods are put into place and used consistently, he is continuing to show progress and is adapting to no longer being in control over his parents; signaling that his behaviors have nothing to do with any underlying medical factors, but rather it’s the parenting that is the problem. I’m so happy to see that these parents are putting their own pride aside to become a better parent to their children, as that is definitely not an easy thing to do, especially with the whole world watching. I hope that their success carried over after the show, and I wish them nothing but the best! 💕 Hope you have a good day! 😊

Yes and kids need calming when they cry. I teach an autistic child in Sunday school snd he has had a melt down before I calmed him got him a snack he liked and went on about teaching him. Do you think I would just let an autistic child run off to the bathroom to cry because I didn’t have the same snack no I dealt with it and gave him what he needed a hug and told him I was sorry and it will be okay.

Maybe colitis or ibs too maybe the kid is constipated.

Allergy to food similar to anorexia? Lmfaooo you evidently dont know what anorexia is