6 Year Old Has Physically VIOLENT Tantrums | Jo Frost Extreme Parental Guidance | OriginP3 

If they live in different house she get paid from the state single mum pensioner Him very clever went to live next door and can still sleep together Many couple doing this Pretending to separate to get govt benefit This is why he call fringe Benefit both gain Except the children

LMFAO WHY DID U SAY "ARSE"???

SlyDoll you are being polite calling the father an arse. I would call him ..... The mother deserves far better, let him go! She would be much better off. Someone like that best not to have him close. The father is controling and highly manipulate and I'm being kind. He wants his cake and eat it. Time he should grow up.

Definitely. He’s unbelievably childish and insecure too. 👎

I agree, he's a completely immature clown.

@@Giveme100ksubsin the UK and Australia we say arse not ass ( im Aussie (: )

I don't think any children are happy when their parents split up, unless domestic violence is involved.

To be fair, that is what their relationship was and the mum was in agreement with it, so it wasn't just the dad.

@@nicolelipscombe6335 I think mum wants more than to be a 'f#*k buddy' (directly quoting his words), and the kids can sense that tension.

I don't see how it's anyone's business what relationship consenting adults have, as long as it isn't hurting the kids, bizarre in an unhealthy, kinky way, or anything else like that. Lots of divorced or separated couples make relationships that work for them & kids. For example, my parents didn't live together until a few years after their marriage, and none of us kids were fazed. In fact, us 5 kids were often happily split up between the two households (walking distance a part) and were a bit disappointed when this fine arrangement ended 😉

He is not deserve called as a dad

Impressive, really? Making a 'bedtime routine', writing down 'rules'? I seriously hope that you mean this sarcastically! Most if not everything Jo points out or says is actually common sense, sometimes even ridiculous! Parents are basically stripped of parenting and disciplining their kids by social pressure and political correctness! When a kid behaves as bad or even worse then exposed in this (and many other) episode and the only 'punishment' they can expect is a time out, send to their room or they have to do without some privilege's for a short while then these kids will never start behaving and even get worse! We are raising generations of kids that are so privileged, respectless without knowing the meaning of the word 'NO' that it will eventually bite society in the ass!! In which universe do you think it is OK to 'talk' to a kid who is misbehaving as an adult to try and convince them that what they are doing causes suffering and pain to the family? Do you believe a young kid (between 5 and 10 as seen in this episode) understands this and will change his/her behaviour just because parents ask? Time out and the 'naughty' corner or taking away their smart devices have NO impact, a good old slap on the hand or ass will!! We, the generations before, grew up like that and when we misbehaved and got a slap we for sure did not do that again!! I see it all around me, kids that throw temper tantrums at home or in public because they do not get the candy they want or are being told to behave and the utter shame and helplessness of the parents because the time out did not work for the 100'th time is just painful to watch!!

If you use spank the child they are more likely to be physically violent themselves. Punishing is often ineffective. Bribing tends to work better. Catching them when they are actually behaving and praising them.

@@kaija-liisalaakso8266 Bullshit! Bribing them? What will that teach them, that when you bribe someone you will get what you want, sure and explains a lot of scandals now everywhere in society! Praising them for not misbehaving, another reason that raises privileged, disrespectful assholes of kids!!

@@colinmorsink9685 if you just punish or smack they will act up as soon as no one is watching. I am a teacher in elementary school. In my current class are children who are raised very differently. The Kids who are used to explanation and reasoning do ask more questions, speak their mind etc but once I explained my ways and why certain behavior is mandatory in school, they catch on and do it. Even if they are not in the mood. Its the stricht parented kids who are really difgicult to deal with. As soon as you turn your back on them, they stop working, Hit, talk, misbehave. They always need to be rewarded/ bribed and dont listen to simple instructions. You need to scare and punish them. It is timeconsuming to always give out rewards, punishments and stuff. And I do not like punishing or bribing them for a thing they have to do their whole life that benefits them. Also the Kids who are used to reasoning are in General more intrinsically motivated, do well at school and socially, seem more mature. But we life in a country with laws against physical punishment.

@@colinmorsink9685 saying time outs never work is an excuse. This show proves time and time again they do. The parents who spank their kids have badly behaved kids and spank becsuse the time outs "didn't work" and they did after the parent was consistent. Even if it took an hour. You're a lazy parent of you hit your kids. And how are they privileged? Sounds to me like you had bad parents who only hit you and you envy kids who have parents who want to be good parents and do the right thing and raise good kids. And to answer your question, yes they will change their behaviour. Do you not watch the show? Why are you so butthurt that parents don't hit their kids. It's abuse and you're just mad it's not being sugar coated anymore. That "political correctness" you're talking about is calling your ass out and you don't like it. Tough luck, kiddo.

That's hardly a fair comment. These are folks who simply don't have the skills to deal with their situation and/or just don't understand the connection btwn what they do and response from the child. And one kid had ADHD. So no, MichaleHaveYOUCleanedYourRoomYet, I'm going to respectfully disagree.

My worry for the girls, is that they will think it is OK to have FWB boyfriends, and that this is normal. The dad views women as objects to gratify a man. I hope Mom will opt for a better man who treats her beautifully.

What a beautiful way to describe an ugly situation.

The sins of the parents are visited upon the children. Or, "the parents eat sour grapes but the children's teeth are set on edge."

Sixty FOUR Jesus

They got together when she was at least only 19 possibly even 18 their eldest son is 7

@@Carolineintoodeep1288 what episode is this? I didn't see anything about a 60 year old and a 26 year old on this episode 🤔

@@nicolelipscombe6335 it’s in this episode around the 9 minute mark

@@nicolelipscombe6335 yup around 8:55

Good question

How do you know? If the kids are 30 by now how about jo? I just found this program some days ago.

@@sabrinayounisaden7238 I've looked it up and the show is not as old as I thought. They'll be about 18 to 23. Jo is 52 years old.

Love that Jo pretended not to know what friends with benefits was just to make the fool have to say it 😂

😂😂

Calm down 🤦‍♀️

That’s what my 25 years daughter says when she sees screaming children.

And also what toxic life partners act like

For real...

Jo is an expert in child psychology so she'd probably know that if it was a case. The problem was her parents splitting up and once that was handled she stopped throwing tantrums.

I agree, an entitled clown who flies off the handle when he doesn't get his way.

Children mimik behavior they have seen. And if the parents have a bad relationship it will get down on the behavior of the kids.

@@Itachilover1210000 The question was about the appropriateness of having that adult conversation right in front of the child. I tend to agree - I would have had that talk privately.

@@squirrelraccoon958 Oh did I send it to the wrong comment. I am sorry.

Not a big deal. It's a good thing to learn. Sometimes when bumping into others we say sorry even if it's not our fault. It's not always about who is at fault..

What do you mean? WhatsApp your method. Let me gues, its violent.

It's not a good idea. Do not idealise being super strict.

Strict, yes. Violent, not good.

I think the idea is that these techniques will reveal whether the child is actually capable of controlling their own behaviour, with the right direction. Most of the time, they are. If the child had an actual health disorder of some kind, Jo is highly trained and experienced and she would pick that up. Sadly, many children are misdiagnosed with behavioural disorders or as being on the spectrum, and medicated, when better parenting skills are really all that's required.

In another Show they diagnosed Thomas with autism. They did an amazing Job with a house full of Kids and pets. But it is so hard to parent a child with autism if you dont know what the kid needs and that there are things you just cannot fix or demand. They were really happy with that diagnosis because they can recieve help and find better ways.

Laugh, but my son has never had "holed poked" in: no allergies / asthma, no behaviour problems, besides chicken pox, and the occasionnal cold that he shakes off in about 3 days, hes super healthy, and has that peachy face, which is nicer than 2 green bars on a bleek face!