Jesssfam Fails At Parenting Yet Again | Laughs At Her Hurt Child 

Exactly 💯. Honestly I'd give my kid my socks. We were hiking and my child had to "do her biz" she would not wipe with a leaf and we used the napkins soooooo um the 1st thing I came up with was my sock 😂 that's what we as parents are supposed to do. Parents should try to make em as comfortable. Oh and no way would my child not be wearing pants wen it's cold out

From Detroit as well! We wear like three socks to keep warm! Seriously dress your children warmer than you! And yes we KNOW what a Zamboni is 😂😂

Bingo...

Pre covid when we went out more we left our helmets in the van to take and use when we went skating

Glad I’m not alone on this Brittany

Also an American, 100% never occurred to me in my 30 years and have never seen someone with a helmet. Will think twice next time though for sure.

Australian Here, I also have never or rarely see people wear a helmet on the ice skating rink. I haven't been very many times, but never noticed any sort of head protection, especially on children. It definitely should be a priority, like we have bicycle helmet laws (here in Aus) it should be encouraged to wear head gear in similar if not more dangerous activities.

I have only been ice skating a few times and never noticed any helmets on the ice. BUT when I’ve been snow skiing I have seen smaller children wear helmets. Even had one little bugger crash into me with the helmet in the small of my back. The kid was fine….my back, not so much. I still think it’s a good idea to have helmets when skiing or skating.

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@@irenewills9736 I meant that she only cares about making money from RU-vid, that's why she films her kids injuries and doesn't care about taking them to the hospital. Or if she takes them, it's filmed for RU-vid because it's all about making that 💸so yes, she is an idiot.

I wonder why she doesn't take them to the hospital. She loves to have content. Wouldn't that give her more content??? I'm so confused.

@@Sara-tq6tl my guess is that she’s taken them to the hospital too many times and they are getting suspicious.

@@InevitableSecrets that’s exactly what I was thinking 🤔

I think she didn't go to the hospital, because had to go to the airport for the other kids.... and then CBF after that as he seemed fine. Her camera was probly out of batteries and couldn't film, so wasn't worth her effort.

I live near JessPhlegm and this is what I see 😅🥴😂

100% accurate.. no protection free for all and no covid protocol... the more they flood the ice the less money they get so they let it get really bad

@@shortie.2380 I love 20ish mins from her. Of course, I know where this ice rink is at. This place doesn’t have helmets or protective gear. Also, why isn’t her daughter wearing pants. Even as a adult, it’s cold.

They’re not offered with our rental skates here in California but it would be nice if they were

They aren't offered here in NY either

They are often not part of your rental in Canada either, most ppl seem to have one at home or some kids wore bicycle helmets if they didn't have a hockey one.

Came here to say this. Never even crossed my mind until Josh mentioned it.

Literally what I was thinking when he mentioned helmets! I’ve been ice skating and skating and never seen anyone offer helmets.

@@Midgemer7127 Same here. Never crossed my mind. We had a skating rink in our area and they didn't offer one, no rink I know of does.

Yeah I find it weird that when kids go roller blading its helmet, knee pads, wrist brace, and elbow pads. Ice skating here is a blades to put on your feet and have fun.

@@Mama_Bear524 They offer bowling shoes to protect the lanes. They’re made of special wood and waxed and it’s very expensive to maintain them. Rinks are ‘at your own risk’ which means bring your own gear you feel you need. Otherwise, they would be responsible for everything that went on on them and at that point they would cease to exist due to insurance premiums. Plus, it’s cost prohibitive, too difficult to maintain hygiene with things like headgear and head lice. Would you really want to wear headgear hundreds of others have had on? Ew, no. Leagues, due to the body to body contact, will require gear. Living in a society and having public access to shared amenities means taking some responsibility for your own safety when you live in a highly litigious society. If you want you or your family members to be extra safe, buy and have them wear helmets and pads. Plus, more experienced skaters don’t want to be encumbered with those things and could make them a hazard for others on the ice. Accidents happen. Falls are a part of learning. Most aren’t going to do anything except cause a bruise to a small area on your body, or your ego 😄.

Right, it’s like put the damn camera down, I can’t stand parents who do this, the last thing on mind when my son gets hurt is to put out my phone and record it or take pictures.

Exactly. I can understand her vaguely mentioning it as a PSA to parents but not making videos on it. How as a parent can you watch back and edit so many times before posting… I would be so freaked out and never want to see a video of my child in things like this.

Good job! Keep the pressure on her, she disgusts me...

Hipaa is about providers releasing info. It has nothing to do with parents. Yes kids should have privacy but that has nothing to do with healthcare laws

@@krickster82 I work in healthcare I am fully aware of what it is. It’s meant to protect sensitive patient health information from being disclosed without patient consent. My point is like that will even matter at by the time they are able to consent because she shares all of their information with the internet.

I understand wanting to say your piece, however, every time people comment they put money in Jess' pocket. Engagement is engagement, and any interaction is supporting Jess' behaviour, wether you intend it to be so or not. I suggest saving your critiques for Josh's channel, and others exposing child exploitation

I mean, you’d think if you took your kids to a crowded public place you’d want an adult to be watching them at all times so they wouldn’t get stolen or something but maybe that’s just me. 🤷🏼‍♀️

Foam skating!?

I remember at school they rented out those tiles that you skate on and covered the school hall! And they are SO hard to skate on! And like you say I've never seen helmets here in the uk!!

No. I haven’t been skating since I was a teenager (I’m 34) but helmets aren’t a thing at the ice rink. Which is kind of surprising really when you think how hyped health and safety is x

I remember those foam skating discos! Looking back they were pretty unsafe 🤣 no helemts in the uk for ice rinks.

Yup no helmets anywhere. I even took figure skating lessons for a while when I was a kid and never seen anyone wear a helmet. Worse incident I ever had was as a teen - My skate hit a dropped wine gum and fell so hard I chipped my hip bone. Don’t eat on the ice folks. It’s too dangerous.

I think she does it purposely to get back at their mom. If this was my child she was playing those games with I would refuse to allow her around my child. They aren’t safe with her she doesn’t take care of her own children

It’s so weird to me and I feel bad for them. It’s so stressful to fly and must be nerve wracking to go without your parents. I would hate having to go to this big events before a flight.

Yeah, I was thinking the same. "He wanted to go ice skating while he was here, so we waited until the day they head home to go so they can't properly enjoy it and they have to leave early while everyone else gets to stay and have fun." And add in doing nonresearch about waiting times and havingna mask, Typical of Jesssfam, I'd say.

Taking care of UMs was the best part of working for an airline.

I think he’s concerned because they re “famous”. Not just regular kids.

@@sisuguillam5109 yes, whoever was our guide was always all smiles. It was so fun! We flew monthly on standby with AirTran... when it was still an airline lol my step dad at the time was a captain for the airline.

@@lunartish2391 😄 we had regulars that we literally saw growing up! The kids are the one thing I miss.

Trisha, wish I had that experience. My sister and I just waited with the regular passengers, but we did get a cute little children's pack on the plane with colouring pencils .etc but I would have ultimately rather be with someone I knew 😉

@@lillispad6780 for sure ! 😂

California only requires masks in indoor public places, right?

@@married1751 yes

@@married1751 CA requires mask for all indoor business and workplaces even if you are vaccinated or not. I live 20ish minutes from Jess. I still wear a mask indoors in business, work and even outside malls.

@@beckyyang4310 Right, but this was an outdoor skating rink, correct?

@@married1751 Yes, this rink is outdoors.

HIPAA is for medical professionals to not share patient information. If you, as a patient and no medical professional, choose to share your own info, it’s completely fine. Its not illegal to share medical info if it’s your own. I agree though, as a parent, you shouldn’t share your child’s medical information.

Another example of people not knowing what HIPPA is

@@brantlie_boone thank you. Was hoping to see this comment. Many people misunderstand hippa.

Well done, your mum and dad!

@@sisuguillam5109 yes they are pretty awesome parents/grandparents!! They instilled some great values in my siblings and myself. We have since passed them on to our children!! I'm very lucky to have them for parents!!❤🇨🇦❤🇨🇦❤

@@jennifermassie7227 😃

Yeah I live in West Virginia, and never seen anyone wearing helmets at the ice skating rink 🤷‍♀️

Actually I take that back. The only time I’ve ever seen/wore helmets while ice skating is when I worked at Disney in 2014. They had a frozen themed area with ice skating and helmets were required!

Yup. I work Peds in a hospital and we admit them overnight to monitor for concussion when they have goose eggs like that.

Lol I live in Ohio but the times I have gone ice skating I definitely see kids wear helmets. It's the same as learning how to ride a bike or rollerblade... like why wouldn't you, especially for young kids

I live in Michigan where it’s always cold and icy lol everyone skates roller and ice and yes helmets are actually encouraged. I am all for it .

@@Just_a_Mom53 I was raised in MI, I’ve never seen it. But things may have changed. We live in NY now and I still haven’t seen it. Nothing wrong with helmets

Just because YOU have never seen it means nothing. It’s stupid not to wear a helmet, whether you have seen it or not. I have never shot anyone with a gun but guess what? I know it’s wrong.

@@crystallynnesmilezz7682 I have never even heard of wearing a helmet to ice skate like ever in my life-my kids don’t go ice skating so I’m not worried about it but I think it definitely depends on where you are regionally-I’m in a warm area. I just asked on my Facebook if anyone out of 763 Facebook friends lost in my area if anyone has ever heard of wearing a helmet to ice skate and I have yet to get a yes I do agree it does make sense now that I have heard of it, but it never would have crossed my mind otherwise

Damn

Oh shiiiiit 😳😳

Jeeeeeeeeez

Same

How old are your kids?

Absolutely. Everything she was talking about (feeling sleepy, etc.) is just not how any of this works. He could’ve had swelling or a bleed and none of that would be apparent unless he were to have imaging done.

So sorry Sarah for your moms passing.

I'm SO sorry for your loss. So glad I made my mom go for a second opinion when she hit her head once. She went unconscious. Doctors told her to just take advil. Nope.. anything head/brain related is nothing to just pass off. Ever!

Correct there’s no room. Urgent care waits are 8 hrs can’t imagine a hospital

@@AM-kn5ch There's "room" just not enough staff

They would still see a little boy with a head wound and busted up face!!!

@@justshay lol I’m aware, however in some heavy populated areas they have turned people away and told them to go to urgent care instead. Don’t pick a fight where there isn’t one.

They’re in my area and imo it would be totally doable. There are lots of hospitals and urgent cares

As an Aussie when ice skating no protective gear t-shirts maybe a jumper leggings or shorts you get soooo warm ice skating kits cold for 5 minutes

As an American I've never seen helmets when ice skating (other than hockey) but its makes perfect sense! However, I remember going ice skating as bundling up for it! Skirts would have never been in question. Also my mom wouldn't have said "are you sure" she would have said "change or we aren't going."

My parents did that same thing for us. Michigan winters are cold af 🥺😭

My mom made us wear bike helmets cuz I kept smacking my head off of the ice

@@irenewills9736 Yeah that makes sense. And the next vlog will be "BUYING A NEW CAMERA!!!!" lol

Yes!!! Even if its nothing ill wait at the er for peace of mind and making sure my child is good to go!!!

Absolutely, head injuries are no joke

I totally agree

It’s weird because it wasn’t in the single digits… Where she lives has been in the 50s lately. That’s what Californians consider “freezing.“

@@allymarkwell891 She is the only one that complains about the weather. I live 20ish mins from her. Don’t really complain about the weather. Just bundle up and go.

If you are smart you convinse that kid of wearing that skirt on top of warm clothes

Omg that is horrific! It's a good reminder that human bodies are not indestructible

Similar happened to me as a toddler. Advice phone nurse said if my eyes were normal and I wasn’t vomiting to just stay home and not bother getting checked… Now as an adult there are a few ocular issues and learning issues that i think may be linked to this

Jess always says that she wanted to go back to school to become a teacher. Well, she hasn’t done that. I know a lot of people that have kids and still able to go back and have an high education and good job. Jess most likely won’t go back to school because she makes money from RU-vid.

Oh God please don’t make that post RU-vid career 😬

She’d never become a teacher because she wouldn’t be able to vlog it.

No thanks. Even if it’s preschool that would be horrible for the kids she is around

@@beckyyang4310 she did complete a college degree of some sort a couple years ago and claimed she could then become a teacher with that I believe.

I was going to comment this. As someone who has been to treatment for eating disorder a few times (and is now a parent in recovery), her story both breaks my heart and infuriates me.

I think it’s definitely in the scope of his content. Her mother is just as bad, if not worse, than these mommy vloggers because she operates in the shadows. Also the fact she acts like a child still and is so dependent on her mother shows evidence of trauma. I hope he covers this.

I would just suggest maybe talking to someone who has experienced an eating disorder or has experience in thst area. It's a pretty tricky subject to cover with sensitivity.

The more we cover her, the more she looks like she smells. Her face is starting to piss me off.

Some people should not have children and she's one of them.

American here and it took me a second and a google search to realize you didn't mean A&E as in the TV channel 😅

@@haleybit lmao that’s what I thought too!

Are all 5 boys hers? Or are some of them her step kids that are usually somewhere else? Let’s hope

@@clairewillow6475 No, 2 are Chris' with his ex. Jessica's step-sons. Same responsibility for them when they are there though.

I have a chronic illness due to brain injuries…and no concussion care I the 80s ans 90s. So yeah…holy ER Batman! Also, don’t let you kid be a cheerleader (was one, and coached it-it isn’t safe no matter how you cut it).

They’re packed here in California because it’s a rarity that we get to skate, the rinks are only up for the season and no one ever wears a helmet because it’s not the norm here

@@Agatharose457 hahahah I am so sorry! We would constantly be telling them that we don't consent! 😂

What could the hospital have done to change the outcome of your head injury

My cousin died of brain injury , he was a month away from turning 16 in 2016. He fell out from back of a pick up truck. It was very sad and terrible. I make my 14 old daughter wear a helmet whenever she is skating , skateboarding or riding her bike.

Yep, when my kids get sick if they have a manageable fever I don't give them anything there immune system needs to learn how to fight off bugs. Me as soon as I have the sniffles that's it every vitamin and tablet I can 🤣🤣🤣🤣 it doesn't make me a bad parent

actually it does lol you sound like an awful person

@@Ana-mx4ql why? My family has always done it. My doctor thinks its good and that we give babies too much chemicals. When they have a sickness there body can cope with why give them medicine if they are in pain that's different but they need a chance to fight off coughs and colds!

Exactly

How do you measure the ice?

@@Shoot4AlarmFire she had a small ice auger hand drill. Kind of like what ice fishers use : ) Can't remember how thick it had to be, but there was some magic number that she deemed thick enough lol

@@andreanorby1672 Good to know!

I am from Sacramento as well. Definitely not as cold lol we barely turn on our house heater.

Agreed! The time when it was raining too. People can’t drive in the rain or fog because we don’t get it often. I’m from Sacramento also. It’s not that cold either.

@@desikellogg6021 I'm about 1 hr south and live in the country. We usually only turn on the heater at night. It gets a little more chilly out here vs when we lived in town. Most days we wear pants and a sweatshirt and it's fine. Most the highscool and middle school kids wear shorts snd a Hoodie to school.

@@beckyyang4310 I hate the fog. It gets so bad where I live and w being in the country. People are idiots though and won't turn on their headlights.

@@hrc2883 It was foggy this morning in Sacramento but clear once you get to Folsom. No matter the weather, people can’t drive period. When it was slightly raining the other week (week of Christmas), nobody had their headlights on. Some did and some didn’t.

I just commented the same thing. I'm in central CA and our temp during the day has been in the 50's. I think the coldest we got to at night, early a.m.was low 30s.

@@angiehamilton3064 so sorry for that misinformation. I do not watch this vlogger. Doesn’t actually change the fact that as a mother I would never think to film such an incident instead of comforting my child.

Would love her to prove that.

Bizarre isn't it?! Even if you weren't knowledgeable in ice skating. Wouldn't you think "hmmm, my kids are playing on a very hard surface while also have almost no balance...sounds good"

It’s a culture thing I think, I don’t know anyone in my life that has even so much as heard of wearing a helmet while ice skating-it’s just not something that is done or considered here where I live anyway. Warm places I think look at ice skating as like the hallmark Christmas movies

I'm in the U.S. and no one I know has ever worn a helmet while doing recreational ice skating (even the people taking figure skating lessons at the rink never wear one). It's just not a thing here.

I’ve never seen anyone wear a helmet while ice skating in America either. It’s just not common here, and rinks don’t offer protective equipment. The only time people wear helmets on the ice is if they are on an actual ice hockey team.

They give them out at a rink in Pittsburgh! And knee pads!

Exactly Jess acts like a teenager herself. She is very immature and irresponsible as a mom of 7 kids.

She has no sense dressing her kid like that for skating

@@clairewillow6475 yes seriously. I couldn't believe it.