Mum Can't Control Her Rampaging Son | Jo Frost: Extreme Parental Guidance 

Thank you for your generous comment. No parent is perfect at all and they sometimes need a strong backbone to help them out

Oh puhleeze. Its all her fault he such a little pos. He should be locked in a closet for a few hours til he calms down

Schuyler Johnson it is not her fault and as Jo has mentioned before you can’t lock a child in a room to do their time out

@@craigt8304 say that brother!

@@schuylerjohnson4364, I think it's her foult too. She is too permissive to that brat. I'm a mother too. And I would never allow that. She totally lost control. That kid is the "boss". She is raising a little gangster.

Have ya been to the south?

British_HPfan101 1 just take that child down to a neighbor say your family and you have a brand new child when you pick them up😂

Bruh, his Room would be stripped bare. He gets a bed and a dresser, no toys or nothing.

🤣

@laura estrada what is??

Samy exactly

Samy me being Puerto rican, I would have no teeth left in my mouth

I was watching one and Jo was telling the parents u need to offer them a reward for non bad behavior. Hahahaha please our rewards was not having to eat out of a straw and sit without pain.

There were many abused children in early times unfortunately, I’m sorry you were one of them. Thankfully times change.

bryan pebs yes, but Sammy sounds like she had abusive parents.

Yes I agree.

Good advice! I bet it was very difficult to implement sometimes! Lol.

God bless your Mother

Im taking this advice n when im married with kids im implementing it...thanks to you and your mom

I gave my mother that advice, she didnt listen and boy has she raised a devil of a man !

Beautiful 😍

Yea thats most likely the outcome. Its sad

Omg I never thought of it that way 😬

Correct.

True...same here.

😭😭

😂😂😂 so you all came out his mother knowingly she wasn't to be played with!😆😆😁

LOL!

Absolutely!! And you were raised properly!! And that's a blessing!! I have no doubt that you will pass it on. Lol a little softer in some areas. :)

Yep! No respect for adults.

Or other people will be calling the cops.

Yes she will if she survives.

It's sad, but if they continue like this, you're right. 😔

But it ended up well- mission accomplished!

@@kennethtombling205 No excuse

Ever excuse autism bloody good hidding

Autism does not generally cause so much aggression. Please don't correlate being autistic with bad parenting.

She created this monster...now deal with it. And no he isn't austism involved here. Just a weak tired mother

@@darkkitty2830 well said

Margaret Young yes I agree! I have 3 boys, 17, 5, and 2.. my 17 year old I had strong mental health etc and I didn’t struggle mentally when he was young.. but when I had my 5 year old I had a really bad year, and basically had a mental breakdown. I was unable to properly handle him, with discipline etc. and I’m currently trying to undue the mistakes I made with him. He’s not as bad as this boy, but it’s a struggle with him for sure. It’s crazy bc when I had my oldest son and I was a strong parent, I always judged kids and parents who couldn’t do what was necessary. But now I realize, sometimes moms just need support.

@@krystalgardiner5591 that is unfortunate to hear. your 17 year old should support his mom.

@@talonapex9775 yes, he could support but it's not obligatory for him. She can't demand it but it would be nice for him to.

Amen to that

PERIOD

Exactly!

SIMPLE TINGS 😂

Yes, it's her fault

@@sarajoao2418 Its not just African moms. Most mom from all backgrounds know how to discipline their children. Not just Africans

Can we throw in a couple of Deutsches Fraus, so the kid gets it in several languages.

Don't forget sout italy mothers and asian 😂

An African mother would sort him out fast.

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 very fast

Yup and Caribbean moms or any colored mom for that reason

Mokey I was raised in the south of the United States. I would not be breathing today. If I acted that way you didn’t dare raise your hand to your mother or father!

I'm born and raised in the North and trust me, if I'd been like that towards my mom I wouldn't be sucking air today!

I would still get my soul whacked out if me and i am nearly 20 😁

I’m from the west and I promise you I would’ve been slapped into my past life

So true

Lmfaoo, she don’t even gotta go to Africa. All she gotta do is go to a black American house with this thing and he’ll be straightened out 😹😹

@Colliene Dawson wow!!! Proud of you. I'll definitely take a que from that 🥰

@@FlowerTower Haha...I get you sis. We have a special way of dealing with situations. God bless us

Anong Sira lmfaoo, no y’all don’t. Y’all just think y’all are better parents than AAs cuz y’all condescending and confused but go off.

My mother was not really too strict, bat my father had only to look at me whith his angry eye,to stand still like a soldier on presenting arms on parade.......that was 65-70 years ago......all parents were strict at that time. No harm done,we came out just right, the lot of us,siblings, cousins,school-mates,all the same.

lols ure right what a briliant idea 😍😂

I agree🤪🤣🤣🤣🤣

Then he wil be divorced though

Lol amen

Contraception please people. Brats!

Same 😂

But I arent UwU

@@Sleepdeprived10983 I wonder why William Afton watched these....

Me too, the behavior of this kid 🙈

Me too

Hmmmm good idea!

Serial killers doc is way more stressful bud..

Omg I thought I’m the only one

Or a death row documentary

Like Forensic Files LOL

Marina D Lol, I was never a friend to my children, nor did I hit them. Discipline is learned by respect and it begins with parents respecting their children. Far too many adults believe they are entitled to belittle, bully and make fun of their children, then of course as the children grow they realize what losers their parents are and have zero respect for them, teachers, authority... Eventually, most survive it though they are not better off for having experienced such treatment. Mental health issues in this country have been exasperated by abuse. Depression, substance abuse and low self esteem are often born out of such experiences. Hitting children is a worn out concept. Educate yourself if you don’t know how to treat infants and children. No excuses anymore, all of the information is available to anyone who cares to learn.

Marina D OK

I have 1 son and 4 daughters aged between 26 and 36. I adore my children and we have an amazing relationship. We have a lot of fun, joking, banter, laughing etc. However there is a line. I am their Mum not their friend. They are all very respectful towards myself and their Dad but "The Look" from me notifies them of crossing that line. That rarely happens but they know when to back down. Love my kids so much ❤

You should instead say they should first understand their children before changing their bad habits

The best parenting advice I ever got was from my college boyfriend’s mother. She always said “I’m not their friend I’m their mother. They have plenty of friends but only one mother.” My mother was very young when she had me and was a single mother and she over shared with me, tried to be my friend and often relied on me to be the responsible one because she “never got to grow up because of me.” She often said that I raised her, which really isn’t funny. I swore to do it differently with mine and I did. It’s not like we never had fun together, because we did, but I never blurred those lines. Now, they’re all respectful, successful adults that were crazy proud of.

That’s what I said, no way am I picking up everything u just threw over the balcony

I'd throw it in garbage right in front of him😂😂..

@@LisaLisa-526 well, maybe not the definite garbage can, but that sounds like a better idea. The kid clearly doesn't care wether that stuff was in a box or on the floor, so he wouldn't have picked it up, I guess

I LOVE JO!!! She is really a great and loving help to these parents.

Same

So soorry, pls forgive him. He will change.

Yea thats sad she raising a complete monster and she knows it

I can understand that...

It's her own fault she never showed him to respect adults and allowed him to be violent. Even Jo said she has never set boundaries and discipline so she is the problem. Kids are not stupid they know who they can take advantage of.

Agreed. She should never have let things get this bad. When he gets older and stronger the only recourse will be jail or foster care.

I agree. This kid's just an out of control manipulator. I wonder what he's like now when Jo & the camera crew doesn't show up.

I agree or he needs more therapy then Steven ( from Steven universe future you may not know the cartoon )

Jo Swanell good morning 😃☀️🌞 how are you doing this morning I hope 🤞 you have a great 👍 I love ❤️ all of your episodes

I don't think so now, he's a more well behaved and content child. If his behaviour had carried on then yes he would have turned into a very aggressive teen and adult.

@Kitten Lyric Discipline is needed. If want your own kids to rule over you that is.

Imagine an Asian family,Latino family and African family teaming up to discipline him

@Kitten Lyric lol no...even the police wouldn't protect you...

I think this goes for pretty much every culture other than "white" culture, I'd say. 'Cause boy oh boy, I ain't asian, neither am I african, and in my culture if you even so raise your voice at your parents, you can be sure to see the worlds famous holming missile slippers follow you across the room.

@@Jillmeru Oh my goodness. This is hilarious about the homing missile slippers. Thanks for the laugh. 😀😁Parents of all cultures need to please keep their children in check and not send a fool into the world. We have enough of those already.

Call cps please that is a death threat

My dad said that to me alot

Every second day :-). With the final addition "sure as the sun goes up every day". Aw, memories...

My mom used to say "I made you, I can destroy you"

lelechim Then your mother just simply gave birth to you in order for her to simply apply her dominance and control over you. (Maybe she did it out of love) but it can simply because according to her she just simply wanted to show you “whose boss.” Maybe that can be considered a form of toxic parenting as well. I really do hope that you are okay now and wishing you all the best with everything.

L O L O L...Hi Ali, my father was a very scary & mean, unpredictable man as we kids grew up...If one of us had ever DARED raise our voice to him &/or talked back, we probably couldn't go to school for a couple days...I still get the "heebie-jeebies" 50 years later remembering his hotheaded temper...& I'm the one with red hair...HaHaHa... * : )*

Facts

@@Beautiful-pd8sb .

Lmao😂😂😭

Lmaooo

Cristhine J how would your mom make him behave?

@@savannahsimonsen6786 a dame belt

G C that’s not good parenting!!

Karina Simonsen it works tho 🤷🏽‍♀️

My mom would get the built, a switch, are what ever she had in her hand and I am 40 years old.

LOL MHM

MHM

YUP

Absolutely

MHM

😂

You will miss alot

Were you like that as a child? You understand that this is an unusual situation.

@@Arazhul12 im gonna miss my freedom. Id rather travel the world than change some smelly diapers

@@larajhilton with modern kids this is buisness as usual

A stern look and a raised hand would have had me blinking like I had trash in my eyes trying to anticipate that lick coming my way.

YYYEEESSSS The "look" had a big impact on us kids. We knew....

That is because they didn't wait until you were six to instill a healthy respect for their role in the family! If you had been allowed to get tons of attention for bad behavior until you were six years old, it would have taken a lot more than the look to get you back under control!

Same here

Exactly! The "Evil Stare" only our moms can perfectly execute. Just laughing remembering the days we survived those stares. 🤣

Wish I raised a kid like you🙏

Nykko V. Yep, he’ll get it fast. No way Asian parents will allow that.

This kids needs love and positive attention not a non stop battle. This mother should not go down to his level.

She's horrible. Give that kid a hug!!!

Hit it’s work

Same

Damn I can relate

True

Becky!?😏

@@dalondabaker2121 she isn't Becky.

Isn't that how it works?

Sometimes your best is just not good enough everyone can do better!

@@geohopkings3666 this comment is so discouraging to people who try and do their best. Yes we can all strive to be better, but never tell someone their best is not good enough whether it’s parenting or whatever else in life.

@@HlavacKristina totally agree with you ✨

Yes but she can absolutely do sooo much better than that!! How on earth can you allow a 6 year old to control you???

@@geohopkings3666 not all kids are the same....and not all adults are the same either. Not everyone is equipped the same. Sometimes people just need help. Sometimes its just needing guidance.

Emma White i feels sorry for her. She must be really tired 😓

Joe looks like any woman's best friend @12:35. She can come over to my house anytime 😂

At 15:45 even Jo's blown away 😅 She can't contain her excitement. They were a team, and the kids are thriving 👏🏼

She's kind of terrible. She's a nice person but kindness doesn't make her a good mother. That monster is a direct product of his upbringing. I feel for his school teacher and classmates. Terrible

she is not a good mother, discipline is a critical part of raising children and she is utterly clueless. loving your children includes shaping behavior, teaching respect and an abiiity to follow rules. what a wimp, that kid will end up a juvenile offender

Jojo Higher Why do you think we live in a violent world? Starts in the cradle.

And it probably would have done him a world of good. Look at our elderly! And then compare to the current kids.... says a lot to me!

@@suzannahseidel6031 thats exaqly what was told to our elders when they were little.adults these days are worse than kids.when u grow up u start to.realize that

We ran rings round my mum...Only the threat of the ' belt from my dad kept us in place !

@@TM2U 🙄 oh please...

Period

I hope she's alright, she seemed so quiet and timid. Her brother's violence has definitely affected her.

lol she's like "listen, I don't wanna be like that cause I gotta deal with it all day long"

i know the guy and he still beats his mum :) sad truth

@@peakysneaky5855 That's terrible☹😮😰

Me: u got 3 seconds to get tha bumbaclart down n that's on periodt Pooh.

Unacceptable

You don't even need to raise your voice if they have been raised to understand that you are the parent and they are the child and that means YOU are in charge! No abuse needed, no anger needed, no yelling needed.

Me: Give him the African mother look!

Sophia Murugi omg can you please teach me that lol

Lol

Totally!

Spare the rod , and you raise another fedarail prisoner

Not true. He is a minor. There is no excuse for hitting a child.

Martin Houck Lol, I’ve never hit my children and I’ll bet they are more solid and functional than yours.

I wouldnt say she a miracle worker. I'd of broke jo when I was a kid. Like I did with most adults telling me what to do.

@@danielyoung2720 she hasn't been defeated once, so lol

Ikr?

@@danielyoung2720 What do you mean by breaking adults. Why did you want break the adults disciplining you as a child?

@@rai2423 as in nothing she would of done to be able to discipline me. She would of gave before I would like most adults did

Craig T exactly: some kids don’t respond discipline. Even less respond well to physical discipline.

And where exactly did I say kids were all the same or I would use physical discipline?

bunny boo 😁😁same here

Amen to that.

@@craigt8304 Quit making excuses. There is NO excuse good enough for a kid to hit their mother. PERIOD.

Yep😉

I love her

@@zondracarter3022 love No so much!!!

Love No so much

A right ?

He’s 6 and a CHILD she needs to be the PARENT!

I hate my grown childron POS they are!

@@patriciakehaya6711 damn. Maybe you should pull your head out and try and be their mother. Stop taking their feelings so personal. You must understand what it's like to grow up and be un happy and go through things. Imagine knowing you didn't have your own mother to turn to because she thinks you are a pos.

@@emmaskye4681 on

Sdtfr Street

🤣

😂😂😂

hahaha

This is what my grown children treat me nothing i can do to late😰

XD

It is about the relationship between parents and their kids, toys have nothing to do with it.

Do not do that. I would be sad without mine, imagine someone that is six years old. 😢

oOIII.M.IIIOo She needs to take away the toys as punishment for the crazy, violent, aggressive behavior. No toys or electronics until behavior improves. He has to earn them back by getting points for good behavior.

Doesmt change their behavior

@@デゲス that's kind of the point. You don't reward that behavior by allowing him to go from beating his mother to playing with toys. I told my kid one day to put away a toy he had because it was time to do something else. He went off screaming at me and trying to hit me. That toy went straight in the trash. I told him that putting more value on a toy than on God or human being is going to result in me throwing it in the trash. If he would've put it away without the fight then he'd still have it.

Yesss she has no back bone! He is a child and boy so he will want to explore and be defiant, but she has to teach him to be respectful

Yep, kids know who not to try their luck with and know how to act right when they have to and who to take advantage of, Iv observed this with some kids in our families ....they really test their poor parents or the weaker parent , very important to be firm and follow through, shows you mean business and they need the discipline.

They should have played that elvis song for her .. " a little less conversation a little more action please"

She was desperate and it goes to show that she's a good mother and wants her kids to grow up to be good people.

@@eleanorcooke7136 Sdftff

Srt

@@garybillings1526 ?

I agree . There so much editing on this show , I’m sure it didn’t stop there . The kid should get properly assessed and diagnosed by a children psychiatrist

I would look into his diet,lack of exercise and what he watches on TV.

@@yoca78 I agree!!

They were raised by divorced parents who couldn't get their own lives together enough to raise them. It kinda makes sense((I'm not giving them excuses)) but my only real good parent friends are the ones who came from good homes.

You can't even spell "their" correctly. Do that before giving advice.

@@partsbill2003 Thank you for the correct. Have a lovely day .... hugs

Bro, this is the daughter of this account, and I was raised under a good STRICT mom. Don’t you dare call her emotional and wishy washy. Unless you didn’t mean it.

Eric cartman

You got that right, brother.

I think when the law said you carnt smack kids thats when things went wrong.they carnt cope with little children. and i get mad at stupid parents. That dont know how to discipline kids.its easy .i bought up 4 and if they didn't do as they were told there were consequences.

Unhappy

My parents would have killed me to!!!!

Me too🤣😂

The boy asks for real attention and loving permanent guidance.

Where's the Dad?

Srfcttcrrf

Sad bro

Um, comma crazy?!

Petty Labelle yeah exactly but u um some people just need the help figuring out how to discipline correctly hehehe but I TOTALLY agree with u hahaha

@@hoi2370 when I was a kid, it was called "the belt" lolol.

Petty Labelle not every parent wants to discipline their child that way

@@alyious Yeah and then they need help because they can't control their child.

Unfortunately there is the CPS in the United States and they take away all parental authority.

Just a tired overwhelmed mum who has lost control. It happens. He is a lovely looking little boy

Does the sweating mean, you were thought to love and respect, or to fear of your parents? Nobody asked here, WHY this boy behaves this way. Just everyone feels sorry for the mother. But the boy? Who cares. Maybe he suffers from autism, Asperger syndrom, any other disorder, maybe he had gone through a harsh time when his sister was bor, maybe he does feel unrespected, not loved, unwanted...

Too right.

Well said only once never again

Tonie Bembeh......You are so right, about her looking younger. Her skin is actually glowing towards the end.

Sleep does wonders for the body. Not to mention how much stress she got rid of. Like Jo mentioned, when there's discipline EVERYONE is happier. Yeah you won't like doing discipline and the child won't like being there, but that's exactly the point. Once you do it enough, they very rarely end up back there. Then everyone can just be happy and less stressed.

Lol...idk .actually i see her as in the beginning must been that she smiling that evrything was over n cams outta home 🤣

I know right? I was good,my sister was crying a lot when she was younger but she wasn’t bad as of this boy! And tbh this generation has been very different this time!

However,not all kids are like this; so please don’t take it to heart if you have read my other comment :)

I think it‘s not all about raising and punishing a child but about character as well!

@@jolinazylstra6043 Yes you're right. They have definite personalities from birth. Some people are nicer than others. Some people are just nasty. It's how the world is, unfortunately.

😂🤣😂

So sad that you are so afraid. There might be many other fears like this for u.

@@NiviWord what was the point of you saying that?

Children are blessing but only one should have it who deserve it and plus if a child is understood and listened to properly,is very easy to train,sometimes it's other factors of lives which make parents not to do their jobs properly like a bad husband to a wife or same opposite or a person who isn't capable of bringing up a child gives birth to a child, these issues are worth to be considered first...

I am 60 years old, don’t have and never wanted children and never regretted it for one single moment! I have a lot of nieces and nephews, who have been with me and my husband a lot since they were babies. We were their sanctuary and still are, even if they are adults now.

The parents won't hit their children any more, which is the right way, but they have no clue, how to do it in another way. They need abuseless lessons.

@@oOIIIMIIIOo Very good observation. Corporal punishment has been taken away with nothing left to replace it.

Back in my day if the parents didn't discipline their kids at home, the teachers would at school, it was called the paddle out in the hall.

But at least this mum was willing to get helo. Kudos to her. Meanwhile im hearing a mum abusing her child verbally to the point, its ur fault I'm going to kill myself, and thinking its ok to do so.....there's a difference

Right! I remember in my school days there was 1 problematic child in a class. In my children's school time there were a lot more. Nowadays we see these horrible criminal behaviour students to their teacher and to one another!!! Normal behaviour has become "strange". My parents were very strict and I didn't like it but no boundaries for children is obviously not working. This little boy behaved like he needs exorcizam!

@@ritaharvey3981 My Mum once looked after one of her friend's nightmare 9 month old who "liked to get up about 5 in the AM", she was told. By the time she got back, miracle of miracles! She was quiet in her cot until an adult came in to get her! I'm the same. Short term toughness for loooong time gain.

I was thinking the same thing, lol. Bring him here for a month & I'd straighten him out!

@@SweetyD2023 aagreed

Good for you Jessica!

Yesss hunni. Lord have mercy!

My step sister had hyperactivity and behavior disorder and my dad removed sugar from her diet , he only fed her meat and veggies no sweet potatoes and a few crackers now n then for snack. He saw a huge difference the same day , she played and interacted calmly and took healthy naps. Look on UTube for videos such as "Sweeteners Explained" ,it will explain which sweeteners are good and which are bad because they're just like sugar.

@@liveforchrist1474 Sugar calmed me down as a kid.

@@jeffreykaufmann2867 did you have hyperactivity? I have seen sugar calm my nephew, or was it the caffeine in the drink? I ain't sure but yes I don't know how it would calm someone. I wish I knew these answers.Lol🤔

@@liveforchrist1474 let me correct myself. I'm a chocolate lover and chocolate has never caused me to get excited. I get a little high from it. I do have a sugar addiction where I will feel anxious if I dont get it but I wont feel hyperactive.

Lynley Telford IKR?!?! Ridiculous actually.

No I cant. He wouldn't live that long.

@@schuylerjohnson4364 he wouldn't terrify me I'd deal with his bad behaviour real good

@@marclabrie6027 How would you deal with the situation then?

This wouldn't have happen in my house because I would have deal with his aggressiveness way before it got to that point... People have this silly notion that a 1-2-3 years old doesn't understand but they do!... If you start early to discipline them according to their age you don't end up with an out of control six years old!...

Tell em ...

His mom lets him get away with it you have to put fear in them

@@jennywinter3025 A few experiences of head down, bare backside pose, while feeling his mother's hand applied would probably have made him buck up his ideas a lot sooner.

@MeganØØF 2005 😁😁😁 we live and learn but it's a good thing you didn't get into so much trouble

@@kiwisweetheart71 I agree with you

@@jennywinter3025 not by using supernanny

INDEED!!!

Our father had this look when he'd catch us being bad; snake-eyes. He'd get the switch and you'd want to disappear. We loved and respected this man more than anything; we never went to bed feeling guilty about anything (such as getting away with something we knew was wrong) except disappointing him; however the back of our legs would sting for a while. He was fair, we had boundaries and that was a secure feeling. How I miss him.

Edward's Videos Sorry but the mother don't respect the child. She hurt him and don't give him any room. She does it probably since baby age.. it make me cry to see how she treat her child..

@@malinkamia498 At 0:33 the kid admits "I get really, really angryand then I fight with my mom" and she is frightened by him because of his behaviour. The problem is the kid.

@@malinkamia498 WTF are you on about? You're either a child yourself or if you're an adult please don't procreate because you don't know how to parent.

@@claudeusgothicus6453 My kids are grown up now. She is right. You earn, what you seed.

Edward's Videos but she doesnt assert dominance and show him that it isnt ok to do that. So he continues to hit her. So its the mothers fault.

Me too 3 boys, never had this problem

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@OriginalDrDeLeon because they think it’s funny

That's a lack of oxygen...yawning.