I'm reminded of myself. I was even later getting off of bottles but that for me was because my dad was looking for work and we didn't have the money to spare on a new cup. I ate solid food while using the bottle as my cup and my parents sometimes let me leave the lid off it :)
By the time we got the new cups I was exstatic! I'm 16 now and still have a wierd habbit of grabbing my favorite lid and chewing on the mouthpiece. I never use the cups anymore. I just chew the tops. Is that wierd?
@ThomasBrainLine I'm not trying to be hostile but I have to point out that disciplining your children and making them move on to lifetime milestones (such as getting rid of bottles and moving to solid food), is not mean. Normally yes the child would be introduced to solid food slowly and in turn taken off the bottle slowly, but by the time children are three that process is over. Chase will get used to it. Separation of something you had for a long time is hard. I've been through it myself...
Its like this take the bottle at 10 months! Gie them a cup. I promise you they wont know the difference! idk why ppl wait so log to take shit like that away! It rots theyre teeth!
It's kind of obvious that Chase is a brat He's yelling and whining and Colleen just takes it. He's little i know but the fact that Colleen brought over the bottle was probably not the best plan =/ and yeah the dad should of done that not her. Not saying she did it bad she tried but it just wasn't very good
i didn't just take her bottle away i gave her juice in her cup than later her milk by the end she didn't notice the bottle was missing at all took me 2 months but she didn't do that at all.
Pretty humorous to see Chase slap himself on the head and the expression on his face when announced that he was being given a new cup and having his bottle taken. LOL!!!!!!
lol I never cried over having my bottle replaced with a ''glass'' of my own at 3-4 years old.. it was a glass because I always used glasses most of the time instead of bottles. It was a Star Wars glass from mcdonalds so when I saw it, I was like SWEET! :D
I remember when my sippy cup was taken away I was always a fighter all my life so I just pushed my dad and took it back and I ran away into the bathroom and locked my self in there.For about 3 hours and then I came out ans screamed "I WANT MY BIG GURL BOTTLE" lol
I don't understand why a kid wouldn't want the awesome, colorful, fun-looking sippy cup and PREFER the boring, clear, un-stimulating bottle! If I were a kid I'd be all over the cool sippy cup with the cartoon characters on it!
You gotta make it cool for a kid that age though, cat, and it doesn't seem that they did that. 4 year olds will take comfortable and familiar over cool any day, you have to reinforce to them that the cool that comes with change is better.
,,,Annnd that's why it's easier to get rid of the bottle when kids are younger. As in, if they're old enough to drink from a sippy cup, they no longer need a bottle.
I am surprised Jo chose the bottle technique to be carried out that way. It seems unnecessarily traumatic to the child to discuss what is going to happen in front of him and then when he is already hysterical, try to hand him a new bottle while waving the old one in front of his face. Ripping it out of his hand and placing in the bin was overkill. This was not the best way to handle this change, could have made it a lot easier.
Im sorry but What I see is the mother not growing up here. I find that the mother has more issues than the child and she is letting the chain of life continue. She clearly has issues. Anytime you have a 3 year on a bottle, that says something about you...you need to let your child grow up and the bottle = a baby, and she is not ready to let that go. I think Jo's technique worked and thank God she showed up in time.!! A Damn Shame forreall!
the easiest way to stop the bottle is that the bottles " get lost" ... The child does not get their bottle until the bottle is found. Eventually, it is not long before the kid just accepts it because he/she spends a lot of time trying to find the missing bottle. Thirst becomes the motivating and educating factor. When this happens, thats when you step up the ego boost.
So they should run everything according to him? Just get rid of it, it shouldn't matter because eventually when he gets thirsty enough he will have no choice but to drink from the cup if the bottle isn't there. It's not traumatizing.
Fair point but they should have handled it a bit better. They had an adult disucssion about moving him on from the bottle in front of him. He eventually understood what they were going to do and he threw a tantrum. he's only 3.While he shoudn't run things he should be shown some compassion. Could have softened the blow a bit by telling him the day before: you're a big boy you're going to have a cup tomorrow. The next morning it's waiting for him and he doesn't even see the bottle again.
why would she hold the bottle in front of him, like ha ha you're not gonna use this anymore.. it seemed like she was taunting him with it. i felt kind of bad for him, because i think that was a cruel way to do it. she should have started it the next day, and first thing in the morning, had juice ready for him in a sippy cup, and told him then that there was no more bottle. of course he would have thrown a hissy fit,but once he gets thirsty enough, he'll drink out of it..
my twins are 10 now, and before they were 2, they were off the bottle and didn't use pacifiers any more.. it can be done, you just can't wait too late before you do these things..
So true! I couldn't agree with you more. God, that was a heart-wrenching scene! Kids love their everyday things, bottles, cushions, umbrellas, whatever. It hurts to have to witness the parents thowing it in the bin! Why do that? Your suggestion was much better. That's what I did with my kid (although much earlier), and it wasn't much of an issue really to replace the bottle without a fuss.
this is why you break the habit before they are too old to be physically attached and the need to change so drastically if they are young you take little steps to change it and it's not so traumatizing
You know what, the kid is only 3 years old. So what that he has a bottle? There are videos on this site of 8 year old children being breastfed.... but a 3 yeard old with a bottle is "fucking pathetic" WHY?
I actually think it was harsh to make him go "cold turkey" on it. Too many changes at once are a bit harsh. They could have started it with him only having his bottle at night time and gradually wean him off it.
'Weaning' doesn't really work on three year olds. They don't really understand why sometimes they get it, and sometimes they don't. Then you have to go through a whining mess every single day of, 'Where's my bottle??!' It's easier on everyone if it's just once. Give it a couple of days, and he won't even care. And I happen to think that breast feeding an eight year old is 'fucking disgusting'!!!
It's true though. There are some nutcases of paretns out there.
I'm going to have to disagree: 3 year olds can be reasoned with and understand simple things. You could tell him I want you to use a cup once a day now as you're a big boy and don't need a bottle anymore. The next week, twice a day for the cup, etc. He'd get used to it more gently and you wouldn't have a screaming tantrum on your hands. and him refusing to use a cup at all.
OMG! A 3 year old using a bottle?? That is so fucking pathetic & that kid so manipulates his parents with his horrible whining & screaming. The parents need to take control away from that awful brat!!
She should have made the new cup fun for him, not just show it to him, take the other one and throw it out... it was way too fast for the boy to get his head around the whole situation. Everyone would throw a tantrum at that age in a situation like that...
eventhough I agree, the bottle had to go... (but there's clearly more than one way)
It's not Jo Frost's fault, Gollywog. They had to do it, otherwise everyone would still think he is a baby. He's 4 years old right now. I can rememeber my sippy cup when I was just only 2 years old. It had a yellow top and it and the rest of it was torquoise. We got rid of it when I was 4 years old. I can just only remember crying desprately for it, but it was just no use. My parents threw it away. I'm older right now. RIP My sippy cup. The same thing is going to happen soon with my slide. bye ;(
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louloutre: I SO agree!
The boy doesn't WANT to get rid of his bottle...they just took it away from him forcefully - WHY??? They could have done a slow change...like giving him both first...turning it into a game to see, whether he can drink from the other cup, encouraging him to try, clap hands and say 'wow, bravo!' if he manages to do it and so on...until the day he by himself chooses to get rid of the baby bottle and be a big boy. There's absolutely NO NEED to force him into this stupidity!!!
God, this was so stupid. Chidren shouldn't be forced into growing, it should come naturally. I can't believe this woman is supposed to set an example. This is a useless traumatism for this child. Sooner or later, he would have done it by himself. They should have tried to alternate the bottle and the sippy cup in the beggining.
No one cares some people just type like that get over it and for people who do type like that its not alot of extra effort as you so put it. Its as natural to them as it the way you type to you.
They set themselves and the child up for that tantrum. The bottle/sippy cup switch was very poorly done. First, they let him listen as they discussed it, so he was already primed to have a fit. They should have made it a fun, special surprise, like getting a new toy, not even mentioned the bottle or had it in view. The cup could have become an instant new treasure. Instead they basically wrenched the bottle from his hands and said he'd never see it again. What response did they expect? Dumb.
@twink1ebug I totally agree, I really like this show but this was poorly done. The only time this may be necessary is if you have to get rid of something that does not get replaced by something else, like a pacifier. And even then there are better ways: We had the "pacifier fairy" come pick them up at night and replace them with a toy......
Geez my parents just threw my brothers bottle out when they got sick of it. He hardly even realized it was gone. And he had been using it longer than this kid.
No need to explain and show him you're throwing it away.
as soon I was feeding myself with my own hands my parents had me on the sippy cup, i think I was about 2. In regards to keeping it as "security" and the keep kids "content"...it's just like a security blanket, relying on something as trivial as a bottle I think is more damaging to the psyche than keeping it and encouraging the reliance on having that item available.
Good for you! that was he can think that things never go away! And it's gonna be soooo good for him when he gets older and experiences loss, or needs to let something go in order to recieve something new, he won't know how to act. And why not give his things away to children who are less fortunate? I really feel you are teaching him/them to be selfish and accept clutter as natural
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I think they should have done it more softly, like making him drink half from the new cup first and then from the bottle, or something, but not throw it away so suddenly. He was clearly very upset and didn't know that was going to happen.
Softly??? He was 3 years old and sucking a bottle. He didn't need a ceremony. He needed to throw that junk away... and to have his butt spanked for acting like a terror!
That's a good strategy... though it should've been used when he was 11 or 12 months old. If it were me, I would've given the milk in the bottle, and the juice in the cup. Usually children love sweet stuff, and that's why you've got to put it to the test. If they want the sweet stuff, they have to use the cup. :)
flamebenbombay, really. what kind of cup was it. IU have aspergers syndrome ( this muST apply to every one, even me, spongebobcf (the "cf" means: CHASE ( i dont think you can believe it) Fromm) took me a long fuck*n time to get ME to sign in. im 12 years old. i have four other people in my family, and i wach anime (if you guys have seen kappa mikey, sumo of all fears, mitsuki and lily, who are really cute, but scary in one of the shots.
You sure you want to assume that someone doesn't have a life because they make so many comments on YouTube? Before you make a judgment call on someone, you should find out who they really are first. Just a thought. :)
I do feel bad fior the kid, bu the problemis that his mother let himbe on the bottle for too damn long. If she had done a properjob, she'd already have the kid on a sippy cup
Why didn't she take Chase to the store and let him pick out his own cup? Taking the bottle away is the right thing to do, but they could have made it fun for him vs. traumatizing!
to: all4pharlap (2 weeks ago) "15 years of expierance i think she knows what she is doing" I've got twenty nine years experience raising nine children who are emotionally and physically healthy and well adjusted, I think I know what I'M doing. She's obviously not right about everything, because she's dead wrong about this.
I do feel bad fior the kid, bu the problemis that his mother let himbe on the bottle for too damn long. If she had done a properjob, she'd already have the kid on a sippy cup
A tantrum like this would make me more inclined to throw the bottle away. There's nothing as disgusting and unattractive as immaturity. It grosses me out. There's kids in my family that are immature tantrum-throwers at family dinners. I get so grossed out I can't eat.
you know what eleatro, we dont buy a fucking shit, insun work out of the mother fucking behavoir from you!!!! you stupid fuck!!!! antifucker, my ass, it took me 5 seconds! get new methods, are gonna fuck to hell! i dont give a shit if somthing were askin, i'll fuck you with this shit, because the bad versions were better the the mother fucking good versions. get your shit straight! cause lett me tell you somthing you shit for brain god fucks who desinged this shit! you see this shit?!:
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I love supernanny but she's dead wrong about the bottle. Babies have a sucking reflex until they are between six & eight yrs old, they lose the ability to digest milk between six & eight, & lose their milk teeth around the same time. In the old country my grandfather said it was common for children to nurse until six/seven yrs old. In the Bible, Samuel was weaned at seven, seven is the age of reason, the age kids can explore away from mama. Why are we in such a hurry to make our babies grow up?
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I have twentynine years of raising nine children who are emotionally and physically healthy well adjusted human beings, I think I know what I'M doing. Just because she's a nanny, doesn't mean she's got it all perfectly right. She doesn't see the end result of what she implements on the children when they are grown, I HAVE seen the results. Don't you read? Read up on the emotional and physical damage it does to a child to deprive them of their sucking needs before they're six or seven years old.
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In the Bible? Seriously? I suppose you think Methuselah lived 900 years too. The Bible has many excellent lessons but "age seven" there may be completely different from our concept of age seven.
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Yes, I absolutely do think that Methuselah lived to be 900 years old. People lived to be hundreds of years old before the flood. But Samuel was after the flood and lived at a time when people had normal life spans and WAS weaned at SEVEN. A normal seven years old as we know it. Just within the twentieth century people were still weaning their children that late. My grandfather and his whole village in the Ukraine were weaned at six and seven years old, this is just the early nineteen hundreds.
The thing I don't understand is, why does he have to move on to the sippy cup, isn't he old enough to drink from a glass. They will have same fight in the future with the sippy cup, it's silly.
I see what you're saying there, he is old enough for a cup, but what I think she may have been doing is making it so that it doesn't feel to chase like it's such a massive change, cos that cup looks pretty similar to the bottle, whereas a cup is completely different. I'd hazzard a guess that's what she was trying to achieve there.
how cruel this is, you cant just decide to get rid of the bottle just like that after so long-no kid goes to school with a bottle do they? for all you making hard unfeeling comments what about someone decides to throw your booze and cigs after so long, how would you react???????? bet you would be throwing one too ehhh
In this case, it's a must because he's three years old. I blame the parents for this because they should've weaned him much sooner. To wean, does not mean that he gets rid of it cold turkey. No, you compromise -- milk in the bottle, and juice in the sippy cup.
i have two kids, one is 5 and she had a bottle until around 3 and a half, but i didnt just decide one day shes not having it any more i did it gradually!! and i have a 17 month old who has a cup for juice and milk for bottle. so i must of done something right. i just dont agree with the way this is done- as simple as- it is too harsh for my liking
actually, when I was in 1st grade I remember a kinder gardener throwing a tantrum because his mom had taken his bottle away on the first day of school. Kids do get addicted to bottles and binkies, and it's really no good because it causes serious dental problems after a while.
Fill the bottle with something disgusting, like vinegar, and let the kid drink on that. I don't know if it would work for good, but just a suggestion.
hes a brat when he has a tantrum that mother needs to not be afriad but she does pretty well i am actullay very very impressed super nanny is AWESOME@!
that kid is a bitch when he chucks his cup across the table what a bitch
Wow. If that was my kid he would have been off the bottle 2 years ago, and he would get the snot beaten out of him for throwing a tantrum like that! I'd hate to see this brat when he's a teenager. If this ever happens in my house I can guarantee the child will have a sore a.s.s and they will NEVER act like that.
You know, I think kids should learn how to use the sippy cup once they turn one year old. What I did with my little cousin was, I would give her milk from the bottle, but if she wanted juice, she would have to use the sippy cup. Of course, she preferred the juice over the milk, and she learned how to use the sippy cup.
I'm reminded of myself. I was even later getting off of bottles but that for me was because my dad was looking for work and we didn't have the money to spare on a new cup. I ate solid food while using the bottle as my cup and my parents sometimes let me leave the lid off it :)
By the time we got the new cups I was exstatic! I'm 16 now and still have a wierd habbit of grabbing my favorite lid and chewing on the mouthpiece. I never use the cups anymore. I just chew the tops. Is that wierd?
HellfireXChaotica 17 hours ago
Chase Is Sad!He Soo Sad!Im Going To Kill And Knock His Mom With Steel,Wheel,Tires,And Trains!Because Her Mom His A Jerk!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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@ThomasBrainLine I'm not trying to be hostile but I have to point out that disciplining your children and making them move on to lifetime milestones (such as getting rid of bottles and moving to solid food), is not mean. Normally yes the child would be introduced to solid food slowly and in turn taken off the bottle slowly, but by the time children are three that process is over. Chase will get used to it. Separation of something you had for a long time is hard. I've been through it myself...
HellfireXChaotica 18 hours ago
Its like this take the bottle at 10 months! Gie them a cup. I promise you they wont know the difference! idk why ppl wait so log to take shit like that away! It rots theyre teeth!
NaturallyMe18 1 week ago
a bottle at 3,really. most stop at one or so.
heavennoseven 1 month ago
bye bottle big baby
MrJimmiemiles 1 month ago
chase goses to my school and he is suspended for hiting my friend and her sister.he gets lots of referrals to but he is nice
TheCupcake2233 1 month ago
chace can't have the baby bottle any more he just want a new cup just like i did so i got a new waterbottle
salgio1111 1 month ago
It's kind of obvious that Chase is a brat He's yelling and whining and Colleen just takes it. He's little i know but the fact that Colleen brought over the bottle was probably not the best plan =/ and yeah the dad should of done that not her. Not saying she did it bad she tried but it just wasn't very good
jmacjr101 3 months ago
f%^*(() you jo
andrew55656 3 months ago
Corey is all some he's my best friend
mr305jj 4 months ago
All y'all g dam hater shut the fuck up Corey is like my bro he lives dwn the street from me
lohr1997 5 months ago
Chase was probably going through separation anxiety of a special item.
pbscraze 6 months ago
when i was4 i had asippy cup it hadaclear top therest was yellow i' m older now
ebacklin 7 months ago
can anybody download the one with the 3 year old with adhd?
trulychloe 7 months ago
what a baby
thomasmetaltakenplay 8 months ago
i didn't just take her bottle away i gave her juice in her cup than later her milk by the end she didn't notice the bottle was missing at all took me 2 months but she didn't do that at all.
tiniowien57401 9 months ago
oh the baby feelins was so hurt @0:30. poor baby he shuldve been winged off the bottle at 1o months
iluvpott 9 months ago
haha did anyone else explode with laughter when he slapped himself a few times at 0:32?
gymnast768 9 months ago 2
@amilieyvette
An 8 year old being breast fed is nothing i read in a magazine that a woman breast fed her whole family- her husband 34 and gher 2 daughters 8 10!!!!
missmilkshake21 9 months ago
When i was little my parents took my bottle away when they gave me a sippy cup and i didn't mind a bit.
MrBuckmaster69able 10 months ago
I totally understand why Colleen had to do it. But I think if the dad had done it, it wouldve been a lot quicker lol
horseanddoglover777 10 months ago
that kid must be crazy i wondent cry if i were him a wid say yahhhh
spidermanfanish 10 months ago
that kid must be crazy
spidermanfanish 10 months ago
better way.. explain that you got them a new cup one for big kids. let them pick it out. don't even mention the bottle anymore.simple
MrSunshineinthesky 10 months ago
Pretty humorous to see Chase slap himself on the head and the expression on his face when announced that he was being given a new cup and having his bottle taken. LOL!!!!!!
Stringfellow74 11 months ago
I'm 15 that's me right there if you try and stick a needel in me I gave a nurse a black eye once
Vampiretoshiro1121 1 year ago
Jo sure has good tips
JasielMartin92 1 year ago 3
@JasielMartin92 I agree. If I have children one day and they behave very badly, I'll call Supernanny. :)
TheAdventurousGirl 1 year ago
lol I never cried over having my bottle replaced with a ''glass'' of my own at 3-4 years old.. it was a glass because I always used glasses most of the time instead of bottles. It was a Star Wars glass from mcdonalds so when I saw it, I was like SWEET! :D
7MasterJedi7 1 year ago
LOL that kid can sure throw a bottle O.O
ninjablack100 1 year ago
I feel so bad for the kid when i was that age
ninjablack100 1 year ago
LOL! It slided across the table!
yoshidude987 1 year ago
"I dont know, i kinda like it, WOW!" lol
KeswickCamp08 1 year ago
I remember when my sippy cup was taken away I was always a fighter all my life so I just pushed my dad and took it back and I ran away into the bathroom and locked my self in there.For about 3 hours and then I came out ans screamed "I WANT MY BIG GURL BOTTLE" lol
panda3951 1 year ago
when i was 3 years old, i was glad to get rid of my bottle and be drinking out of cups
brandonvotaw 1 year ago
this is why im not going to have children. I would FLIP out.
link40k 1 year ago
looooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooool
MONSTEREVA 1 year ago
when I was young, i wanted to get rid of my bottle, and drink out of cups.
brandonvotaw 1 year ago
How stupid is this mom! Don't even tell the kid you are throwing it out and don't show it to him, just act normal and give him the cup, geez
Baltodefyinggravity 1 year ago
wow that was one nasty temper tantrum and all over a baby bottle!
MooCow354 1 year ago
throw the damn thing away! and its done. no need to explain why, your the boss and kids do what their told...am I alone in this??
actuary33 1 year ago
The kid slapped himself.
ringo4eva1 1 year ago
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gentleradical 1 year ago
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gentleradical 1 year ago
Toddlers don't drink out of bottles!
TheRascalFlattsfan6 1 year ago
in a way poor kid.my kid had the same problem with this
daddyslittlegirl241 1 year ago
I don't understand why a kid wouldn't want the awesome, colorful, fun-looking sippy cup and PREFER the boring, clear, un-stimulating bottle! If I were a kid I'd be all over the cool sippy cup with the cartoon characters on it!
Mysterycat74 1 year ago
@Mysterycat74
You gotta make it cool for a kid that age though, cat, and it doesn't seem that they did that. 4 year olds will take comfortable and familiar over cool any day, you have to reinforce to them that the cool that comes with change is better.
lesterclaypool1 1 year ago
in my family we had a different technique,
on chirstmas or birthday or anyday that gives you presents
we would hav to trade our bottles for presents and new cups.
and i never missed my bottle,
even tho apple juice anyway tasted better in a bottle :]
iloveyou5256 1 year ago
,,,Annnd that's why it's easier to get rid of the bottle when kids are younger. As in, if they're old enough to drink from a sippy cup, they no longer need a bottle.
GoddessFourWinds 1 year ago
Did anyone see when the kid was smaking himself in the face
ClockwardsTops 1 year ago 4
@ClockwardsTops
Yeah, that was a bit beyond disturbing, wasn't it?
I've seen frustrated kids in my time but I have yet to see self abuse out of frustration at THAT age.
lesterclaypool1 1 year ago
3 years old n he still has a bottle omg thats bad
bronwyn13245 1 year ago
Jeez! That kid seriously needs to become a kid and not stay as a baby! I let go of sip cups when i was 2!
RCT3Crashes100 1 year ago
lol @ the dad in the end
jrsgirlforever 1 year ago
I am surprised Jo chose the bottle technique to be carried out that way. It seems unnecessarily traumatic to the child to discuss what is going to happen in front of him and then when he is already hysterical, try to hand him a new bottle while waving the old one in front of his face. Ripping it out of his hand and placing in the bin was overkill. This was not the best way to handle this change, could have made it a lot easier.
juliofloria33 1 year ago 2
Im sorry but What I see is the mother not growing up here. I find that the mother has more issues than the child and she is letting the chain of life continue. She clearly has issues. Anytime you have a 3 year on a bottle, that says something about you...you need to let your child grow up and the bottle = a baby, and she is not ready to let that go. I think Jo's technique worked and thank God she showed up in time.!! A Damn Shame forreall!
MoCaBean002 2 years ago 8
the easiest way to stop the bottle is that the bottles " get lost" ... The child does not get their bottle until the bottle is found. Eventually, it is not long before the kid just accepts it because he/she spends a lot of time trying to find the missing bottle. Thirst becomes the motivating and educating factor. When this happens, thats when you step up the ego boost.
cococalm 2 years ago
That's totally dumb..3 years old and using a bottle? Geez.
SelenaLover4Evah 2 years ago 7
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It's entirely appropriate for them to talk in front of him. He hears the conversation and they said nothing that was bad.
dattexas 2 years ago
I love how they have the discussion about getting rid of the bottle in front of him. It;s not really appropraite.
AmelieYvette 2 years ago 2
So they should run everything according to him? Just get rid of it, it shouldn't matter because eventually when he gets thirsty enough he will have no choice but to drink from the cup if the bottle isn't there. It's not traumatizing.
crystalette 2 years ago
Fair point but they should have handled it a bit better. They had an adult disucssion about moving him on from the bottle in front of him. He eventually understood what they were going to do and he threw a tantrum. he's only 3.While he shoudn't run things he should be shown some compassion. Could have softened the blow a bit by telling him the day before: you're a big boy you're going to have a cup tomorrow. The next morning it's waiting for him and he doesn't even see the bottle again.
AmelieYvette 2 years ago
Obviously the kid was too reluctant to remove his old cup.
Copper20 2 years ago 2
This is like taking away a security blanket, but bottle is worse..
Nanny never told her to take the bottle to him, the FATHER DID!! listen really close on :20 you can hear him say "here". he had the bottle.
they throw it away in front of him to show him, there is no more it is gone.
The dad is so cool " look at the cool cup!! watch it turn look at the colors, i like it WOW!!
aniwaya38 2 years ago 2
I agree, that was the best thing to do.
If the parents show interest in the cup, the kid will get to find it interesting too!
EmoSupernova 2 years ago 2
why would she hold the bottle in front of him, like ha ha you're not gonna use this anymore.. it seemed like she was taunting him with it. i felt kind of bad for him, because i think that was a cruel way to do it. she should have started it the next day, and first thing in the morning, had juice ready for him in a sippy cup, and told him then that there was no more bottle. of course he would have thrown a hissy fit,but once he gets thirsty enough, he'll drink out of it..
199iluvmookie 2 years ago 3
my twins are 10 now, and before they were 2, they were off the bottle and didn't use pacifiers any more.. it can be done, you just can't wait too late before you do these things..
199iluvmookie 2 years ago
So true! I couldn't agree with you more. God, that was a heart-wrenching scene! Kids love their everyday things, bottles, cushions, umbrellas, whatever. It hurts to have to witness the parents thowing it in the bin! Why do that? Your suggestion was much better. That's what I did with my kid (although much earlier), and it wasn't much of an issue really to replace the bottle without a fuss.
uclmu2008 2 years ago 2
the dad at the end is so nice to the kid! DAD: 'look at how cool it is i kinda like it myself"'
XyliaTaffan 2 years ago 2
agreed...this is an amazing dad. refreshing!
lovelylittlelin 2 years ago
this is why you break the habit before they are too old to be physically attached and the need to change so drastically if they are young you take little steps to change it and it's not so traumatizing
pyxiekit 2 years ago 3
when the child is old enough to ask for the bottle for the pacifier i think its time to heave ho.
ellohay872 2 years ago
You know what, the kid is only 3 years old. So what that he has a bottle? There are videos on this site of 8 year old children being breastfed.... but a 3 yeard old with a bottle is "fucking pathetic" WHY?
I actually think it was harsh to make him go "cold turkey" on it. Too many changes at once are a bit harsh. They could have started it with him only having his bottle at night time and gradually wean him off it.
AmelieYvette 2 years ago
'Weaning' doesn't really work on three year olds. They don't really understand why sometimes they get it, and sometimes they don't. Then you have to go through a whining mess every single day of, 'Where's my bottle??!' It's easier on everyone if it's just once. Give it a couple of days, and he won't even care. And I happen to think that breast feeding an eight year old is 'fucking disgusting'!!!
Peace0MamaCas 2 years ago
I guess so. I'm in agreement about breastfeeding 8 year olds.... the kids should be taken into care. It's abuse!
AmelieYvette 2 years ago
Amelie
a 8 year old be breast fed is YUCK!! disgusting!!
Also weaning a child of that age off the bottle, would be worse on him! He would be so confused.
aniwaya38 2 years ago
It's true though. There are some nutcases of paretns out there.
I'm going to have to disagree: 3 year olds can be reasoned with and understand simple things. You could tell him I want you to use a cup once a day now as you're a big boy and don't need a bottle anymore. The next week, twice a day for the cup, etc. He'd get used to it more gently and you wouldn't have a screaming tantrum on your hands. and him refusing to use a cup at all.
AmelieYvette 2 years ago
I can't believe a three year old is using a bottle.
TheDSfan 2 years ago
OMG! A 3 year old using a bottle?? That is so fucking pathetic & that kid so manipulates his parents with his horrible whining & screaming. The parents need to take control away from that awful brat!!
porkchopnbuddy 2 years ago
She should have made the new cup fun for him, not just show it to him, take the other one and throw it out... it was way too fast for the boy to get his head around the whole situation. Everyone would throw a tantrum at that age in a situation like that...
eventhough I agree, the bottle had to go... (but there's clearly more than one way)
NicBean85 2 years ago 2
uhhhhh ........ why not only put water in the bottle and then put yummy stuff in the cup?
wackyweed57 2 years ago
It's not Jo Frost's fault, Gollywog. They had to do it, otherwise everyone would still think he is a baby. He's 4 years old right now. I can rememeber my sippy cup when I was just only 2 years old. It had a yellow top and it and the rest of it was torquoise. We got rid of it when I was 4 years old. I can just only remember crying desprately for it, but it was just no use. My parents threw it away. I'm older right now. RIP My sippy cup. The same thing is going to happen soon with my slide. bye ;(
KungFuMasterFan 2 years ago 33
@KungFuMasterFan GROW UP YOU BIG BABY!
trulychloe 5 months ago
Poor him... ;(
KungFuMasterFan 2 years ago
I can't believe he hit himself! :( I feel sorry for him... ;(
KungFuMasterFan 2 years ago
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louloutre: I SO agree!
The boy doesn't WANT to get rid of his bottle...they just took it away from him forcefully - WHY??? They could have done a slow change...like giving him both first...turning it into a game to see, whether he can drink from the other cup, encouraging him to try, clap hands and say 'wow, bravo!' if he manages to do it and so on...until the day he by himself chooses to get rid of the baby bottle and be a big boy. There's absolutely NO NEED to force him into this stupidity!!!
ayaminobaka 2 years ago
That's bizarre. Most children I know are eager to try big kid items, such as a proper cup
LadyVader33 2 years ago
God, this was so stupid. Chidren shouldn't be forced into growing, it should come naturally. I can't believe this woman is supposed to set an example. This is a useless traumatism for this child. Sooner or later, he would have done it by himself. They should have tried to alternate the bottle and the sippy cup in the beggining.
louloutre 2 years ago
poor kid..havin a major breakdown..i feel bad cause i am havin a bit of chuckle...
adatheraider 2 years ago 12
geez. Crying over a cup
computerexpert3 2 years ago 5
Why do you capitalize every single word? That's a lot of extra effort! It's not needed.
cutekittygirl 2 years ago 6
Why? Does It Bother You?
No one cares some people just type like that get over it and for people who do type like that its not alot of extra effort as you so put it. Its as natural to them as it the way you type to you.
SkitzomaticPup 2 years ago 6
I don't mind it, it makes the comment more SERIOUS!
KMH4021 2 years ago
WTF this is a damn bottle not dying. Hitting himself because he's upset> Throwing it? No. Colleen did a great Job doing this :) :) :) :) :)
jmacjr101 2 years ago
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things ahh.. moving too fahst. I ahm newt shore aboot it. what's awll that aboot?
doon't poot ur foot in it. yoo sally gool. im goona give yoo a smock.
lilyluNcrew 2 years ago
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I also think there's no reason to force him to give up the bottle. It's harmless, and he'd give it up willingly in his own time.
twink1ebug 2 years ago
They set themselves and the child up for that tantrum. The bottle/sippy cup switch was very poorly done. First, they let him listen as they discussed it, so he was already primed to have a fit. They should have made it a fun, special surprise, like getting a new toy, not even mentioned the bottle or had it in view. The cup could have become an instant new treasure. Instead they basically wrenched the bottle from his hands and said he'd never see it again. What response did they expect? Dumb.
twink1ebug 2 years ago 26
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That's jo frost fault. She told them to do it like that
Gollywog 2 years ago
@twink1ebug you are so right i agree
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Salsagirl66 10 months ago
@twink1ebug I totally agree, I really like this show but this was poorly done. The only time this may be necessary is if you have to get rid of something that does not get replaced by something else, like a pacifier. And even then there are better ways: We had the "pacifier fairy" come pick them up at night and replace them with a toy......
Salsagirl66 10 months ago 2
Geez my parents just threw my brothers bottle out when they got sick of it. He hardly even realized it was gone. And he had been using it longer than this kid.
No need to explain and show him you're throwing it away.
lapinkawaii 2 years ago 5
Funny how the dad seems really into the new bottle, more than the kid. haha
sccr2009 2 years ago 5
ya that was cute lol!!!!
tubbyflip 2 years ago 4
as soon I was feeding myself with my own hands my parents had me on the sippy cup, i think I was about 2. In regards to keeping it as "security" and the keep kids "content"...it's just like a security blanket, relying on something as trivial as a bottle I think is more damaging to the psyche than keeping it and encouraging the reliance on having that item available.
rylraven13 2 years ago
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That was CRUEL! :-(
Poor Chase!
I NEVER throw my little sons stuff out! We keep it all in the basement and he can go look at it when he wants too! That makes him secure and content!
What a trauma they are causing for this poor boy! :-( Totally unnessecary!!!
kvikkurin 2 years ago
Good for you! that was he can think that things never go away! And it's gonna be soooo good for him when he gets older and experiences loss, or needs to let something go in order to recieve something new, he won't know how to act. And why not give his things away to children who are less fortunate? I really feel you are teaching him/them to be selfish and accept clutter as natural
steviesniper 2 years ago
Chase Christiansen burst into tears.
petermullinvideos 2 years ago
I started drinking from a glass when i was only
2 and a half!.
basim1408 2 years ago
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I think they should have done it more softly, like making him drink half from the new cup first and then from the bottle, or something, but not throw it away so suddenly. He was clearly very upset and didn't know that was going to happen.
miajal 2 years ago
Softly??? He was 3 years old and sucking a bottle. He didn't need a ceremony. He needed to throw that junk away... and to have his butt spanked for acting like a terror!
1superNATURALwoman 2 years ago 4
That's a good strategy... though it should've been used when he was 11 or 12 months old. If it were me, I would've given the milk in the bottle, and the juice in the cup. Usually children love sweet stuff, and that's why you've got to put it to the test. If they want the sweet stuff, they have to use the cup. :)
crpsaiyan 2 years ago
"Look at this cool cup!" - Dad
at least he's trying to sell it.
EnzoTheBaker 2 years ago 6
by the time i was like 1 i already had those weird sippy cup things XD
It is HILARIOUS how the kids cling the bottle to themselves it is so funny xD
flambenbombay 2 years ago
what type of cup was it? was it gerber playtex
spongebobcf 2 years ago
Candy! i youse to do those things like when i was 1.
spongebobcf 2 years ago
flamebenbombay, really. what kind of cup was it. IU have aspergers syndrome ( this muST apply to every one, even me, spongebobcf (the "cf" means: CHASE ( i dont think you can believe it) Fromm) took me a long fuck*n time to get ME to sign in. im 12 years old. i have four other people in my family, and i wach anime (if you guys have seen kappa mikey, sumo of all fears, mitsuki and lily, who are really cute, but scary in one of the shots.
spongebobcf 2 years ago
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Jo frost, FFFUUUUUUUUUUUUCK YOU!
MMM-hmm
spongebobcf 2 years ago
Dorg! Nerg! (Dork! Nerd!)
spongebobcf 2 years ago
ok, why the fuckin niggar are ya guys putting ;( ? THAT'S JUST SHITY
spongebobcf 2 years ago
why do you comment on every single part of supernanny? you really have no life.
FlowerDesertRose 2 years ago
You sure you want to assume that someone doesn't have a life because they make so many comments on YouTube? Before you make a judgment call on someone, you should find out who they really are first. Just a thought. :)
crpsaiyan 2 years ago
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AmelieYvette 2 years ago
I do feel bad fior the kid, bu the problemis that his mother let himbe on the bottle for too damn long. If she had done a properjob, she'd already have the kid on a sippy cup
lexxxusb 2 years ago 3
haha 0.33 and 0.34 started himself
lolness
monty2oo7 2 years ago 2
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OMG let the kid have his bottle
Fancy303 2 years ago
This is about the worst part of the show I have ever seen.
Who really gives a rip what the kid drinks from? Is it THAT important? Choose your battles...
BRDCHGO 2 years ago
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0:42 to 0:43 there is something definintely fake about the way the bottle flies across the table, as if it is being yanked on a piece of string.
cottonwhiskersuk 3 years ago
0:32 to 0:33 LMFAO. Funniest two seconds on Youtube! :-D
cottonwhiskersuk 3 years ago 2
Why didn't she take Chase to the store and let him pick out his own cup? Taking the bottle away is the right thing to do, but they could have made it fun for him vs. traumatizing!
sweetmusicdiscovery 3 years ago 5
haha kid ruined alligator how sad
BismaRocks3 3 years ago
to: all4pharlap (2 weeks ago) "15 years of expierance i think she knows what she is doing" I've got twenty nine years experience raising nine children who are emotionally and physically healthy and well adjusted, I think I know what I'M doing. She's obviously not right about everything, because she's dead wrong about this.
martiebaby 3 years ago
I didnt say ur doing it wrong ethire tho
different things work for different childeren
and this tech could easily work for this boy but not another
all i said was sicne she has 15 years of expieriance i would think she woukd know what she's doing because well i would of thorought she would
all4pharlap 3 years ago
I do feel bad fior the kid, bu the problemis that his mother let himbe on the bottle for too damn long. If she had done a properjob, she'd already have the kid on a sippy cup
InflatableKMH 3 years ago
A tantrum like this would make me more inclined to throw the bottle away. There's nothing as disgusting and unattractive as immaturity. It grosses me out. There's kids in my family that are immature tantrum-throwers at family dinners. I get so grossed out I can't eat.
MondoBeno 3 years ago 2
I hate it when the kids cry when they're getting punished.
I wanna slap em all!!
eleatro 3 years ago 3
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you know what eleatro, we dont buy a fucking shit, insun work out of the mother fucking behavoir from you!!!! you stupid fuck!!!! antifucker, my ass, it took me 5 seconds! get new methods, are gonna fuck to hell! i dont give a shit if somthing were askin, i'll fuck you with this shit, because the bad versions were better the the mother fucking good versions. get your shit straight! cause lett me tell you somthing you shit for brain god fucks who desinged this shit! you see this shit?!:
spongebobcf 2 years ago
That is a Evenflo Dazzler Sippy Cup
spongebobcf 2 years ago
cos this is a big bad world
steffwin1987 3 years ago
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I love supernanny but she's dead wrong about the bottle. Babies have a sucking reflex until they are between six & eight yrs old, they lose the ability to digest milk between six & eight, & lose their milk teeth around the same time. In the old country my grandfather said it was common for children to nurse until six/seven yrs old. In the Bible, Samuel was weaned at seven, seven is the age of reason, the age kids can explore away from mama. Why are we in such a hurry to make our babies grow up?
martiebaby 3 years ago
oh please...he looks like an idiot...3 years old walking around with a damn bottle...that's why he is behaving as if he is in his terrible "2s"
nycsky38 3 years ago 2
15 years of expierance i think she knows what she is doing
all4pharlap 3 years ago
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I have twentynine years of raising nine children who are emotionally and physically healthy well adjusted human beings, I think I know what I'M doing. Just because she's a nanny, doesn't mean she's got it all perfectly right. She doesn't see the end result of what she implements on the children when they are grown, I HAVE seen the results. Don't you read? Read up on the emotional and physical damage it does to a child to deprive them of their sucking needs before they're six or seven years old.
martiebaby 3 years ago
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In the Bible? Seriously? I suppose you think Methuselah lived 900 years too. The Bible has many excellent lessons but "age seven" there may be completely different from our concept of age seven.
sweetmusicdiscovery 3 years ago
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Yes, I absolutely do think that Methuselah lived to be 900 years old. People lived to be hundreds of years old before the flood. But Samuel was after the flood and lived at a time when people had normal life spans and WAS weaned at SEVEN. A normal seven years old as we know it. Just within the twentieth century people were still weaning their children that late. My grandfather and his whole village in the Ukraine were weaned at six and seven years old, this is just the early nineteen hundreds.
martiebaby 3 years ago
Why Are U Talking About The Bible U Guys,
Martiebaby And Sweetmusicdiscovery?.
bushthetosh 2 years ago
No joke, it's almost as if the kid knows soemthing is up and has to do with his bottle before the words are even said
InflatableKMH 3 years ago
i DO feel bad tho :/
moochieh1 3 years ago
I agree,I feel bad for him, too but he needs to nemovedfrom the bottle and put onto the sippy cup
InflatableKMH 3 years ago
The thing I don't understand is, why does he have to move on to the sippy cup, isn't he old enough to drink from a glass. They will have same fight in the future with the sippy cup, it's silly.
tatiecat 3 years ago 4
I see what you're saying there, he is old enough for a cup, but what I think she may have been doing is making it so that it doesn't feel to chase like it's such a massive change, cos that cup looks pretty similar to the bottle, whereas a cup is completely different. I'd hazzard a guess that's what she was trying to achieve there.
MetalMonster17 3 years ago 4
lol look at the childs face at 0:27 and then he slaps his face no offence for the child.
moochieh1 3 years ago
I hate my cusin because she cut the bottle cold turkey *shes 2* and i had to be weanesd!
bathbeads10 3 years ago
doesnt look like it from where im standing, it looks like its going in the bin to me!
jillsaudan 3 years ago
how cruel this is, you cant just decide to get rid of the bottle just like that after so long-no kid goes to school with a bottle do they? for all you making hard unfeeling comments what about someone decides to throw your booze and cigs after so long, how would you react???????? bet you would be throwing one too ehhh
jillsaudan 3 years ago
In this case, it's a must because he's three years old. I blame the parents for this because they should've weaned him much sooner. To wean, does not mean that he gets rid of it cold turkey. No, you compromise -- milk in the bottle, and juice in the sippy cup.
crpsaiyan 3 years ago
thats your opinion
jillsaudan 3 years ago
Fine, but if you have kids, and they start manipulating you, then don't come crying to anyone about it. Whatever you decide, it's all on you.
crpsaiyan 3 years ago
i have two kids, one is 5 and she had a bottle until around 3 and a half, but i didnt just decide one day shes not having it any more i did it gradually!! and i have a 17 month old who has a cup for juice and milk for bottle. so i must of done something right. i just dont agree with the way this is done- as simple as- it is too harsh for my liking
jillsaudan 3 years ago
actually, when I was in 1st grade I remember a kinder gardener throwing a tantrum because his mom had taken his bottle away on the first day of school. Kids do get addicted to bottles and binkies, and it's really no good because it causes serious dental problems after a while.
barkingtree88 3 years ago
I agree with crpsaiyan, the boy is 3 years old and he needs to move on.
Ntrlhrsgrl 3 years ago
it called lazy parent who cant just take the dam bottle away
falloutgurl247 3 years ago
Fill the bottle with something disgusting, like vinegar, and let the kid drink on that. I don't know if it would work for good, but just a suggestion.
Contorce 3 years ago
don't worry, my big boy, you will return to the bottle when you're grown up. and that bottle will have better content, too!
daskraut 3 years ago
hes a brat when he has a tantrum that mother needs to not be afriad but she does pretty well i am actullay very very impressed super nanny is AWESOME@!
that kid is a bitch when he chucks his cup across the table what a bitch
jmacjr101 3 years ago
Wow. If that was my kid he would have been off the bottle 2 years ago, and he would get the snot beaten out of him for throwing a tantrum like that! I'd hate to see this brat when he's a teenager. If this ever happens in my house I can guarantee the child will have a sore a.s.s and they will NEVER act like that.
MontyPythonPhan 3 years ago
Oh god..
anorexiasuicide 3 years ago 3
Man...that Chase is such a Drama Queen! Crying as if he were being tortured when they chucked his bottle.
TheMarioBros 3 years ago
You go dad. Make the new bottle sound much more interesting by saying how cool it is. This always works with Kids ^^
Paraplueschi 3 years ago 12
If Chase kept his bottle, pretty soon he'd have it in his briefcase.
RagingBanebou 3 years ago 7
I know that when the dad said "I don't know, I kinda like it" at the end, he was just kidding. But lol :]
sarcasticAzn77 3 years ago
You know, I think kids should learn how to use the sippy cup once they turn one year old. What I did with my little cousin was, I would give her milk from the bottle, but if she wanted juice, she would have to use the sippy cup. Of course, she preferred the juice over the milk, and she learned how to use the sippy cup.
crpsaiyan 3 years ago
Chase is hilarious! If I were 3 years old, Iwould not want a bottle
theharmonicablues 3 years ago 3