This is ridiculous this situation has nothing to do with the parents being deaf . Bet they would have been in the same situation being hearing . These parent have no control .
I know exactly what those kids need...they need to have a visit by their friend Mr. BELT! Those children are horrible..and time out is not doing the trick.
The little girls see Melissa more as a mother than their real mother. But Melissa isn't a mother, she is a big sister. That's the part she should have in the family, and she knows that. She is totally right by saying that the parents have to bring the girls to bed without her help.
Kids act the same way they see their parents interact with one another.clearly the parents dont have a good relationship so the kids refuse to learn sign language because to them that would be taking a step closer to being like their parents.and they dont want that.anyway,i just believe that if you cannot discipline your kids at least dont have so many!I feel sorry for Melissa..yet i admire her for being so strong and carrying all the family problems.
I'm annoyed at all these people saying "derp, when I was a kid my parents would throw rocks at me to discipline me." Honestly? These parents just want to give their kids a good childhood and for the kids to ACTUALLY LIKE THEM when they grow up. Whatever sort of hellish thing you got when you were young, it's pretty obvious your parents don't respect you on the level the parents featured in this show do. Now kindly shut up.
I feel so bad for Melissa. I used to look after my 4 siblings but luckily two of them are old enough now for me not to but I still spend a lot of my time keeping tabs on the youngest two. Even when my parents are here I have to deal with them. And now my parents even have foreign students as guests and when my parents are gone I have to deal with their breakfast and dinner as well! It's worse for Melissa though.
heck if someone gave me green beans i would chow down and 9 :00 is incredibly late i would say around 6 maybe 7 at the least 6:30 at the latest and they should eat there vegies
@nycolinoo so right!we're neighbours :) i live in greece.here the average time a preschooler goes to bed is around 9.30.actually as a kid i could go to sleep anytime i wanted as long as I would be up and ready for school at 7.30 in the morning.
What was the name of the family where a father tells Jo that his older daughter cleans up her room in the daytime because she likes to mess it up at night? I saw that episode when I was 3 and remember it but can't find it.
9pm actually sin't late, when I was 7 that was my bed time, and I got all the hours I needed. I really feel sorry for Melissa, I can relate yo her, my aprents forced me to grow up to fast. her parents need to stop using her as the parents and actually BE a parent, deaf or not, and how could they stupidly not teach their kids sign language or something? Jo's got her work cut out for her
@langhalsen omg LMAO XD i know a guy who is deaf, heres a tip, dont speak to him while he is driving... he will turn and look at you instantly and go "what?" and ignore the road XD Thats mainly because he is deaf and slack though rather than just deaf XD
I wish Supernanny would come to HK. There's a little French bitch who lives right beneath me - Charlotte, age 4. And all she does is kick, scream and throw ridiculously long tantrums every seven or so minutes when she doesn't get EXACTLY what she wants -which includes wearing a princess party dress every single day.
They're little kids. By default, they bounce off the walls from time to time. Some times worse than others. But it's still the parents fault for letting it get this far. They, for some reason, think they can't take care of their kids. Kids are mental. Since they didn't realize it, it's their own damn fault.
3rd time: grounded to room for night. no games, no tv...nothing no hitting no screaming. i am carful to make the rules and consiquences very clear so there is no confusion. it works my son loves me very much but he also knows i will dicipline him if necesary and he is a terrific lil guy. not perfect..typical boy but not a brat like that either..aww hell no
While their disability isn't their fault, it is their fault the kids are idiots, because they didn't stop it before it got to this point. There are plenty of parents out there with disabilities who can control their children well. Most of those whom I know personally do better than most parents by modern standards.
Why is everyone blaming the children? They're children and children aren't born bad. If anybody should be blamed its the parents for letting it get that bad in the first place, deaf or not!
Supernanny's car pulls out of the driveway...a gigantic belt comes out...butts are beat throughout the house...kids in bed - voila!! Ok ok - juuuuust kidding...
It's sad that the parents are using their deafness as an excuse not to be good parents and they're using their oldest daughter as a crutch. Deaf people should be more independent than that. They can do anything hearing people can, except hear. Especially raise their own kids.
@WOP1967 I think you're right. It feels like they're lazy and using being deaf as an excuse for it. Watching the first night bedtime activity, I felt like they were all putting on an act. I wonder if they don't bother to have any set bedtime - the kids just go to bed whenever, as long as the parents don't have to do anything. Sorry but they just feel insincere and phony.
I studied sign and met several Deaf couples with hearing kids. Their kids were polite and happy. I think the difference is that the parents I met taught their kids sign.
Here's what I would've done if I was a deaf parent with three annoying little buzzes ruining my life: "leave" the house for a week with the eldest daughter and see how the rest of girls would react....
i feel very sorry for both the children and the parents... the kids dont have the ability to talk to there parents properly. and the parents cant communicate or have any authority over the kids...... but melissa is doing a fantastic job for someone so young.
I have speech impairment and a bilateral hearing loss myself (although these parents are completely deaf), but I always wonder what it'd be like if I was hearing and I had deaf parents, or I was still deaf, but I also had deaf parents. Hmm.
What spoilt little brats. :| I'm actually glad the parents are deaf, so that they can't hear the ear-piercing, horrendous screams from them. :S Well done to Melissa though!! And Jo!! :)
9pm is incredibly late? wtf? when I was a kid my parents didn't give me a bedtime- I just learned that wake up time was 5:00am and if I didn't go to bed on time next day would be hell....
@eurasianchica This. I can understand why it could be late (Although not incredibly late) for a five-year old, but I don't see a problem with eight, nine, and eighteen year old kids going to bed at that time, they get ten hours of sleep on a school day.
@eurasianchica OMG SAME HERE! Like I even when I was really young i realized that if I didnt have proper sleep the next day would be shit and I would fall asleep after school.. I had a very quite sit down study stfu kind of family
@eurasianchica My parents didnt either. When my sisters and I grew up it was hard for us to get up for school on time and manage our time wisely because we just werent used to a routine
That's so sad. The parents look like real nice people, but the kids just can't stop screaming and refusing and all the parents are doing is "Derr! Derr therr! Err berr...'
I trained my parents well! By 8pm I fell asleep no matter where I was(dinner table, movies,friends house) If dinner was late, too bad for me. I fell asleep by 8 no matter what. If these kids went to bed at 9 and played hell w/parents for 2 hrs, how the heck did they get enough sleep? Kids 8 and under need more sleep.
@jillstillrules169 It looks like the interpreter was a foot or so behind Jo so that she wasn't in the frame, but she is where the parents can see her sign.
i feel so bad for this family. the heirarchy is messed up, the communication isn't there. they've reached the point where they barely a family, they're more like a group of people that live together.
if you're seven! of course you shouldn't be up at 9 thats crazy. kids should be in their beds by around 8, thats the time my aunt puts my little cousins to bed.
@stealthbeast 9 is really late for kids that age. I babysat and I had to send the kids to bed at 8:30 at the latest otherwise they'd never get to sleep.
@vanikazakelzer me, my brother, my cousins and well everyone I know pretty much didn't have bed time. We were sent out of living room at 7: 30 to either read or entertain ourselves in the other room, in the summer we were out playing till 10 or 11 with the other kids. However, when it was schoolday we always went to bed at least by midnight because otherwise we wouldn't be able to get up at 6:30 am. To be able to study you need rest also it's no fun to be always grumpy because of lack of sleep.
my sister in laws 2 year olds bed time is half ten which is fucking rediculas since she has too be up at like 7 for a full day of nursery and doesn't get naptime....no wonder she's a crabbit wee fuck
I think she learned a little bit for the show, namely stuff for teaching the kids and so forth..."hello," "yes," "no," "mum and dad," and stuff like that. The interpreter had to do the communicating, though.
I feel bad, but after Melissa, wouldnt it be tough to raise just her, let alone 3 girls 10 years younger. Like Melissa was 10 when the had another kid.
I was very surprised that despite the parents being deaf that only Melissa was fluent in American Sign Language; I'm glad Jo made this the first order of business.
I'm 32, and I usually go to bed around 9:30 or 10:00. When you work a 9-5 job on the weekdays like I do, those time slots for bedtime are as good as it gets -- no earlier, and definitely no later.
I guess one advantage to being deaf for those parents is that they don't have to listen to the horrendous caterwauling of those abominable little bitches.
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Way parents raise kids in U.S. is crazy.
I'm from India & I studied in the U.S. where I met my future wife (white-american) we moved to India once we had kids. I have 5 kids (2 boys ages 13 & 4 and 3 girls ages 11,9,7 & are raised with strict discipline which includes spankings. For discipline, we use a very thin & flexible cane (parents here use cane to discipline same way parents in u.s. would use a paddle but cane is more effective as it only stings and never leaves bruises ot marks).
Those kids are spoiled brats. Just because the parents can't hear don't mean you can say rude things like that. As for the older daughter. They need to stop being the parent and be one of the kids. She is going to end up really sick, just like my mom
I'm not trying to be offensive but if The parents didn't use sign language I could actually understand them because my brother talks like that in an argument
I think the kids will grow up good. They have a role model (sister) and their parents aren't out of control or setting bad examples. It's all about communication and setting some easy rules.
GO Supernanny make those deaf parents take control but I do feel sorry for them.... I have no problem with my speech or hearing but my son acts like he doesn't hear a word that I am saying. If they don't get control of those kids now they're doomed when they become teenagers
I agree completely. You can still be a good parent even if you're deaf. There are some people who use their disabilities (physical and mental) as an excuse.
LazyLimonada- They're deaf, not mentally handicapped. Deafness is a physical disability, not in any way a mental one. Therefore, they have the same ability as anyone else, mentally speaking.
I know that, elfzilla said that there are some ppl who use their physical and mental illness as an excuse. What I'm wondering is can a parent who actually has a mental illness be blamed for not being able to raise their child?
That is just terrible because it's hard to do be a parent a 100 % because those kids know with out a doubt that they can get away with stuff because their parents can't hear what their doing . You can't run after someone all day and night it's just crazy
my mam would beat the shit out of me aswell. i would never do what thay are doing
neuzaoliveira1999 4 days ago
I love my parents but if i did this shit they would kick my ass
MarziLeigh 5 days ago
Wow those swings are dangerous!
RealStarrystar33fan 1 week ago
This is ridiculous this situation has nothing to do with the parents being deaf . Bet they would have been in the same situation being hearing . These parent have no control .
misteeq64 1 week ago
Melissa better come back she has no choice
preciouseloveu 2 weeks ago
Melissa isn't a kid she's a young adult like wow
preciouseloveu 2 weeks ago
Melissa isn't the parent like wow
preciouseloveu 2 weeks ago
Disrespectful isn't the word right my peeps
preciouseloveu 2 weeks ago
advantage isn't the word more like ignoring the parents the parent's went to far
preciouseloveu 2 weeks ago
I want to help them to but I can't help them cause I don't know where they live poor Mom and Dad I feel so bad :(
preciouseloveu 2 weeks ago
I feel so bad for those parents I really do they need like a care giver instead of having the 18 year old being the parent
preciouseloveu 2 weeks ago
awsome video bad ass lil girls
babygirl20753 3 weeks ago
I know exactly what those kids need...they need to have a visit by their friend Mr. BELT! Those children are horrible..and time out is not doing the trick.
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@ImS0amazing i understand what u mean! but i think that thats just way too harsh! and it'll only make everything much worst!
loveulibya 2 months ago
The little girls see Melissa more as a mother than their real mother. But Melissa isn't a mother, she is a big sister. That's the part she should have in the family, and she knows that. She is totally right by saying that the parents have to bring the girls to bed without her help.
tyzet4ever 3 months ago
This almost made me cry. How the parents treat their parents is super sad.
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Kids act the same way they see their parents interact with one another.clearly the parents dont have a good relationship so the kids refuse to learn sign language because to them that would be taking a step closer to being like their parents.and they dont want that.anyway,i just believe that if you cannot discipline your kids at least dont have so many!I feel sorry for Melissa..yet i admire her for being so strong and carrying all the family problems.
Limon3Lime 3 months ago
I'm annoyed at all these people saying "derp, when I was a kid my parents would throw rocks at me to discipline me." Honestly? These parents just want to give their kids a good childhood and for the kids to ACTUALLY LIKE THEM when they grow up. Whatever sort of hellish thing you got when you were young, it's pretty obvious your parents don't respect you on the level the parents featured in this show do. Now kindly shut up.
Sawer139 3 months ago
this is so sad . it is also annoying that the kids don't want 2 learn sign language . and the parents don't even try 2 teach them .
hmroczko 4 months ago
I go to bed at 9:00 When i was young and i still go to school on time isn't that what teachers say ''Go to bed at 9'' I'm not sure but whatever.
Jonaeproductionx3 5 months ago
That disgusts me those little girls are horrible to their parents :/ THEY ARE DEAF they should earn some respect
snuff091 5 months ago
Poor Melissa she is looking after the girls just because her parents are death
olabisi71 6 months ago
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it's called deaf not death :P
Ailuj336 6 months ago
I feel so bad for Melissa. I used to look after my 4 siblings but luckily two of them are old enough now for me not to but I still spend a lot of my time keeping tabs on the youngest two. Even when my parents are here I have to deal with them. And now my parents even have foreign students as guests and when my parents are gone I have to deal with their breakfast and dinner as well! It's worse for Melissa though.
LeoDeGrand 6 months ago
heck if someone gave me green beans i would chow down and 9 :00 is incredibly late i would say around 6 maybe 7 at the least 6:30 at the latest and they should eat there vegies
Detoritrockcity31 6 months ago
@Detoritrockcity31 O_O here in Italy going to bed at 6:00 or 7:00 is unbelievable! kids go to bed at 9:00 at least. :D
nycolinoo 4 months ago
@nycolinoo so right!we're neighbours :) i live in greece.here the average time a preschooler goes to bed is around 9.30.actually as a kid i could go to sleep anytime i wanted as long as I would be up and ready for school at 7.30 in the morning.
Limon3Lime 3 months ago
What was the name of the family where a father tells Jo that his older daughter cleans up her room in the daytime because she likes to mess it up at night? I saw that episode when I was 3 and remember it but can't find it.
outlawjrj 6 months ago
9pm actually sin't late, when I was 7 that was my bed time, and I got all the hours I needed. I really feel sorry for Melissa, I can relate yo her, my aprents forced me to grow up to fast. her parents need to stop using her as the parents and actually BE a parent, deaf or not, and how could they stupidly not teach their kids sign language or something? Jo's got her work cut out for her
littlemissnano1 6 months ago
I feel so sorry for Melissa
coconutmilkshakeXD 7 months ago
nonono...
erozenbe 7 months ago
9pm is not late!!
gaoalexander73 7 months ago
4:45 Did the understood anything ?
geilersimon 7 months ago
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Put them up for adoption.
taylorswift091196 7 months ago
I had green beans for dinner……… they were really good
Lol
~Peace
GingerGal23456 8 months ago 2
hi people
MrsBieber1144 8 months ago
My mom would have beat the shit out of me if I pulled that shit
SongsJerome 8 months ago 23
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LifeMattersChannel 9 months ago
2:01
"DERP DERP"
langhalsen 9 months ago 13
@langhalsen there deaf wtf theve the alone they dont no what else to say, not trying to be mean but im spaming these
TheBieberlover124 8 months ago
@langhalsen Or durka durka?
BlindmansJesus 5 months ago
@langhalsen omg LMAO XD i know a guy who is deaf, heres a tip, dont speak to him while he is driving... he will turn and look at you instantly and go "what?" and ignore the road XD Thats mainly because he is deaf and slack though rather than just deaf XD
blazednlovinit 1 month ago
1:00
"DERP"
jera3 9 months ago 2
1:01 <---- derp button
langhalsen 9 months ago 2
9.00 pm is too early. All good movies begin after 9.00 <3
drinndrann 9 months ago
I've never seen Jo so emotional before...she was about to cry when they were discussing the oldest daughter's role...
ororaborealis 10 months ago
I wish Supernanny would come to HK. There's a little French bitch who lives right beneath me - Charlotte, age 4. And all she does is kick, scream and throw ridiculously long tantrums every seven or so minutes when she doesn't get EXACTLY what she wants -which includes wearing a princess party dress every single day.
gOtHiCxAnGeLxox 10 months ago 3
They're little kids. By default, they bounce off the walls from time to time. Some times worse than others. But it's still the parents fault for letting it get this far. They, for some reason, think they can't take care of their kids. Kids are mental. Since they didn't realize it, it's their own damn fault.
DarkenCheChanChani 10 months ago
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my dicipline method..
1st time: firm warning
2nd time: time out and or grounded
3rd time: grounded to room for night. no games, no tv...nothing no hitting no screaming. i am carful to make the rules and consiquences very clear so there is no confusion. it works my son loves me very much but he also knows i will dicipline him if necesary and he is a terrific lil guy. not perfect..typical boy but not a brat like that either..aww hell no
MrSunshineinthesky 10 months ago
kids these days
thekingofpop246 10 months ago
I don't blame the parents, it's not thier fault that they can't hear, it's not thier fault that the kids are freaking idiots
DeterJosse 11 months ago 3
@DeterJosse
While their disability isn't their fault, it is their fault the kids are idiots, because they didn't stop it before it got to this point. There are plenty of parents out there with disabilities who can control their children well. Most of those whom I know personally do better than most parents by modern standards.
beefchops2011 10 months ago
Why is everyone blaming the children? They're children and children aren't born bad. If anybody should be blamed its the parents for letting it get that bad in the first place, deaf or not!
skullz9000 11 months ago
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thumbs up if you want to meet jo!
MissMaddy881 11 months ago
Supernanny's car pulls out of the driveway...a gigantic belt comes out...butts are beat throughout the house...kids in bed - voila!! Ok ok - juuuuust kidding...
mexikat 11 months ago
@mexikat lol
MissMaddy881 11 months ago
It's sad that the parents are using their deafness as an excuse not to be good parents and they're using their oldest daughter as a crutch. Deaf people should be more independent than that. They can do anything hearing people can, except hear. Especially raise their own kids.
WOP1967 1 year ago 2
@WOP1967 I think you're right. It feels like they're lazy and using being deaf as an excuse for it. Watching the first night bedtime activity, I felt like they were all putting on an act. I wonder if they don't bother to have any set bedtime - the kids just go to bed whenever, as long as the parents don't have to do anything. Sorry but they just feel insincere and phony.
mexikat 11 months ago
@2:24 is funny lol
jobinn33 1 year ago
I studied sign and met several Deaf couples with hearing kids. Their kids were polite and happy. I think the difference is that the parents I met taught their kids sign.
eggsetcetera 1 year ago
...They need a bat and a baby sitter and not be deaf.
ballpythontamer 1 year ago
I wonder if there is a certain circumstance where even on the first day the nanny can intervine (sp?)
NattyIzCrazzy 1 year ago
Yeah. Because I remember one episode of super nanny, one of the kids wandered outside unsupervised and Jo had to make sure he was going to be ok.
WOP1967 1 year ago
how can they have such a big house ?!?!
ansiaaa666 1 year ago
Thank God for jo she saved this family
spoiledcutie1300 1 year ago
I would send those girls to boot camp!! Not Melissa she is sweet
JasielMartin92 1 year ago
These kids terrify me. They're out of control. I'd smack the shit out of those kids. Time out is a joke
dancesonpoles 1 year ago
Here's what I would've done if I was a deaf parent with three annoying little buzzes ruining my life: "leave" the house for a week with the eldest daughter and see how the rest of girls would react....
iSpeed09 1 year ago
How did the kids learn how to speak?
Wolfmaedchen 1 year ago
if they got deaf parents on this episode, wheres the translator?
7MasterJedi7 1 year ago
@7MasterJedi7 i think shes the woman in the black
weatherfreak123 1 year ago
@weatherfreak123 yup yup
xFuschiaCherry 1 year ago
I disagree with forcing your children to eat foods they don't like.
sareenagreen2010 1 year ago
i feel very sorry for both the children and the parents... the kids dont have the ability to talk to there parents properly. and the parents cant communicate or have any authority over the kids...... but melissa is doing a fantastic job for someone so young.
misshepburn1997 1 year ago
I have speech impairment and a bilateral hearing loss myself (although these parents are completely deaf), but I always wonder what it'd be like if I was hearing and I had deaf parents, or I was still deaf, but I also had deaf parents. Hmm.
rachm1991 1 year ago
What spoilt little brats. :| I'm actually glad the parents are deaf, so that they can't hear the ear-piercing, horrendous screams from them. :S Well done to Melissa though!! And Jo!! :)
rachm1991 1 year ago 4
who was crying at 3:10? was that the mom or the girls?
phineasandferbrulz 1 year ago
@phineasandferbrulz the girls
KeswickCamp08 1 year ago
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that Melissa has nice boobs damnit
MegaFuckyouforever 1 year ago
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I will fuck supernanny if she was slimmer, she has nice boobs and is a milf
fredrikjonas 1 year ago
how did the parents get deaf
hermitcrabstuff34 1 year ago
@hermitcrabstuff34 probably born that way.
sareenagreen2010 1 year ago
Its seriously no surprise that they really only accept Melissa as a respect person.
amyyyamy 1 year ago 2
The dad just doesn't seem to understand that Melissa's not his back-up parent...
animelover123 1 year ago 2
My brother said the parents should write...
From my opinion they should have a white board...Do you get it what I mean? X3
xJannah637 1 year ago 2
Solution: don't have more than one or two kids.....no more!!!!
royaj77 1 year ago 3
wouldnt go on that swing! looks very wobbly!
lebensmotto 1 year ago
bangs on a grown man is never a good thing
squeaky00 1 year ago
Beat your kids, everyone.
lolomfgwtfbbq 1 year ago
9pm is incredibly late? wtf? when I was a kid my parents didn't give me a bedtime- I just learned that wake up time was 5:00am and if I didn't go to bed on time next day would be hell....
eurasianchica 1 year ago 54
@eurasianchica that is sooooooooooooo interesting thanks for sharing
squeaky00 1 year ago
@eurasianchica i go to bed at 11 even on school nights
weatherfreak123 1 year ago
@eurasianchica This. I can understand why it could be late (Although not incredibly late) for a five-year old, but I don't see a problem with eight, nine, and eighteen year old kids going to bed at that time, they get ten hours of sleep on a school day.
Limelight760 10 months ago
@eurasianchica OMG SAME HERE! Like I even when I was really young i realized that if I didnt have proper sleep the next day would be shit and I would fall asleep after school.. I had a very quite sit down study stfu kind of family
billnyethe1742 9 months ago
@eurasianchica My parents didnt either. When my sisters and I grew up it was hard for us to get up for school on time and manage our time wisely because we just werent used to a routine
JrockLoverYuu 7 months ago
@eurasianchica She means they werent even taking baths or anything yet
Masqueradia 6 months ago
@eurasianchica Hopefully she meant that the time the girls ACTUALLY go to bed is incredibly late. Because they goofed off for like 2 hrs
rachieroo13 5 months ago
@eurasianchica 9 oclock 4 a 5 year old is way 2 late
cameronfootball92 5 months ago
i no that the 3 girls are young but really they are such bitches to their parents!
Lexie2761 1 year ago
That's so sad. The parents look like real nice people, but the kids just can't stop screaming and refusing and all the parents are doing is "Derr! Derr therr! Err berr...'
NickBolland 1 year ago
i put up a struggle with bedtime when i was little but it wasnt this bad. In fact i stopped like after 5 minutes
HYDfan99 1 year ago
I trained my parents well! By 8pm I fell asleep no matter where I was(dinner table, movies,friends house) If dinner was late, too bad for me. I fell asleep by 8 no matter what. If these kids went to bed at 9 and played hell w/parents for 2 hrs, how the heck did they get enough sleep? Kids 8 and under need more sleep.
214jcf 1 year ago
that swing set looked very unstable...
nightdaughter1 1 year ago 3
where is the interpretor when jo was speakin to the parents ? i at least wanna see them ...
jillstillrules169 1 year ago
@jillstillrules169 It looks like the interpreter was a foot or so behind Jo so that she wasn't in the frame, but she is where the parents can see her sign.
photographerleia 1 year ago
@jillstillrules169 yes i find it satisfying being able to see the interpreter too....so sexy
squeaky00 1 year ago
9 is late?? that was my normal bed time as a kid... lol.
selphiexfairy 1 year ago
this has inspired me to learn sign language..seriously
phoenixbboo 1 year ago 2
@phoenixbboo Lol, me too. I figured If I had a death neighbor that would be absolutely mandatory.
cashernandes1 1 year ago
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nezian1 1 year ago
I hate all those girls! Even the older one
Poor parents :(
cheesyhamedsanty 1 year ago
@cheesyhamedsanty How can you hate the older one
xShadowxPhoenix 1 year ago
i feel so bad for this family. the heirarchy is messed up, the communication isn't there. they've reached the point where they barely a family, they're more like a group of people that live together.
dramaqueen465 1 year ago
bed-time is incredibly late? 9? How is that late? What time are you supposed to go to bed?
stealthbeast 1 year ago
if you're seven! of course you shouldn't be up at 9 thats crazy. kids should be in their beds by around 8, thats the time my aunt puts my little cousins to bed.
dramaqueen465 1 year ago
... How is 9 crazy.
I never went to bed before 10 in my life
stealthbeast 1 year ago
@stealthbeast 9 is really late for kids that age. I babysat and I had to send the kids to bed at 8:30 at the latest otherwise they'd never get to sleep.
FantasmaLuna 1 year ago
OMG,Melissa is sooo hot.
MVPballin123 1 year ago 3
I FEEL FOR U MELLISA!! :-'D
RCT3Crashes100 1 year ago
0:53 "I had to go for a time out today. Boo hoo."
A five year old using sarcasm - priceless! :-D
cottonwhiskersuk 1 year ago 23
im 10 and i stay up to like 2:00 even on schooldays.When there isnt school i stay up as long as i want
vanikazakelzer 1 year ago
@vanikazakelzer me, my brother, my cousins and well everyone I know pretty much didn't have bed time. We were sent out of living room at 7: 30 to either read or entertain ourselves in the other room, in the summer we were out playing till 10 or 11 with the other kids. However, when it was schoolday we always went to bed at least by midnight because otherwise we wouldn't be able to get up at 6:30 am. To be able to study you need rest also it's no fun to be always grumpy because of lack of sleep.
Marynnele 1 year ago
9:oo is incredibly late? Uh uh my baby's bedtime is 8
tigerlibby28 1 year ago
my sister in laws 2 year olds bed time is half ten which is fucking rediculas since she has too be up at like 7 for a full day of nursery and doesn't get naptime....no wonder she's a crabbit wee fuck
evilaphrodite 1 year ago
I love that she hugs everyone.
Lookdownhereiam 1 year ago
i love the really lively american voice over, its all very exciting and dramatic. in england, we have danny from hot fuzz. good times.
newbornfuture 1 year ago
even though the kids are so wild, they are so pretty...
ketevan1 1 year ago
you pervert
Desleyinhillegom 1 year ago
Can Jo speak sign language?
NightOfFlame 2 years ago
no the lady in black is the translator.
lovealldogs88 2 years ago 3
I think she learned a little bit for the show, namely stuff for teaching the kids and so forth..."hello," "yes," "no," "mum and dad," and stuff like that. The interpreter had to do the communicating, though.
SqueegeePie 1 year ago
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LolliLove1 2 years ago
Deaf!!!
purpletussi 2 years ago
who would be enough of a bastard, to make thier own mother cry?
nintendaholic 2 years ago 17
I feel bad, but after Melissa, wouldnt it be tough to raise just her, let alone 3 girls 10 years younger. Like Melissa was 10 when the had another kid.
guygal12345 2 years ago
I was very surprised that despite the parents being deaf that only Melissa was fluent in American Sign Language; I'm glad Jo made this the first order of business.
reedermh 2 years ago 79
@reedermh These kids are no older than 7 remember.
Keevin80021 1 year ago
@reedermh i feel so bad for Melissa!!!
KeswickCamp08 1 year ago
I am 11 i go to bed at 9
charlesinator5 2 years ago 3
PFFFT 9:35 for me
GameMovieMaker 2 years ago
I don't see anything wrong with an 11-year-old going to bed around 8:30 pm or 9:00 pm. These girls are 8, 7, and 5, so 9:00 pm is too late for them.
crpsaiyan 2 years ago 2
@crpsaiyan Yeah, I am 13, and i go to bed at 9:00, which is perfectly fine for me!
I FEEL FOR U MELLISA!
RCT3Crashes100 1 year ago
I'm 32, and I usually go to bed around 9:30 or 10:00. When you work a 9-5 job on the weekdays like I do, those time slots for bedtime are as good as it gets -- no earlier, and definitely no later.
crpsaiyan 1 year ago
@RCT3Crashes100 I cant go to bed so early
i just can go at 10:00 pm =)
senosch01 1 year ago
Yea, sometimes i go to sleep at 10:00, or even 11:00 in the evening on special occasions ^_^
RCT3Crashes100 1 year ago
i did that too when i was that age. but being 13 and being 6, 7, or 8 is completely different.
dramaqueen465 1 year ago
agreed.
RCT3Crashes100 1 year ago
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i'd tie them up and rape them until they listen to my def ass!
flargicaldemon 2 years ago
i think thoughts kid should not be like that
i was good when i was that age
zath222 2 years ago
apparently I was a little angel too, until I hit 21 and went insane : )
jbobthebandit 2 years ago 3
I guess one advantage to being deaf for those parents is that they don't have to listen to the horrendous caterwauling of those abominable little bitches.
gandy74 2 years ago 100
@gandy74 im sorry but your comment made me lol. I love the 'caterwauling of these abonminable little bitches' hehehe
emoluver67 1 year ago
@gandy74 I can't believe someone would call a little girl that word..even if she's misbehaving. And that so many people would give it a thumbs up??
Lauren80s 1 year ago 2
@Lauren80s He is such a douce
weatherfreak123 1 year ago
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Way parents raise kids in U.S. is crazy.
I'm from India & I studied in the U.S. where I met my future wife (white-american) we moved to India once we had kids. I have 5 kids (2 boys ages 13 & 4 and 3 girls ages 11,9,7 & are raised with strict discipline which includes spankings. For discipline, we use a very thin & flexible cane (parents here use cane to discipline same way parents in u.s. would use a paddle but cane is more effective as it only stings and never leaves bruises ot marks).
sivakumar559 2 years ago
they need a earler bed time. 9:00 is way to late. I want to go to bed
libbylu85 2 years ago
I always went to bed at nine when I was little. It depends on when you have to get up.
Nine00 2 years ago 2
Okay correction- I didn't go to bed at nine when I was 5. But I did when I was 8 like the older girl
Nine00 2 years ago
Oooh no those kids should have gotten an ass beatin.
Ardyia08 2 years ago 3
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You are absolutely right Ardyia08, what these kids need is some strict discipline. They need to be spanked.
sivakumar559 2 years ago
Those kids are spoiled brats. Just because the parents can't hear don't mean you can say rude things like that. As for the older daughter. They need to stop being the parent and be one of the kids. She is going to end up really sick, just like my mom
liloboy911808 2 years ago 4
I'm not trying to be offensive but if The parents didn't use sign language I could actually understand them because my brother talks like that in an argument
MamaLuigiXYZ 2 years ago
melissa just took the girl out of time out. no wonder they lover her. and that five year old acts like a two year old.
mermaidolena 2 years ago 4
I think the kids will grow up good. They have a role model (sister) and their parents aren't out of control or setting bad examples. It's all about communication and setting some easy rules.
savinisbitch 2 years ago
It IS partly the parents' fault for 1) not teaching their children sign language properly and 2) having so many damn kids
tygersflowerz 2 years ago 12
9 is late? Man I would think 11 was late.
XxPnuemaxX 2 years ago 2
Yeah that's what I was thinking, but then again 9 is sorta late for a five year old
uniqueXminds 2 years ago 2
It is if you're 8, 7, and especially 5 years old.
crpsaiyan 2 years ago 3
i like peas
littlevince104 2 years ago 3
way too much responsibilty for a teenager,if i was her id be long gone, and what are they gonna do when she does leave, shes 18, shell be gone soon
bcak78 2 years ago 3
GO Supernanny make those deaf parents take control but I do feel sorry for them.... I have no problem with my speech or hearing but my son acts like he doesn't hear a word that I am saying. If they don't get control of those kids now they're doomed when they become teenagers
fhsfem 2 years ago 5
I agree completely. You can still be a good parent even if you're deaf. There are some people who use their disabilities (physical and mental) as an excuse.
elfzilla 2 years ago 11
just curious, what if theyre not actually mentally capable of taking of another human being, does that make it an excuse?
LazyLimonada 2 years ago
LazyLimonada- They're deaf, not mentally handicapped. Deafness is a physical disability, not in any way a mental one. Therefore, they have the same ability as anyone else, mentally speaking.
butlertube 2 years ago 6
I know that, elfzilla said that there are some ppl who use their physical and mental illness as an excuse. What I'm wondering is can a parent who actually has a mental illness be blamed for not being able to raise their child?
LazyLimonada 2 years ago
agreed!!
pirateie 2 years ago
That is just terrible because it's hard to do be a parent a 100 % because those kids know with out a doubt that they can get away with stuff because their parents can't hear what their doing . You can't run after someone all day and night it's just crazy
SassyJessie06 2 years ago