I worry that the most sensible people are all opting to not have children and we're just going to end up with whole generations raised by people that really shouldn't be parents.
I never thought of it that way, damn. But tbh i believe there are a lot of normal ppl still wanting to have kids, its just not something u can say at ur 20s. Ask late 20s -late 30s and im sure ull get another answer. I believe this "desire" might be connected to hormones too (not sure) but yeah, dw
The Mum wanting her baby to be small is disgusting. For those of us that had our babies rushed off to the NICU - the bigger the better so they can get through whatever life throws at them. My not so little one has just turned 1 and is a huge 15kg chunk. I’m so glad she’s pushed through everything she went through and has thrived. Her rolls, dimpled knuckles and chubby cheeks are the best thing in world.
This, ofc I haven't had kids but surely having a bigger baby makes it more likely for them to survive? I was born 2 weeks late and was considered underweight bc of it so I'm like 90% sure they kept me at the hospital for a bit to check nothing was wrong
She obvs sucks, but too big and they will induce or perform a c section? I think? Becomes dangerous for the mother? Maybe? Not a mum, never will be.🎉 Also, ouch.
The Tinderleigh one is even worse when you realise they've only been together for a little over a year and they're already married and 7 months pregnant
my mum sent me a facebook post that had the signs of autism on it and said 'dont worry i love you just the way you are x' im not autistic what the fuck
Mine's the exact opposite. I'm CLEARLY autistic, but she refused to accept it and let me get tested (so I couldn't get the support I needed at school lol)
@@archerymidnight3422 my dad doesn’t believe me, my mum said she always thought I had but as she had my 5 siblings and she went down the childcare route she really understood me, whereas my dad says he’s never seen a symptom or anything in my and I’m like bruh. I can write you an essay on myself like what
everything about that whole post screamed “gated community” 😭😭 getting a 10pm curfew at 17 my ass was told take a key or your ass sleeping outside for the night .
@@RUclipsCommenter1st they’re 17, almost old enough to join the military, at that point if you’ve done your job as a parent properly you’ll have no reason to worry. If you fucked up then it is what it is, should have taken parenthood more seriously instead of having a kid you couldn’t raise well.
I think if you raise a child like a child, then when they become a teenager, raise them like a friend who knows more about the world than they do and they will turn out to be really nice people. These parents who monitor their child and act like a prison warden have control issues... Very worrying
I think that statement leaves allot of room for interpretation for example; how do you treat a child, like a child? If you treat your child like its stupid for example, like allot of people do with children. Then your child will grow to become an insecure teenager who mabye stuggles to deal with challenges they face, beacuse they don´t have enough confidence in themselves. Also a parent should not raise a teenager as though they are a freind, it sets a premise for unhealthy boundaries also. A parent is not a freind and will never be a freind, due to the emotionally controling power dynamic that being a parent sets the premise for, in modern western society. But yeah parents with control issues also see no boundaries and dont understand that their child is not their property, a child is a person with their own rights to afterall.
@@Nimoes_archive idk, id describe my mum as my friend and i turn 18 in a few months. Id say shes done a good job BECAUSE she treated me like an equal, and created a relationship that allowed me to talk to her about anything. If you cant be friends with your parent, then youre just living with a slightly more informal school teacher.
The lady who was teaching her infant sign language was sorta onto something, there is a real form of sign language that can be used with infants before they’re able to communicate verbally but something tells me she was trying to teach it ASL
No. No they don't. That would cause way more problems than it would solve. It 100% would cost money, meaning that lower income people would be punished for having kids. What happens if someone is raped or their birth control fails? Are they then punished for having the kid? What happens to the kids? Are they just taken away from the parents? The foster care system already has a myriad of issues. There's a ridiculously huge chance that it would lead to eugenics. No one is completely unbiased, what's to stop the authorities from denying a licence to someone because of their race, sexuality or economic situation?
My granddad used to have to drive his pos uncle and his cronies to the pub (very rural area with 3 cops in 200 miles) when he was 9 (in 1948). He said there would be 6 drunken brain deficiencies with legs in this ancient Austin van struggling up hills and because drunk people are unreasonable and these ones were worse than normal he'd get beaten when this 35 mile trip in an overloaded tin can with 20bhp took too long for them and they felt at risk of being sober. When the nicest man in Scotland says things I won't repeat about his own uncle you know you've got issues.
Actually laughed at 12:31 cause my grandad actually let me do that down our street at the same age, it made my week to steer round the cars on his lap 😂😂
As an old person (50+), FB has basically been abandoned by any of my friends who aren't insane. I very occasionally go back and feel depressed about the fate of most of my generation on there. Sadly, some people do seem to get more and more into the bubble as they get older, but at least they can be laughed at 😂
as someone who's currently studying to become an expert in the field of parenting/raising kids and teens, all of these parents are doing something genuinely wrong
My parents used to let me go to raves from 15 years old in the late 80's thru early 90's. I had girlfriends stay the weekend, my mum didn't even mind my friends and I smoking hippy cabbage at the house. Her philosophy was she'd rather we partied where we're safe rather than down the park or somewhere worse. The only rule in the house was that I had to get good grades otherwise I had to study instead of party, so I had a great incentive to do well. I now work for the MoD/DoD as a weapon systems engineer for one of the UK's largest aerospace engineering companies! I've got 3 degrees (electrical/electronic/computer systems engineering). Clamping down on your children doesn't ensure they grow up to be better people, in fact I'd wager it does the opposite. I'm very relaxed with my young ones, discipline where it's necessary, free reign when it's appropriate, and they're doing great. They're smart kids, both book smart and street smart. They'll do just fine when they grow up.
If I remember rightly that one of the mum who showed her kid not strapped in and just wearing a nappy to school ended up with the police and child services involved. Also youtube reccomended me a channel the other day like the last one of a woman teaching her 4 year old to drive on their street
@@LebronShaqthe2nd not all the time tbh, in some poor immigrant households where the man goes to work and the woman is forced to stay at home to raise the child, both parents come down on their child either out of jealousy for having more freedom and opportunities at a younger age or genuine fear of their child dying or becoming a drug addict/criminal instilled in them through severe culture shock by watching the media 24/7. Ironically this has the opposite effect and the kid will prolly act out more when they get older because they didn’t get to have any type of fun when they were younger so they go overboard when they finally do get freedom. It’s a self fulfilling prophecy regardless of social economic class.
I would love to be a mum but also terrified to raise kids with how the world is and my life rn. my bf and i are in the same boat and we feel we need to look after each other first and do other things in our life first before we can consider being stable enough to have kids. i dont get some people
Props to you guys for that. In my opinon the world rn is not fit for new life, their are too many global issues that we face that will not be fixed any time soon when they need to be. I think its best to not have kids at all. Me and my partner are considering adoption if we reach a point in our lives where we can also consider being stable enough mentally, physically and economically before we think about adopting a child.
6:45 I work for a children's charity and we have some short breals services for chiodren with disabilities, so that parents and carers can have short periods of respite care. We only have a number of nights we do per year, and those are spread out throughout the year. We recently got a call from someone saying they have an autistic child that they want one of our services to look after for a few days. Not only is that not the way you get referred to our servces, but when asked about it, the parent wanted it so they could attend the wedding of their older child in another country and have a holiday out there for a week, with the wedding at the middle of the week away.
11:05 my parents tried to monitor my phone until I left for college (Uni). My dad monitored my bank account as well because I decided to stop sharing my location. Weird times especially because I didn’t find out he was tracking my bank account until I went out of state during a break.
im 13 right now, and my mum is a helicopter parent but my dad doesnt give a flying fuck about what i do on the internet, so i have a slight feeling that since my mum bought my phone for me as a christmas present, im gonna have to deal with these rules
1:31 imagine all the sand and salt that would get stuck in there 🤮🤮 and i cant even imagine how bad it will be for the kid in the long run. (They may end up fine but still just dont freebirth in the ocean)
That parent that was annoyed with their kid for not being able to talk is especially moronic when you realise that kids only just start grasping actual words at 9 months, and even then its just the basic ones. I don't even have kids but I know my 4 month old nice ain't gonna start asking me the weather any time soon
It won’t matter, by the time that happens the earth will overpopulate, the idiots raised by idiots will peak and we’ll all be equalized through fire or water depending on what natural disasters come up in our parts of the world.
12:53 family friend used to let me do this but with a tractor. (But I was 7 and it was 5mph in a field while he has control of the pedals so he can just stop. By the time I was 14 he had to use a hey bale spear and how to use the mini digger to dig (obviously). This kid just skipped all that 7 years of slow learning and went straight to driving XD
Not sure, but SS7 to my mind means step-son, 7 years old. and the OP seems to not care much for them, since OP has issues with them using a MUG. granted it was a gift, but the alternative was it stayed in the cupboard.
They're are probably the same type of people that think men and women can't be friends because... biology, ew. The fact that it's her own son, so, so much worse.
The fact that a (not really) sane woman is parenting a 3 year old and letting them DRIVE ST THAT AGE, if a 17 has to take driving lessons then a 3 year old has to take 14 years of driving lessons, letting them drive at that age is crazy.
It's most likely she was 12 when she got pregnant, given 9 months of pregnancy, absolutely disgusting that poor child is literally a victim and her parents are clearly okay with it if it's happened again and she has such a positive attitude about it that realistically could only have come from her parents. I honestly don't understand how social services didn't take her away the first time, her parents are fucking despicable.
for real, with all the dysfunctional parents there are, you would think they would make some sort of legal back check to see if people are sane enough to raise a child. but no.
it’s a problem with the parenting. out of all the billions of babies that were raised from birth every single one of them even the ones with autism were able to be taught to communicate u less they had a genetic disorder. so if a parent doesn’t have the patience or skill to teach a child basic life communication skills they shouldn’t be a parent.
@@LebronShaqthe2nd I mean, it seems less like the child is incapable. More the mom is upset it's not speaking Oxford level English before even being a year old.
Oi. I learned to drive like that back in the 90's. When I took driving lessons, the instructor said I was one of the most comfortable people he ever saw handle the wheel. Wasn't nervous at all. Told him I learned at the knee of my pops and supplimented lessons from old racing games at the local arcade.
I have an expression for videos like this. "Neural Sandpaper." You can just feel everything in your big juicy brain withering away inside. You fall deeper into a more complex states of fundamental confusion of how any of this could be real to begin with. It only gets worse as you realise that someone thought it was the best idea to post it on the Internet.
I've been taking melatonin for 7 - 8 years, and I'm 16. I'm constantly tired during the daytime BUT I can actually sleep at night so I'll take the brainfog over restless nights :3
The one about the Lower Mainland does not surprise me, it's in my province in Canada and my parents LITERALLY let me do the same thing at the same age. It was ridiculous and I have no idea why this is SO common here
Here in America, overbearing parents that monitor 17 and even 18+ year olds aren't as uncommon as you'd think, unfortunately... My dad and step mom had me essentially locked in my room with only paper, writing stuff (that I had to get myself) and books until I was 18... Really fucked me up
My experience with stuff like melatonin is: If you are not used to it, exactly what you said. But then comes the next problem, you VERY quickly get used to it. Most of these are not for extended use for that very reason. I only use it to knock myself out about 3 times a years for the worst nights of having a cold. Blessed be Wick Medinait.
For the last one, driving as a kid: The mother could try the less dangerous route of just setting him up with a pedal car. Later, at around 7 or 8, allow him into a go-kart (they run on gas on a monitored track but no faster than 25 mph, requires an instructor though). After some practice with that, get him into the adult go-karts that go a lot faster. The non-servo steering is good practice to be able to control the vehicle. Only after that let him have a go with a real car in an enclosed area. This chick got to experience all of this 😎 (also actually driving a manual gear car for the first time at around age 10), and now as an adult I have transport truck driver's licence. 🚚
when i was 4 years old, my cousin let me sit in his lap and '' drive '' his BMW on a very small dirt road near a forest, i never had control of the car, but that was insanely cool. ( i was too short to see out of the windshield, xD)
At 12:24 in the video my dad is the same exact way as that mom thank god that my mom pays for my phone so he can’t monitor anything as intensely as her
A 4 month old absolutely shouldn’t be having melatonin but melatonin doesn’t immediately knock you out and make you feel terrible the next day. Melatonin is naturally produced by your body to make you tired but sometimes you don’t produce enough so you need to take it as a medication. I guess if you took the really high doses they have in America it might knock you out but if you have a regular dose it should just make you sleepy enough for you to go to sleep and it shouldn’t make you feel bad the next day. Your body naturally produces melatonin so it should feel just like a regular sleep. I was prescribed melatonin for years and took it every night when I was in high school.
i mean the last one isnt that bad, when I was like 5-6 my dad also let me 'drive' (=hold the wheel while rolling extremely slow in an empty dead-end street), its not like they're gonna let a 3 year old drive on the motorway lol but as a kid that feels fucking awesome
I worry that the most sensible people are all opting to not have children and we're just going to end up with whole generations raised by people that really shouldn't be parents.
The film idiocracy is basically that exact thing
There are graphs I’ve seen that show with increasing education and knowledge in women, the number of kids born decreases.
I never thought of it that way, damn. But tbh i believe there are a lot of normal ppl still wanting to have kids, its just not something u can say at ur 20s. Ask late 20s -late 30s and im sure ull get another answer. I believe this "desire" might be connected to hormones too (not sure) but yeah, dw
Watch idiocracy bro
I was literally about to say that is what the movie Idiocracy is about, but the GOAT above me already mentioned it
The Mum wanting her baby to be small is disgusting. For those of us that had our babies rushed off to the NICU - the bigger the better so they can get through whatever life throws at them. My not so little one has just turned 1 and is a huge 15kg chunk. I’m so glad she’s pushed through everything she went through and has thrived. Her rolls, dimpled knuckles and chubby cheeks are the best thing in world.
This, ofc I haven't had kids but surely having a bigger baby makes it more likely for them to survive? I was born 2 weeks late and was considered underweight bc of it so I'm like 90% sure they kept me at the hospital for a bit to check nothing was wrong
Exactly. I was born at ~2kg, it definitely isn't a good thing lol.
15kg at 1 year old??? its like drop kicking a brick
@@moon-moth1america any%
She obvs sucks, but too big and they will induce or perform a c section? I think? Becomes dangerous for the mother? Maybe?
Not a mum, never will be.🎉
Also, ouch.
*This whole Facebook page is the embodiment of the phrase “Every child deserves a parent but not every parent deserves a child”.*
This is actually RUclips.
@@nodiggity9472a RUclips video…
About face book? Huh? What are you on about mate?
@@nodiggity9472 About a face book page.
@@nodiggity9472he's obviously talking about the page George visited
@@nodiggity9472 omfg ur a genius!...
The Tinderleigh one is even worse when you realise they've only been together for a little over a year and they're already married and 7 months pregnant
That guy probably regrets it
Ah so you mean my sister and her husband? 😬
@Iron Lix I am so sorry you share those genes
@@Slembilbong given the clear brain damage shown by the expectant mother I'd say her parents shared a good few genes
my mum sent me a facebook post that had the signs of autism on it and said 'dont worry i love you just the way you are x' im not autistic what the fuck
Mine's the exact opposite. I'm CLEARLY autistic, but she refused to accept it and let me get tested (so I couldn't get the support I needed at school lol)
@@archerymidnight3422 my dad doesn’t believe me, my mum said she always thought I had but as she had my 5 siblings and she went down the childcare route she really understood me, whereas my dad says he’s never seen a symptom or anything in my and I’m like bruh. I can write you an essay on myself like what
@@archerymidnight3422 most schools are shite anyway I was diagnosed and they started giving me less support lmao
LMFAOO WHAT??
😂😂 she a g
12:00
There is a loophole in the first rule. His gf is 18, which means shes an adult, so hes technically under adult supervision
but he’s 17 so they’re basically the same age, u don’t become an adult overnight the second u turn 18 lmaooo
@@sophiapatti7606I’m surprised with your level of reasoning that we didn’t see you in this video.
@faesucks by LAW, yes.
@@Jamo_7811 awww thank you!!
You're a genius
Any parent who monitors their 17 year old kid's phone, deserves everything they get.
Spoken like a true 17 year old
everything about that whole post screamed “gated community” 😭😭 getting a 10pm curfew at 17 my ass was told take a key or your ass sleeping outside for the night .
@@RUclipsCommenter1st lets play the game "whose going to the retirement home!"
@@RUclipsCommenter1st they’re 17, almost old enough to join the military, at that point if you’ve done your job as a parent properly you’ll have no reason to worry. If you fucked up then it is what it is, should have taken parenthood more seriously instead of having a kid you couldn’t raise well.
Spoken like an actual sane individual that values their privacy, freedom and rights.
I think if you raise a child like a child, then when they become a teenager, raise them like a friend who knows more about the world than they do and they will turn out to be really nice people. These parents who monitor their child and act like a prison warden have control issues... Very worrying
I think that statement leaves allot of room for interpretation for example; how do you treat a child, like a child? If you treat your child like its stupid for example, like allot of people do with children. Then your child will grow to become an insecure teenager who mabye stuggles to deal with challenges they face, beacuse they don´t have enough confidence in themselves. Also a parent should not raise a teenager as though they are a freind, it sets a premise for unhealthy boundaries also. A parent is not a freind and will never be a freind, due to the emotionally controling power dynamic that being a parent sets the premise for, in modern western society. But yeah parents with control issues also see no boundaries and dont understand that their child is not their property, a child is a person with their own rights to afterall.
@@Nimoes_archive I actually think you're right to be honest. Very true about the boundaries part.
Damn... parenting must be hard
@@tobysimmonds487 Yeah parenting is hard and also creating new life is arguably immoral. Antinatalism ftw, Adopt instead of making new life imo.
@@Nimoes_archive idk, id describe my mum as my friend and i turn 18 in a few months. Id say shes done a good job BECAUSE she treated me like an equal, and created a relationship that allowed me to talk to her about anything. If you cant be friends with your parent, then youre just living with a slightly more informal school teacher.
@@Nimoes_archivesomeone has to make new life for the children for adoption to exist. What a retarded concept
Why are all mom's on Facebook obsessed with random vegetables possessing random healing powers
They only get their powers when they become oils
Their zodiac sign told them
TOMATO POWER
@@Ironbanner12that's a fruit bro
Because not all mothers on Facebook are into woo shite.
this is actually scary and depressing i feel so bad for these kids
Imagine finding out the only reason you were born is because you’re older sister didn’t want kids
While your mom goes off about how you're actually uncle Fred who died 20 years ago.
*your
I would like this but I would have thought the grammar nazi memes from a few years ago would have taught you your vs you’re.
5:13 I genuinely thought George said “I never feel intimate with my PARTNER while he’s shaving the back of my head” lmao I had to replay it
NO CUZ SAME
Ahahha I replayed it and I can’t un hear it
ngl same and i was like 'george is lgbt ???' until i heard father and was like ohhhh
@@sharkyh9769 girl he said Barber 😿
Partner shaving can be intimate, using a cutthroat razor to shave the neck, slowly and carefully.... One slip could kill you... 🥵
The lady who was teaching her infant sign language was sorta onto something, there is a real form of sign language that can be used with infants before they’re able to communicate verbally but something tells me she was trying to teach it ASL
And even then, the baby would only JUST start to be able to apply it being a 9 month old.
*"Who is your doctor? Harold Shipman?"* pissed myself, absolute left field take from big man Memeulous
Let's hope this one doesn't get deleted like the first
PHEW I wasn’t losing my mind lol
I genuinely thought I imagined it, searched for ages tryna find the video and it was gone
What was it
@@jjjosii dunno didn't get to watch it had the same title and thumbnail tho
@@jjjosii dunno didn't get to watch it had the same title and thumbnail tho
Cheers George for keeping me firmly childfree
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George's next sponsor should be a condom company
Parenting licences need to be a thing
^100% We need licences to be a parent, in many countries.
forced abortions for anyone who gets pregnant without one 🪝👶
No. No they don't. That would cause way more problems than it would solve. It 100% would cost money, meaning that lower income people would be punished for having kids. What happens if someone is raped or their birth control fails? Are they then punished for having the kid? What happens to the kids? Are they just taken away from the parents? The foster care system already has a myriad of issues.
There's a ridiculously huge chance that it would lead to eugenics. No one is completely unbiased, what's to stop the authorities from denying a licence to someone because of their race, sexuality or economic situation?
I'd let my three yr old drive but only because drunk driving is illegal and I have places to be
Bro got his priorities straight
My granddad used to have to drive his pos uncle and his cronies to the pub (very rural area with 3 cops in 200 miles) when he was 9 (in 1948). He said there would be 6 drunken brain deficiencies with legs in this ancient Austin van struggling up hills and because drunk people are unreasonable and these ones were worse than normal he'd get beaten when this 35 mile trip in an overloaded tin can with 20bhp took too long for them and they felt at risk of being sober. When the nicest man in Scotland says things I won't repeat about his own uncle you know you've got issues.
Finally some good parenting
@@johnyossarian1135generalising drunk people wow
Lol
Im guessing SS7 is step son 7, and she simply hates the kids that were birthed by her husbands previous partner. Sadly, very common.
Whenever I’m around other people’s children I can feel my tubes slowly tying themselves…
Actually laughed at 12:31 cause my grandad actually let me do that down our street at the same age, it made my week to steer round the cars on his lap 😂😂
As an old person (50+), FB has basically been abandoned by any of my friends who aren't insane. I very occasionally go back and feel depressed about the fate of most of my generation on there.
Sadly, some people do seem to get more and more into the bubble as they get older, but at least they can be laughed at 😂
Didnt know that anyone over 50 watched the george m youtube channel
@@samuelpinder1215 I guess I must be either youthful or immature then 😁
Another one here! @@samuelpinder1215
as someone who's currently studying to become an expert in the field of parenting/raising kids and teens, all of these parents are doing something genuinely wrong
No offence but I feel like you don't need a degree to realize these people are a bit off.
@@NEEDbacon Fair tbh
@@NEEDbacon a bit off is a nice way of putting it, I would've just said they're shit parents tbh
@@NEEDbaconI've only been able to buy monster legally for 1 year and have realise something is off
no fucking shit
9:02 sounds like severe postpartum depression
My parents used to let me go to raves from 15 years old in the late 80's thru early 90's. I had girlfriends stay the weekend, my mum didn't even mind my friends and I smoking hippy cabbage at the house. Her philosophy was she'd rather we partied where we're safe rather than down the park or somewhere worse. The only rule in the house was that I had to get good grades otherwise I had to study instead of party, so I had a great incentive to do well.
I now work for the MoD/DoD as a weapon systems engineer for one of the UK's largest aerospace engineering companies! I've got 3 degrees (electrical/electronic/computer systems engineering). Clamping down on your children doesn't ensure they grow up to be better people, in fact I'd wager it does the opposite. I'm very relaxed with my young ones, discipline where it's necessary, free reign when it's appropriate, and they're doing great. They're smart kids, both book smart and street smart. They'll do just fine when they grow up.
Raising your children like they’re in a prison astronomically raises the chance that they’ll end up in one.
@@lebronjamesfromdwade4103 Succinct, and eloquent.
Never clicked off the hub so fast
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Sams bro
😂
You have your priorities straight
Real
If I remember rightly that one of the mum who showed her kid not strapped in and just wearing a nappy to school ended up with the police and child services involved. Also youtube reccomended me a channel the other day like the last one of a woman teaching her 4 year old to drive on their street
Thank God. I hope the kids are safe now.
George mentioning imagine your parents only letting do anything if youre literally sitting in the same room as them is way more common than i he knows
only in gated communities. it’s rich middle class people type shit.
being common doesn’t mean it’s right
@@LebronShaqthe2nd not all the time tbh, in some poor immigrant households where the man goes to work and the woman is forced to stay at home to raise the child, both parents come down on their child either out of jealousy for having more freedom and opportunities at a younger age or genuine fear of their child dying or becoming a drug addict/criminal instilled in them through severe culture shock by watching the media 24/7. Ironically this has the opposite effect and the kid will prolly act out more when they get older because they didn’t get to have any type of fun when they were younger so they go overboard when they finally do get freedom. It’s a self fulfilling prophecy regardless of social economic class.
I would love to be a mum but also terrified to raise kids with how the world is and my life rn. my bf and i are in the same boat and we feel we need to look after each other first and do other things in our life first before we can consider being stable enough to have kids. i dont get some people
Are you not scared of being pregnant?
Props to you guys for that. In my opinon the world rn is not fit for new life, their are too many global issues that we face that will not be fixed any time soon when they need to be. I think its best to not have kids at all. Me and my partner are considering adoption if we reach a point in our lives where we can also consider being stable enough mentally, physically and economically before we think about adopting a child.
The police should archive these posts for reference in case some of those kids become serial killers.
Love your content and you always manage to make me laugh :D have a great day
6:45 I work for a children's charity and we have some short breals services for chiodren with disabilities, so that parents and carers can have short periods of respite care. We only have a number of nights we do per year, and those are spread out throughout the year. We recently got a call from someone saying they have an autistic child that they want one of our services to look after for a few days. Not only is that not the way you get referred to our servces, but when asked about it, the parent wanted it so they could attend the wedding of their older child in another country and have a holiday out there for a week, with the wedding at the middle of the week away.
7:55 THATS HER SON WTFFFF
11:05 my parents tried to monitor my phone until I left for college (Uni). My dad monitored my bank account as well because I decided to stop sharing my location. Weird times especially because I didn’t find out he was tracking my bank account until I went out of state during a break.
Bro really said “Cat Place Holiday” 💀
11:05 Imagine still tracking your 20 year old's phone usage if you think thats bad (my parents still do this)
im 13 right now, and my mum is a helicopter parent but my dad doesnt give a flying fuck about what i do on the internet, so i have a slight feeling that since my mum bought my phone for me as a christmas present, im gonna have to deal with these rules
@@scottish_lunaticTell her to trust you and don't traumatize yourself online.
get a grip and buy your own phone that they can't monitor lad
That poor baby would be finding sand everywhere for the rest for its life
2:48 - 2:57 this whole skit got me rolling on the damn floor for TOO long 😭😭
I feel sorry for all them kids smh 🤦♂️
1:31 imagine all the sand and salt that would get stuck in there 🤮🤮 and i cant even imagine how bad it will be for the kid in the long run. (They may end up fine but still just dont freebirth in the ocean)
This video is the definition that some people shouldn’t be parents 😂😂😂
That parent that was annoyed with their kid for not being able to talk is especially moronic when you realise that kids only just start grasping actual words at 9 months, and even then its just the basic ones. I don't even have kids but I know my 4 month old nice ain't gonna start asking me the weather any time soon
10:11 apparently his name is Prinz Eugen and he is composed of Germans from Banat and Serbs from Banat, Croatia, Hungary and Romania
who's your doctor? harold shipman? made me laugh too hard
10:20 oh no "blended parenting" She's referring to her step son as SS7. Not sure if that means he's seven years old or if he's the seventh step son.
Legalise making potential parents pass tests before they have kids
It won’t matter, by the time that happens the earth will overpopulate, the idiots raised by idiots will peak and we’ll all be equalized through fire or water depending on what natural disasters come up in our parts of the world.
'Who is your doctor? Harold Shipman?" - Brilliant 😁
4:30 my grandparents used to threaten to make me do that since I was in 6th grade if I couldn't find clothes I havn't worn yet
you need help
so do I
love ur vids mate, been watching you since 1999
12:53 family friend used to let me do this but with a tractor. (But I was 7 and it was 5mph in a field while he has control of the pedals so he can just stop. By the time I was 14 he had to use a hey bale spear and how to use the mini digger to dig (obviously). This kid just skipped all that 7 years of slow learning and went straight to driving XD
Not sure, but SS7 to my mind means step-son, 7 years old. and the OP seems to not care much for them, since OP has issues with them using a MUG. granted it was a gift, but the alternative was it stayed in the cupboard.
Cattery is the word you’re looking for, George. 😂
10:38 That woman's doctor is definitely Hannibal Lecter.
7:40 HE'S YOUR SON, NOT YOUR BOYFRIEND. WHY ARE "BOY MUMS" SO INCESTUOUS.
They're are probably the same type of people that think men and women can't be friends because... biology, ew. The fact that it's her own son, so, so much worse.
5:26 My parents did that with me and my 4 siblings. They wouldn’t have us sit by ourselves, no, there’d be a nanny. But they were in business class
When i was three, i was obsessed with planes. Thank god my mother isn't the person who let their kid drive a damn car 💀
the harold shipman reference had me creasing
12:50 I see no issue little man looks confident
6:55 So in just over a year they got married and she's 7 months pregnant? They didn't waste time
I am 51 and i use Facebook......... so a big thanks to you George.. i feel like an absolute GENIUS after watching this 😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢
"The police should be scouring Facebook and nicking these people" I'm pretty sure that is literally most of a Crim Int officer's job these days.
I don't need any contraceptive after this video, this worked perfectly well
The fact that a (not really) sane woman is parenting a 3 year old and letting them DRIVE ST THAT AGE, if a 17 has to take driving lessons then a 3 year old has to take 14 years of driving lessons, letting them drive at that age is crazy.
“and that’s not enough for him and it’s all I can let him do lol!” Lol? Oof death my dear friend you put yourself in harms way.
I just went aww... when George called his father papa. We don't hear that often but I think it's a sweet name.
3:02 does that mean she had her first baby at 12-13 😨
It's most likely she was 12 when she got pregnant, given 9 months of pregnancy, absolutely disgusting that poor child is literally a victim and her parents are clearly okay with it if it's happened again and she has such a positive attitude about it that realistically could only have come from her parents. I honestly don't understand how social services didn't take her away the first time, her parents are fucking despicable.
for real, with all the dysfunctional parents there are, you would think they would make some sort of legal back check to see if people are sane enough to raise a child. but no.
Older generations go on about the younger gen being on their phones too much while being on Facebook, arguably the worst thing on the internet
5:05 this is so ridiculous to me 😂 I'm 24 and I shave my dads head loads, how is this intimate at all??
''What is love baby dont hurt me''🔥🗣🔥🔥🗣🗣
Technically on private land there are no driving laws however the owner of said land remains legally liable for any accident or injury.
8:53 imagine if theyre neighbour was a survivor and just kept it secret
3:27 It’s actually easier for babies to learn sign language than talk 😅
it’s a problem with the parenting. out of all the billions of babies that were raised from birth every single one of them even the ones with autism were able to be taught to communicate u less they had a genetic disorder. so if a parent doesn’t have the patience or skill to teach a child basic life communication skills they shouldn’t be a parent.
@@LebronShaqthe2nd I mean, it seems less like the child is incapable. More the mom is upset it's not speaking Oxford level English before even being a year old.
Oi. I learned to drive like that back in the 90's. When I took driving lessons, the instructor said I was one of the most comfortable people he ever saw handle the wheel. Wasn't nervous at all. Told him I learned at the knee of my pops and supplimented lessons from old racing games at the local arcade.
I have an expression for videos like this. "Neural Sandpaper." You can just feel everything in your big juicy brain withering away inside. You fall deeper into a more complex states of fundamental confusion of how any of this could be real to begin with. It only gets worse as you realise that someone thought it was the best idea to post it on the Internet.
Facebook is genuinely a great thing. It helps weed out these absolute cretins
I've been taking melatonin for 7 - 8 years, and I'm 16. I'm constantly tired during the daytime BUT I can actually sleep at night so I'll take the brainfog over restless nights :3
be careful that you dont grow a dependence on it though
@@key790 i've been dependant for years
The one about the Lower Mainland does not surprise me, it's in my province in Canada and my parents LITERALLY let me do the same thing at the same age. It was ridiculous and I have no idea why this is SO common here
we're literally here to do one job, to avoid extinction. stupid parents doesn't necessarily mean stupid kids.
wait wait wait....she's 7 months pregnant and met her husband only a little over a year ago...shi**ing hell they moved fast
12:25 literally how my legal guardian was, i had no privacy or independence and it sent me insane lmao
The real miracle that the God squad should have been going apeshit over is the fact that the last window licker wasn't also an Altima owner
Who is your doctor? Harold Shipman…
Fucking floored me! 😂
11:12 - "I'm monitoring my 17-yo's phone, for some reason he thinks I'm overbearing... I'm stunned." Seriously. WTF?
Here in America, overbearing parents that monitor 17 and even 18+ year olds aren't as uncommon as you'd think, unfortunately... My dad and step mom had me essentially locked in my room with only paper, writing stuff (that I had to get myself) and books until I was 18... Really fucked me up
lock them in a room with nothing but a table, and a bowl of soup with bleach mixed in it
True
My experience with stuff like melatonin is:
If you are not used to it, exactly what you said.
But then comes the next problem, you VERY quickly get used to it.
Most of these are not for extended use for that very reason. I only use it to knock myself out about 3 times a years for the worst nights of having a cold. Blessed be Wick Medinait.
I was wondering where the Facebook mum video was cause I swear I saw this title already 👁️👄👁️
Fr
he tweeted about it, it got demonised so he took it down
@@zacheast3910 ohhh makes sense, genuinely thought I’d lost my mind lol
5:12 "i never feel intimate with my partner when he shaves the back of my head"
he's hiding something...
Facebook moms are a different breed
the only normal one was the kid driving. when i was around 2/3 my grandad would let me steer his jeep around his land whilst he would use the pedals.
For the last one, driving as a kid: The mother could try the less dangerous route of just setting him up with a pedal car. Later, at around 7 or 8, allow him into a go-kart (they run on gas on a monitored track but no faster than 25 mph, requires an instructor though). After some practice with that, get him into the adult go-karts that go a lot faster. The non-servo steering is good practice to be able to control the vehicle. Only after that let him have a go with a real car in an enclosed area.
This chick got to experience all of this 😎 (also actually driving a manual gear car for the first time at around age 10), and now as an adult I have transport truck driver's licence. 🚚
when i was 4 years old, my cousin let me sit in his lap and '' drive '' his BMW on a very small dirt road near a forest, i never had control of the car, but that was insanely cool. ( i was too short to see out of the windshield, xD)
At 12:24 in the video my dad is the same exact way as that mom thank god that my mom pays for my phone so he can’t monitor anything as intensely as her
you a female or male ?
@@LebronShaqthe2nd male why
If you watch with closed captions on it starts with
"I'm a genuine fairy"
Well on George, well on.
3:17 god damn it FUCKING WAIT
A 4 month old absolutely shouldn’t be having melatonin but melatonin doesn’t immediately knock you out and make you feel terrible the next day. Melatonin is naturally produced by your body to make you tired but sometimes you don’t produce enough so you need to take it as a medication. I guess if you took the really high doses they have in America it might knock you out but if you have a regular dose it should just make you sleepy enough for you to go to sleep and it shouldn’t make you feel bad the next day. Your body naturally produces melatonin so it should feel just like a regular sleep. I was prescribed melatonin for years and took it every night when I was in high school.
i mean the last one isnt that bad, when I was like 5-6 my dad also let me 'drive' (=hold the wheel while rolling extremely slow in an empty dead-end street), its not like they're gonna let a 3 year old drive on the motorway lol but as a kid that feels fucking awesome
...except she said at the end that it's not enough and she is looking for places that allow 3 year old to drive
@@billcipher8645 Could go to like a go kart place for it.
10:01 my dad literally has a mug that says ''best mom ever'' so i dont think its a problem really 😭
05:33 Don't have 🧑🍼 You are much to precious for that...
“Intuit” - the act of applying intuition
The Harold shipman joke got me ngl 😅