Episode 3 | Family SOS with @Supernanny Jo Frost | Warner Bros. TV

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• UK

  @ukgirlinusa16 · 2 years ago

  The fact that the bully’s parents pressed charges against the bullied kid shows why their son became a bully in the first place. What was the bullies consequence?

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• PL

  @PlatinumX0 · 2 years ago

  Hosing off a disabled child who has accidents in their pants on a daily basis come on this is abuse

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• AK

  @Akire305 · 2 years ago

  Even at the end...IT SHOULDN'T HAVE TAKEN A PROFESSIONAL TO COME IN AND TELL YOU THAT SPRAYING YOUR KID DOWN WITH THE HOSE IN THE YARD IS WRONG!!

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  @6kat103 · 2 years ago

  For a guy whose default position was bullying, George was incredibly receptive and responsive to Jo’s guidance. Credit where it’s due.

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• AL

  @ALCOidalonic · 2 years ago

  When Jo says in that tone "How does it feel when I'm this close to your face" it's always going to be enough to bring a man to tears! 🔥

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• BR

  @brendalane4228 · 2 years ago

  Jo is such a beautiful person, inside and out.  I am sure these kids will never forget her.  I just love her.

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• CA

  @carlwear1249 · 2 years ago

  So Blake broke the Bully's phone and Blake is the one thats punished. Then they wonder why they result in more drastic measures than just breaking phones. Sort the BULLY out, not the victim.

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• NA

  @nancycozier4018 · 2 years ago

  This episode triggered me.  Does anyone else think that the dad might have suffered abuse himself as a child?  He bullies those smaller than him but stumbles when someone with more authority takes him on.  He reminds me so much of someone I knew in school.

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• TH

  @theinvisiblepath2386 · 2 years ago

  The 16 yr old boy isn't excited to jump out of bed and hurry off to school because he is being terribly bullied.  Teenaged bullying leads kids to suicide, this has been proven.  He attempted to end the bullying by destroying this bullies phone and he got punished.  This kid has just been thrown to the wolves and i think his situation deserves much more attention than it has been given.

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• MO

  @Morbidollhouse · 2 years ago (edited)

  Imagine being disabled and your own father berates you and belittles you because of something that isn’t your fault. Potty training is part of parenting. To get frustrated like that has probably caused a lot of insecurities in these poor kids. That eldest son needed his daddy and it was super refreshing to see that father wake up and realize what’s going on at home.

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• TH

  @The_Freddy_Krueger · 2 years ago

  The fact that JO FROST can relate to these family and feel their emotions and break down crying too shows how much she's invested in her job!

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• TR

  @tristan26-c7p · 1 year ago

  Blake's smile when Jo said "you're not forgotten" actually melted my heart

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