Children break down: ANGRY at parents! | Supernanny USA

Before I begin working with the Tobek Lawrences, I'm going to be assessing how they interact with one another. And by the looks of things, I've arrived here just in time. The Super Nanny's coming. Are you excited? I want to cry right now. I'm quivering. We are looking forward to Joe. I cannot wait. I'm hoping for good results. There she is! It's Joe. It's Super Nanny. Hi. How are you? Jackson. Hi, Jackson. Pleased to meet you. I'm Joe. Hi. How are you? We're crying happy tears, like Delaney said. Good to meet you. Pleasure to meet you. You too. Jeff, pleasure to meet you. Yeah, absolutely. Pleasure. And who are you? Delaney. Delaney, pleasure to meet you. Hi, Hudson. That's a nice smile. Hi. Maya, pleasure to meet you. How are you doing, Kenan? Nice to meet you. So I'm going to hang out with you guys today. I'm going to observe. I'm going to watch, ask questions. You know what I do. You do? Yeah, that's why I'm here. All right. Maya! Guys, please, eyes on me, please. Hudson is sleeping. Do we have questions about that? Okay. You didn't call me fat and a cheater. Why not? No, I did not! Can you take off my shirt? I didn't call you a cheater! Kenan, come here, please. I want the name calling to stop. I didn't even call her a name. I just called her a name. Calling her a cheater is a name call. You sit down, please. Delaney, come here, please. Yes! Step closer. Keep coming. Are you having an otter pop or not? Yes. Then go get one, please. I need you to put away your dad bag. I didn't. You didn't. Because I picked it up off of the floor. Where? Okay, fine. I'll put away my dad bag. And then bring up your laundry hamper. Mom is busy reprimanding these kids quite a lot. And watching how they're reacting, there's a loss of respect between Mom and the kids. I want you to go in your room and take a time out. Right now, she seems to be very calm. But that's not what I saw on the footage before I arrived. Mom? Yes, honey? Can I get at least $4 for helping you out? Okay. If I'm gonna pick up a whole bucket, you have to give me $5. The deal was $4 a bucket. Jackson wants money, so he's filling a bucket full of rocks for $4. So he's out there earning some money, is he? That's right. That's what he's doing. What's the verdict, Jax? It's good. Awesome work. Let me see, let me see. For you. Good job. So do they get paid to do chores? No. He's asking for money. I mean, sometimes. Extra outside of our... We have, um... For something to do. Yeah, picking rocks. I made chore charts, and I laminated them. And is that attached to money? No. Basic chores, house chores are no money. Do the kids have privilege of pocket money or not? Oh, yeah. Occasionally. It's not a... It's not consistent? No. So some chores are attached to money, and some chores are not. These chores are not, and these are expected. Those are daily chores. But then there are some chores that are attached to money. Yeah. All right. On that house chore list is brushing teeth. But brushing your teeth is a life skill. And also, they get paid for some chores, but not for other chores. Confused yet? All right. Can I take these? Thank you. I'll bring them back. No worries. I promise. Mr. Pickle! Oh! No! Can I have your attention, all of you, for a moment? Can I ask you to sit on the beanbag? I want to ask you a few questions, some serious questions. Take your helmet off for a minute, Keenan. Yes. So one of my important jobs is to make sure that what you're feeling, OK, is important, that it's heard by your parents. So I'm going to ask you, is there something that you think is unfair in the home that you would like me to help you specifically with? They should give us a little less time out because whenever we get a time out... It's literally like 30 minutes. Right. And who's the person who primarily, the person who's the first one that will tell you off out of the parents? Usually it's Crystal because Dad's at work normally. Right. She's like, no arguing with me or in the morning, you're going to have a 15-minute time out. Yeah, just for that. This is a wonderful conversation. Your children are very smart. You know exactly what's going on. Well, I can't say these kids didn't tell me what they needed, that's for sure. What do you think I can do for you all as brothers and sister here? We just want to have fun with our parents. Do you feel like you're having much fun right now? Yeah. Do you feel sometimes angry? Yes, super angry when... We're always angry. We haven't seen Dad laugh... Then that's upsetting you, isn't it, darling? I hate it. Tell me about that, love. Keenan. Come here, love. Come here. Come here, love. Heart, come here. Come here. Come and sit down with me. We haven't seen him laugh since I was, like, three. Why do you think Daddy's not happy? No mention about disrespect or... I'm feeling angry right now. And you're feeling angry. Because I'm feeling like I'm about to rip off my hair because of what they're doing to us. Oh, this is an interesting conversation.