@@alma2594not in America. They never passed the child rights act so children are actually property of their parents until they are either of age get married cause in some states you can get married at 12 or get pregnant or get their kids taken away and then the children are property of the state which is why so much abuse happens in the foster care system and why it’s so hard to prove abuse and get justice for it
Agreed. I homeschool and it's not fun or cute. It's long frustrating hours of learning hot to teach, even though you'd never want to be a teacher. It should be challenging and frustrating, or they're not learning. My children all read by six, and write very well, besides my youngest. This woman is failing her poor son.
Isn't there social services in the US for cases like that? Those stupid parents are so bend on freedom but they are denying their kids their right for education.
the fact that kids are grades behind in reading and writing after quarantine should be more than enough evidence that the majority of children will not spontaneously decide to learn this essential information without structure and guidance.
Yes… if they don’t know it’s out there how will they know to learn it?? Ridiculous! You’re not gonna spontaneously want to know everything you need to know before adulthood as a kid
Yeah. When I was in reform school and it was half online, I started slipping mentally and emotionally and so did my grades. I had to have people and teachers around me hands on or else I was miserable.
Most of the time it’s not really insisting. It’s a combo of being too lazy to use protection, weird value systems where having a lot of kids offers the parents worth that they can’t get from other avenues, and/or selfishness.
I think these parents just have control issues and manipulate their kids to "help out" and control them, but that would be harder if they had stable lifes and proper education
My parents unschooled me, I'm the oldest, my sister, and brother. I was lucky and made it to 6th grade in public school before they pulled me out. I never got to go back and am now studying to get my GED. My sister was in 2nd grade public school when we were pulled out and she got thrown into her second or third year of highschool when a family member got temporary custody. She struggled but managed to catch up, doing highschool work with only knowing things on a 2ng grade level. She started to excel quickly became a straight A student and is now in her second year of college to study computer sciences. She also took twice as many classes in her first year of college than normal to try and catch up, she did all this while holding down a part time job too. My brother didn't go to school until 5th grade, but the amazing part is with a little help from me and my sister, our brother taught himself how to read because we all played videogames and he wanted to learn how to talk to his friends in Roblox. So he would ask what is this letter, then once he knew them on the keyboard he would constantly be asking us how do you spell this word? He is now in his first year of highschool and doesn't know how to sing the abc's song to this day. He is still behind in math but is doing average in the other subjects. But he has ADHD, all three of us do, but he also is very fat on the autism spectrum and if he isn't interested he struggles a lot. I am so thankful he wanted to learn to read, since most wouldn't until much later in life, when he was roughly 6 so he could have online friends. We were not allowed to go outside EVER. So we all were lucky enough to have a laptop and made friends on Minecraft and Roblox. Those people taught us how we loved wasn't normal and that we can take action and change it! We started standing up to our parents and finally years later got out. I'm about to turn 26 in October. And I still am at a 6th grade level of education, though I am studying to get my GED, so I have a long way to go. It's embarrassing and such a struggle and I can never fully catch up to my peers
Omg I'm in the same situation! I'm 20 but only finished 5th grade and my youngest brother only finished 2nd grade and I have 2 older siblings. One only graduated middle school (9th) and my older brother just had one more year to go, and hes autistic. So none of us have graduated highschool. I'm 20 now and I'm planning on starting this program next year and I'm honestly terrified because I believe I have undiagnosed adhd and was never good at math. My older siblings have tried to study to get their ged but they've given up I guess. And my younger brother can't really read that well. But seeing how your siblings are doing well makes me feel so much better about my future and maybe my siblings futures.
Right! I actually thought it was illegal either your kid goes to school or you have to homeschool them. I didn’t know there was this other option nor would I ever use it on my child. And yeah, not to brag. My kid does go to school and she also helps me wash the car during the summer. 😆 these people are crazy.
The first woman is fucking crazy. 5:02 letting your two year old wave the biggest fucking knife yiu have around until he stabs himself?? Thats like cps worthy
Yes I agree.She also thinks her 6 year old is the only 6 year old who can cut a carrot and says it’s from unschooling..Im pretty sure we all could cut one,even younger..I know I could..
Dude that gave me anxiety!!! T_T My kids use a butter knife. They gotta wait til they are at least 13 before I let them handle a big girl knife. but learn a little responsibility. It's different if you're actually learning how to cook even at 8 cuz I know some kids do do that. :/ But 6 and damn near brainless. cuz of her bad mom. NO- absolutely not that child shouldn't be handling it.
What’s upsetting me is the fact that illiteracy is still a big problem in this country and to hope kids will learn how to read when they are ready is CRAZY and STUPID.
She needs to be prosecuted idk how this isn’t considered child abuse. A 6 year old being unable to read or write at a basic level is just very sad. And I’m not talking about learning disabilities. Missing out on early education makes it so much harder for children to learn…It’s so wrong to do this.
They've jumped on research that shows that some kids resist learning reading, writing, and math until they're "ready," without understanding that (a) their "ready" point is generally between 4-7 years old, the purpose of that research was that some kids should not start kindergarten before 5-6!; and (b) even those who aren't "ready" still absorb some lessons and can progress with modifications.
I worked in foster care group homes. A couple kids came from parents like this. They had no credits/education, no basic life skills. And no life discipline because they lived this “free” life. One girl was 17 and had urinary incontinence -her mom never did potty training because “it’d come in time”
Some kids learn it "themselves" my sister always went to the toilet with my mom and she wanted to go to the toilet at age 2 so my mom let her. Kid 2 needed really potty training cause she didn't want to learn it
@@nri363 haha that’s true. Some are more motivated than others. The thing with this family was the 17 year old still had trouble holding her pee and the younger brother was in diapers till 9 because the mom didn’t see an importance of potty training because they’d” figure it out” which clearly wasn’t working out well 😩 your mom sounds like she acted accordingly based on her children’s level which is what moms should do :)
6:41 she did NOT just do that omgggggg this woman is delulu to the max! Talking about people giving off "bad energy" when shes "shush!" "Shut up!" To her daughter in the same breath i cant 😂😤
As someone who teaches children to read, I am not even convinced that her child can read/write. We did not watch him write the words so we don’t know if he was actually encoding what he was writing or if he just copied them out of a book without reading them. Simply writing down a word you see does not prove any sort of reading ability.
I'm pretty sure in the video she said the kid was just copying words they saw around the house. Which was equivalent to me doodling a stapler not knowing what it was when i was a kid.
at 5 the bare minimum should be letter and number recognition, and the capability for pronunciation of basic sentences from simple child books. She's not even buying her kids the dinky starter kids books to work with, yknow, the ones with trace a letters and numbers
@@StoicVeR Kids learn to read and write in kindergarten (at age 5-ish) or primary school, if I know it correctly. Yet a lot of kids struggle to read simple passages in high school...
Why do these weirdos think you need to be unschooled in order to learn life skills? My parents taught us how to clean, cook, bake, sew, garden, manage our salt pool, take care of our pets, build an indoor fire, paint walls & furniture, help with household chores/grocery shopping/car washing, and many, many more things, while both my brother and I did very well in school, it’s not that complicated… This is not a healthy alternate lifestyle, just a reflection on these parents’ laziness & incompetence. Sadly these poor kids are the ones paying the price, how is this legal?
ithese dumb fuck trash parents already got to experience normal schooling and their lil protest are simply failing their children, setting them up for a life of dependency.
That's the life of a homestead libertarian right leaning mommy. Next she's prepping for doomsday and praising Jesus while snorting coke while her babies do child slave labor.
I couldn't agree more!!!!! I have 3 teens and a toddler, we do far more than that woman was doing along WITH them going to school (except the 3yr old yet)! That's what is called PARENTING!
I couldn't imagine denying my child a proper education and then forcing them to do physical labor instead..... That's another level of psychotic I will never understand...
Ten years from now this will be recognized as abuse when a wave of "unschooled" kids starts to hit 18 and can't function due to their lack of education. Shit like this is why we need better regulations around homeschooling in this country. You cannot convince me otherwise that these parents either 1) just didn't want to spend time teaching their kids and needed something that **sounds** like some kind of unique schooling method to justify them not lifting a finger, or 2) They want to hyper control their kid's lives with as little outside influence as possible and find even homeschooling to be too much of an interference on their brainwashing methods.
It's 2, for sure. For 1, "not lifting a finger" would be made easier by shipping kids off to school for 8 hours a day (free daycare, as some parents see it)
Due to some unfortunate circumstances my son is now home with me rather than at school, im not even doing what is called homeschooling as that would be completely lead by me, im doing alternative arrangements which means hes still attending school on paper but i pick up his work every two weeks and we do it at home and then return it, of course i have to help him learn the subjects and topics, im teaching him, but its much more regulated than home schooling and is temporary (maybe for a few months until the unfortunate circumstances are out of the way). Hes 6, he can read, he can write and is working on handwriting. He is actually doing maths meant for 9 year olds (hes autistic, its his special subject). Hes doing science, history, geography, computing, PHSE, he reads daily, does phonics twice daily to help him enunciate his words clearer and read bigger words, he does RE, art, etc. An education shouldnt be a privilege, in my opinion it should be a human right.
Homeschooling can be really good if the parents actually take the time to do it correctly. It can allow the parent to find an alternative teaching method that works best for that individual child and give them more time on things that they are struggling with and more individual attention. The important thing is that they're still learning the standard curriculum and are on track with there age. Teachers don't have time to make sure every kid keeps up, or to adjust class to the kid thats struggling. It's also really hard to continue to try to learn one thing when everybody else is jumped onto something else and you got to learn that at the same time.
That's what happened to me in high school when I got sick, too sick to go to school for almost 5 months. The (public) school sent a tutor, one of the teachers, for each subject and they came once a week for like 3 hours and I had to do all the homework and work everyone in class did. It turned out fine. I just finished top of my class in engineering school, so don't worry about your son he isn't behind because of that.
"Oh, he can get a job at a restaurant!" Absolutely not. You have to be able to read the tickets that tell you what to make, as a first thing. Even if you work prep, you have to read recipes. And beyond that, you have to know how to manage your station, time, and backstock. That takes training and some education on math and such. If you've never had to do formal education, you probably won't do well with formal training!
I’m so glad my momma made me sit at the kitchen table and asking “IF TOMMY HAD SIX APPLES AND HARRY GAVE HIM FOUR, HOW MANY APPLES DO TOMMY HAVE?!” Really shaped my education
I homeschooled for three years. I did it because my daughter needed more one on one time. Now that she's in seventh grade she asked to go back and I said absolutely. when we did it she had a very structured schedule. She did all the subjects every single day. I still had time to teach her how to cut a carrot somehow.
My son is 6 and currently has alternative arrangements where his school supplies the work and I teach him at home. Definitely still have time to teach him how to go grocery shopping, how to be responsible by tidying up, etc
My son is dyslexic. Pulled him out for two years to teach him to read then sent him back for high school. I didn't want to do it, I had to. He still can't write very well (thank goodness for computers) but he reads very well. He drives bulldozers now.
@@icebergrose8955 thankfully there are normal parents that just want to do what's right for their child, no matter what that may be! It might be sending them to School, it might be keeping them home. Each kid is different!
My parents have “unschooled” me since I was like 7. I’ve been in and out of school and I have to say, being in school is way better than sitting at home doing absolutely nothing every single day.
Unschooling is just parents training their kids to be 1940's housewives. Learn how to cook, how to do chores, how to do the groceries on a budget... probaqbly they will teach them how to make a tupperwear party and the tricks to perfectly iron a shirt. They won't have any academical knowledge, so they will depend on getting married to someone with their own house, car, and money. Which was a normal and possible goal in damn 1940!! In ten years not even having two jobs and a master in economy will be enough to keep half house.
Yeah you don't know what you are talking about. My aunts, uncles, my parents all born in the 40's attended schools so did their friends and on and on. You're way off by a couple of hundred years when kids didn't go to school
Yeah you don't know what you are talking about. My aunts, uncles, my parents all born in the 40's attended schools so did their friends and on and on. You're way off by a couple of hundred years when kids didn't go to school
Some teach survival skills, gardening, food storage (canning, freeze drying, cooking) animal care, hunting, how to shop AND they homeschool or send to public with all subject matter plus more. This is the best type of homeschooling or public schooling in my opinion :-)
It's one thing to focus more on what your kid is interested in during homeschooling, but to have them totally direct their own learning is nuts. They don't even know what they don't know.
i always find that these parents who unschool their childrens always have a sort of “revenge” motive towards outdated stereotypes. its always “ i dont want my child to be always sat at their desk, not learning about what they want to” and then theyve been homeschooled themselves so how would they know how schools are nowadays?
I was homeschooled at 10 years old and I was locked away in a room until I was 18, it is absolutely towards outdated standards, I was called a spoiled brat because I would beg for an education. now I'm 21 and I had to teach myself everything.
I was homeschooled and ended up learning; Spanish, sign language, all the regular stuff like; reading, English, Grammer, maths, history, every thing!! This is crazy!! I thought 6 was the regular age to read and write!! I can't believe unschooling like THAT is even a thing!!
Some homeschooling is good. There are a number of kids who get homeschooled with the structure and level of knowledge they need, or even get tutors and state exams. But homeschooling is so unregulated in america that there are states where you don't even have to say what you plan for their education when you take them out of public/private schools. And worse yet are those teaching instructions that have such an obvious agenda that they actively teach lies, like some of the stuff i've seen promoted by aig (answers in genesis) for homeschooling. Like, imagine teaching your kids that the biblical flood was real and that all marine life was totally safe and fine despite miles of additional freshwater added on top of the ocean, and that all the freshwater underwater creatures and plants would have no problem suddenly having the (albeit diluted) salt from the oceans. Or that evolution = abiogenesis, or that fossils can only come from a flood.
@@catelynh1020Because teaching them that apes evolved into humans is so much more superior in knowledge and scientific fact. 🙄 You sound foolish. As a believer of Scripture, I have enough ability to listen to the garbage spewed in school about evolution with the understanding that it is a THEORY, not a FACT. Creation science is also a THEORY which like all science must be based in some form of EVIDENCE. So you believe all the dinosaurs died from a meteor strike. I believe they all drowned. Get it?
The type of schooling a child needs, varies from child to child. I have 4 kids...2 go to public school (and always have,) 1 went to public school until high school (and then chose online school,) and my youngest is autistic, and he has been homeschooled his entire life. That works best for him, because he can't handle the environment of public school, or the schedule of online school, but he LOVES learning. He taught himself to read at age 3, and when he was evaluated before kindergarten, they skipped him 2 grades and tried to put my 5 year old in 2nd grade...which definitely didn't help him adapt to public school. We pulled him out when we discovered he was spending 90% of his time at school...coloring in the office...because he would just wander off from the classroom, and he had physically attacked his teacher for ignoring him. 😊
@@highsourjamapple9141 i homeschooled from 2020 up till the start of school last year. My girls were a bit ahead of their peers but they transitioned back really well. What she is doing is a huge disservice to her kids
In the province of Ontario Canada there is a class in high schools that is called LLS (Learning and Life Skills) it is for mainly those with developmental disabilities. But I think that it can be applied into other situations with a bit of tweaking here and there. For families living in a van it would be a good fit I think
I was unschooled. I didn’t learn the things I needed to learn. I now can’t work and am dependent on others for help, because I can’t hold down/find a job that pays what I need in order to survive on my own.
I am so sorry I can’t imagine what your lived experience feels like but damn that is unfair. I was homeschooled but put down the school of my hometown so I could start getting jobs and no employer ever bothered to verify it.
@@Jay_531 I started working in kitchens at 14 with a workers permit. I’ve done manual labor and retail (you don’t need much of an education for that) but thanks to my lack of proper school, proper socialization, and abuse I have been unable to hold down jobs for long. Then, because it’s all heavy lifting and back breaking work, I slipped disks and have issues with my veins. All of it coalescing into being disabled, unable to work, or do anything that would pay well. It’s been hard, but I live. So that’s something. I am really glad you were able to have a good experience though
I literally can't imagine those kid's being so excited to not go to school thinking they're going to stay at home and do random things they wished they could do just to be put in a van for the rest of their life and being uneducated just cutting carrots.
As a former homeschooled kid, we were never excited to not go to school with other kids. It was all brainwashing trying to convince us “how miserable public school kids are” and “how evil the system and school is” what BS. As an elementary education teacher now myself, I know how much of BS this is.
I know school is a hassle to wake up everyday and go but its really important to kids, to see parents holding back their kids from getting a proper education is selfish
@@highsourjamapple9141it is also illegal in at least half of the countries in the world. These delulu parents denying their children the basic right of education, but I am sure they are the first ones to scream about freedom when asked to do something by the government.
10:11 "Hey mama what are you making? "Carrot stew, of course!" "But mama this is the 3rd time this week you've made something that's mainly carrots!" "well, it's friday isn't it?" "...mom is freaking Monday."
SELFISH parents. I feel so bad for children nowadays. Unschooling is the most insane ridiculous thing. Kids can't spell, read...know how to interact with other children. It's sad. Children make it to HS and can't sign their names! Delulu thinking these "unschooled" children will survive in society as adults. Absolutely selfish!
I'm so happy it's actually illigal in my country to do not send your kid to school, they need to educate until they are turn 18, the exception being children who have health problems and a doctor recommends homeschooling, but even then the parents have to sing up them in near school and teachers from that particular school come to the house to do lessons with them
As someone who’s home educated, unschooling/deschooling is supposed to be a short period of no school work after leaving school as a way to detox from how school systems work, before starting home education. It’s not supposed to be a permanent thing, just a few weeks, maybe a month or so depending on the child. Influencers are giving home educators a bad name, which we really don’t need when the government is already tryna find ways to keep us/force us in school
I was homeschooled, and started reading around six, and I eventually learned to read at a college age level by the time I was 9-10 years old. My mother was very dedicated to our schooling. I weep for the unschooling parents.
Im convinced the child had no idea what their mom was singing about. Sometimes you need to directly teach your child “this is a very sharp knife, its not for playing with because you can hurt yourself with it.” Go ahead and teach them the spanish words too but make sure they understand it in english first!
What’s really messed up is Unschooling is actually considered a form of homeschooling so it’s technically legal in all 50 states and there’s nothing anybody can do about it right now unless they make laws specifically for Unschooling
Most states say parents have to educate their child for hundreds of hours each school year. I get the initial idea of unschooling was not being stuck at a desk 8 hours a day like at traditional schools. They wanted to opt for teaching kids in the natural world but no book work at all is crazy.
I never understood this stuff in the US. Can someone explain? In my country every child is obligated to go to school until the age of 16 (it was recently lowered from 18). Also if your child misses more than 20 classes/hours without an approbation from a doctor or parent (parents can only give a fixed amount) then the school is obligated to call CPS. How is it so easy to just not take kids to school in the US.?
@@irmaktemel7171 yes but sick days are not included. I agree with this system wholeheartedly. Generally speaking state schools are pretty good here and are on par with German schools (in the level of given knowledge, facilities and staffing is unfortunately much poorer). Also 20 class is per schoolyear so not for 12 years. 😀 I forgott to mention that. I almost got into trouble (CPS) because of that and my school was the top 5th of the country.
I also might add that you can miss more than 20 classes but those have to be backed by your parents. So generally speaking your parents must know your whereabouts and give a rational explanation for missing class. Those are basically accepted but if your parents abuse the system they might get in trouble.
"Cállate con tu español inútil" 😂😂😂😂 that's how you learn Spanish, by swinging a sharp knife till the Latino vibe gets into you. Greetings from Argentina 🇦🇷, love your content so much
15:24 my little brother is four years old and he knows how to read, write, and do math.... that mom is crazy, its way easier to just send the kids to school 😭😭
Homeschooling CAN work! I am NOT defending the van life AT ALL and I'm SUPER AGAINST "unschooling " because everything Layze is saying is true lol.. but i was homeschooled and it worked great for me. Trust me, it was nothing like this! IF you follow a plan and ARE CAPABLE. If this mom is not able to do the lowest level of schoolwork, then she CANNOT homeschool her children. If she does they will be crippled for life. If you are "unschooling" your children you are crippling them. CRIPPLING THEM.
For example, I got accepted into the #1 high school for highest academics and test scores (while I was there it was named #1 in the country in the Princeton review). I had a full scholarship to stevens institute of tech, and graduated top 10 (people, not percent) in my class of engineering students while being in an accelerated program to get my bachelor's and masters at the same time. I'm well adjusted socially (I'm a nerd and always will be lol), have self confidence, good relationships, strong motivation, etc. Homeschooling nurtured the natural talent I had and my mom was able to have me do work two grades ahead. She followed a curriculum and textbooks that were created for homeschoolers. I loved it, my sister and brother not as much so they decided they wanted to go to school, which was fine too. None of us had problems adjusting to the world. Homeschooling CAN WORK. IF you follow a plan and ARE CAPABLE
My cousin does unschooling with her almost 10yo daughter, she can’t read, isn’t very good at picking up common sense and other issues. This year, literally yesterday she started her with a homeschool co op. Unfortunately it requires my cousin to lead a class. She has such a horrible attitude, my daughter and her daughter are close like we used to be and she took her to nc to stay for a week. My daughter made it for 3days before I had to pick her up (during hurricane Debby). She just doesn’t like kids that aren’t hers and you can tell it too! I homeschooled my youngest up until last year and my oldest from 5th up till she went to high school last year. They put my oldest in all honors classes bc she was so far ahead. She didn’t like it bc it was the same material just more homework. She is in 10th grade now, is so far ahead she is taking a ceramics class all year long. Usually you only get to do it for one semester. Next year she will go to our career and tech center. She will graduate with a cosmetology diploma. She is also taking principals of business management course. She has already been offered a partial scholarship for our local college. Since I got a job in the cafeteria at the high school they both now qualify to go to our local college for free bc I’m an employee. Anyway yes homeschool works if you do it right. I had my kids in sports and Girl Scouts for social interactions. I still teach them stuff like this mom, how to budget, shop for groceries, count money, tell time etc.
As a homeschooler, my mom actively teaches us about Earth Science, financial management, cooking, cleaning, and much more meanwhile ALSO having us on a Christian Homeschooling website. We are continuously being challenged to the next grade while still learning about the stuff that woman says she unschooled her kids to do.
So that mom that took her second grade child out of school is “teaching” him about prices but he doesn’t even know what decimal places are, cause kids don’t learn that until at least grade four… the basics are absolutely crucial. At least teach kids; math, reading and writing and some science. These kids are going to have such resentment towards these parents.
it makes me SO angry that parents do this. i homeschooled my kid for kinder because of COVID. while i was able to teach her a lot compared to others who try, she did 10x better in school. they aren't just learning core subjects. they are learning responsibility by keeping track of their bookbag/items in general. socializing with kids outside the family is CRUCIAL! these poor children.
i was homeschooled in preschool as well because my mom was a SAHM so she could spend practically the whole day with me, i think in the earlier ages it’s fine, it’s not too hard to teach a young child how to read simple texts and easy math, but then they genuinely need school
My nephew was so excited to read How the Grinch Stole Christmas to me. I think he was 6, maybe 5. He was so proud of himself and now he chooses to read books on his own. Going to library is a huge deal for them. I was so proud of them. School is not easy, but I am afraid these unschool kids will fall behind and this will effect them in the future when this fad is over. I know not having glasses my first year or so of school really affected me.
Hi. Homeschooler here. This whole unparenting crap is ridiculous. Everyone needs an education, especially these days when it is so accessible. My mom took me and my brother out of public school several times when we were either moving or the schools were crap. Homeschooling works really well for my brother and others in the homeschool group. I went back to public school for high school (I’m a junior) and am doing very well. This trend or whatever it is gives a bad wrap for those who don’t go to public school but still get an education
Hey i got a shout out on the video that was already making me feel like mom of the year 😂🎉🎉 such a hilarious video this week, that effing carrot 😂🥕🔪 You also still look gorgeous no matter what your facial hair is doing so no worries!
Yes, I stalk you (and Stormy) because I need your humor in my life. You are the absolute best. Gotta watch your videos every day! Hope this doesn't scare you. I'm not delulu. 😊❤
0:17 VANLIFEGIRL29MIRANDAMIRANDA is the best words lazye has ever said…. Such amazing inspirational words…😖😖 Edit one Friday 6 sep: GUYS THANKS FOR 200 IM SO GLAD 😇😇
10:23 this is the mom that decided she wanted to homeschool her kids because she didn’t want to take 10 seconds out of her day to sign a piece of paper.
Our school tried to teach us to cut fruit. One kid brought grapes and banana for his fruit salad so he didn't need to cus anything. He broke the banana with his hands. What a genius😀
Aww! I must wait to watch until my kids are out of school tomorrow… watching your videos together is a tradition for us now! Don’t come at me😂I’m allowed to enjoy one creator with my kids that is more “mature”. They get 1/4 of the jokes but 💯 percent love the humor and uniqueness! Thank you, Layze❤ You gave me something to watch with my kids that isn’t annoying, lmao. We look forward to each new episode. Also, they nicknamed their new kitty Stormy.
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I would like to recommend un-parenting. It's this cool new thing where the CPS takes your kid from you for being so irresponsible with their future!!!
I couldn’t agree with you more unschooling should be against the law and makes the parents just lazy smh
CPS needs to keep tabs on this women because this is just ridiculous
It would be fair since children have rights and one of them is access to education lol
Amen
@@alma2594not in America. They never passed the child rights act so children are actually property of their parents until they are either of age get married cause in some states you can get married at 12 or get pregnant or get their kids taken away and then the children are property of the state which is why so much abuse happens in the foster care system and why it’s so hard to prove abuse and get justice for it
In my country not sending kids to school is a crime. Wtf. This people shouldn't have kids.
It's wrong to not educate here in America, too. Doesn't stop idiots.
same in the uk u get a fine why would u ruin your kids future/education for some tiktok views🙂↕️
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Same here in Austria...
same here in murica but we're "free" so we can avoid giving children basic education rahhhh 🦅🦅🦅🦅🔫🔫🔫🔫🔫🔫🍔🍔🍔🍔
Selfish parents ruining their kids future by denying them proper education and exploiting them for UA-cam and Tik Tok checks. Totally disgusting!
I can't stand parents like that, school teaches kids on more topics then cutting carrots.
can someone pleaaaasssseee call the Child Services and report this psychotic mother because this is child abuse.
Agreed. I homeschool and it's not fun or cute. It's long frustrating hours of learning hot to teach, even though you'd never want to be a teacher. It should be challenging and frustrating, or they're not learning. My children all read by six, and write very well, besides my youngest. This woman is failing her poor son.
Isn't there social services in the US for cases like that? Those stupid parents are so bend on freedom but they are denying their kids their right for education.
if they're van life parents it might be harder to get CPS involved @@ayahgrig9218
the fact that kids are grades behind in reading and writing after quarantine should be more than enough evidence that the majority of children will not spontaneously decide to learn this essential information without structure and guidance.
EXACTLY
Yes… if they don’t know it’s out there how will they know to learn it?? Ridiculous! You’re not gonna spontaneously want to know everything you need to know before adulthood as a kid
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Yeah. When I was in reform school and it was half online, I started slipping mentally and emotionally and so did my grades. I had to have people and teachers around me hands on or else I was miserable.
Yeah how are they gonna get a good job?
Is nobody talking about his shirt? 😭 "Slightly used but in good condition" IM CRYING
It's a vibe lol
Tbh that's such a mood, gonna need that shirt
I need that shirt!
It’s art 😊😊
YES. His shirt is hilarious!!!!!
I don’t understand why some people INSIST upon having 5+ kids when they can’t even raise one properly and give them sufficient attention…
Most of the time it’s not really insisting. It’s a combo of being too lazy to use protection, weird value systems where having a lot of kids offers the parents worth that they can’t get from other avenues, and/or selfishness.
they dont know how to do boom boom with protection. they like RAW
I think these parents just have control issues and manipulate their kids to "help out" and control them, but that would be harder if they had stable lifes and proper education
And they're gonna tell their kids that they wish he or she was never born or get out of this house.
They like the baby cute phase
Therapist: Don’t worry, Layze w/o facial hair can’t hurt you, he doesn’t exist.
*Layze w/o facial hair*
I honestly think he looks good
He still looks good but I'm used to the facial hair 😭
It’s kind scary 😭💀
I'm scared
I did not realize he got a facial haircut 😭
My parents unschooled me, I'm the oldest, my sister, and brother. I was lucky and made it to 6th grade in public school before they pulled me out. I never got to go back and am now studying to get my GED. My sister was in 2nd grade public school when we were pulled out and she got thrown into her second or third year of highschool when a family member got temporary custody. She struggled but managed to catch up, doing highschool work with only knowing things on a 2ng grade level. She started to excel quickly became a straight A student and is now in her second year of college to study computer sciences. She also took twice as many classes in her first year of college than normal to try and catch up, she did all this while holding down a part time job too. My brother didn't go to school until 5th grade, but the amazing part is with a little help from me and my sister, our brother taught himself how to read because we all played videogames and he wanted to learn how to talk to his friends in Roblox. So he would ask what is this letter, then once he knew them on the keyboard he would constantly be asking us how do you spell this word? He is now in his first year of highschool and doesn't know how to sing the abc's song to this day. He is still behind in math but is doing average in the other subjects. But he has ADHD, all three of us do, but he also is very fat on the autism spectrum and if he isn't interested he struggles a lot. I am so thankful he wanted to learn to read, since most wouldn't until much later in life, when he was roughly 6 so he could have online friends. We were not allowed to go outside EVER. So we all were lucky enough to have a laptop and made friends on Minecraft and Roblox. Those people taught us how we loved wasn't normal and that we can take action and change it! We started standing up to our parents and finally years later got out. I'm about to turn 26 in October. And I still am at a 6th grade level of education, though I am studying to get my GED, so I have a long way to go. It's embarrassing and such a struggle and I can never fully catch up to my peers
Omg I'm in the same situation! I'm 20 but only finished 5th grade and my youngest brother only finished 2nd grade and I have 2 older siblings. One only graduated middle school (9th) and my older brother just had one more year to go, and hes autistic. So none of us have graduated highschool. I'm 20 now and I'm planning on starting this program next year and I'm honestly terrified because I believe I have undiagnosed adhd and was never good at math. My older siblings have tried to study to get their ged but they've given up I guess. And my younger brother can't really read that well. But seeing how your siblings are doing well makes me feel so much better about my future and maybe my siblings futures.
And I totally get you at the embarrassing part. It just takes away such a huge part of your self esteem, it feels really shameful doesn't it?
Denying kids proper education is literal CHILD ABUSE!!!!
Right! I actually thought it was illegal either your kid goes to school or you have to homeschool them. I didn’t know there was this other option nor would I ever use it on my child. And yeah, not to brag. My kid does go to school and she also helps me wash the car during the summer. 😆 these people are crazy.
@@lissaC.W.you are a good mum
@@yayamilkyway thanks for your kind words. I really appreciate it.🙏🏽💕
@@lissaC.W.Exactly. One of my good childhood memories was washing the car on the weekend and I'm getting PhD this year 😂
Frrr
The first woman is fucking crazy. 5:02 letting your two year old wave the biggest fucking knife yiu have around until he stabs himself?? Thats like cps worthy
No parent should be letting their baby wave around a knife like that at all, like I know she wants to teach them but not like that 😭
Yes I agree.She also thinks her 6 year old is the only 6 year old who can cut a carrot and says it’s from unschooling..Im pretty sure we all could cut one,even younger..I know I could..
he cut himself? when?
@@ciara.nevaehI don’t think he did but they’re saying he might cvt himself
Dude that gave me anxiety!!! T_T My kids use a butter knife. They gotta wait til they are at least 13 before I let them handle a big girl knife. but learn a little responsibility. It's different if you're actually learning how to cook even at 8 cuz I know some kids do do that. :/ But 6 and damn near brainless. cuz of her bad mom. NO- absolutely not that child shouldn't be handling it.
What’s upsetting me is the fact that illiteracy is still a big problem in this country and to hope kids will learn how to read when they are ready is CRAZY and STUPID.
It makes me so mad when parents do this like stop holding your kid back from learning 😭
Why social services don't get involved in this?
@@ayahgrig9218they wouldn’t know about all of the ‘ *unschooling parents* ‘
@@luhvrigzinbut they do know abt the ones that make videos, those videos can be used as proof too, so why dont they help those poor kids
@@yesidekwhile I’m no fan of this unschooling nonsense cps doesn’t even do enough and often makes it worse for children in physical danger
It’s the ”It will come at the right time” that kills me. Like… how? The kid just wakes up one morning and knows how to read and write?
She needs to be prosecuted idk how this isn’t considered child abuse. A 6 year old being unable to read or write at a basic level is just very sad. And I’m not talking about learning disabilities. Missing out on early education makes it so much harder for children to learn…It’s so wrong to do this.
They've jumped on research that shows that some kids resist learning reading, writing, and math until they're "ready," without understanding that (a) their "ready" point is generally between 4-7 years old, the purpose of that research was that some kids should not start kindergarten before 5-6!; and (b) even those who aren't "ready" still absorb some lessons and can progress with modifications.
Imagine unschooling child just to teach them cutting carrot 🙏😔
LOL
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"alright today we are going to learn how to not learn‼️"
Lol
I worked in foster care group homes. A couple kids came from parents like this. They had no credits/education, no basic life skills. And no life discipline because they lived this “free” life.
One girl was 17 and had urinary incontinence -her mom never did potty training because “it’d come in time”
Some kids learn it "themselves" my sister always went to the toilet with my mom and she wanted to go to the toilet at age 2 so my mom let her.
Kid 2 needed really potty training cause she didn't want to learn it
@@nri363 haha that’s true. Some are more motivated than others. The thing with this family was the 17 year old still had trouble holding her pee and the younger brother was in diapers till 9 because the mom didn’t see an importance of potty training because they’d” figure it out” which clearly wasn’t working out well 😩
your mom sounds like she acted accordingly based on her children’s level which is what moms should do :)
@@bergenleigh8256I’m sorry but what is urinary inconsistence
@@bergenleigh8256 But can you learn it at 17?
@marthacecille591 She likely can't recognize the need to go that well or her pelvic musles are weak and untrained
6:41 she did NOT just do that omgggggg this woman is delulu to the max! Talking about people giving off "bad energy" when shes "shush!" "Shut up!" To her daughter in the same breath i cant 😂😤
To be honest she's the one that needs to be quiet 😭
14 hr??!?
@@Kay-Yay12ツmembers can watch a video a day earlier
@@Kay-Yay12ツ members get it early
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As someone who teaches children to read, I am not even convinced that her child can read/write. We did not watch him write the words so we don’t know if he was actually encoding what he was writing or if he just copied them out of a book without reading them. Simply writing down a word you see does not prove any sort of reading ability.
I'm pretty sure in the video she said the kid was just copying words they saw around the house. Which was equivalent to me doodling a stapler not knowing what it was when i was a kid.
at 5 the bare minimum should be letter and number recognition, and the capability for pronunciation of basic sentences from simple child books. She's not even buying her kids the dinky starter kids books to work with, yknow, the ones with trace a letters and numbers
@@StoicVeR Kids learn to read and write in kindergarten (at age 5-ish) or primary school, if I know it correctly. Yet a lot of kids struggle to read simple passages in high school...
Why do these weirdos think you need to be unschooled in order to learn life skills?
My parents taught us how to clean, cook, bake, sew, garden, manage our salt pool, take care of our pets, build an indoor fire, paint walls & furniture, help with household chores/grocery shopping/car washing, and many, many more things, while both my brother and I did very well in school, it’s not that complicated…
This is not a healthy alternate lifestyle, just a reflection on these parents’ laziness & incompetence. Sadly these poor kids are the ones paying the price, how is this legal?
ithese dumb fuck trash parents already got to experience normal schooling and their lil protest are simply failing their children, setting them up for a life of dependency.
Word. She’s acting like parenting her kids is the equivalent of a basic education. Your parents sound like they did it right
That's the life of a homestead libertarian right leaning mommy.
Next she's prepping for doomsday and praising Jesus while snorting coke while her babies do child slave labor.
I couldn't agree more!!!!! I have 3 teens and a toddler, we do far more than that woman was doing along WITH them going to school (except the 3yr old yet)! That's what is called PARENTING!
I couldn't imagine denying my child a proper education and then forcing them to do physical labor instead..... That's another level of psychotic I will never understand...
This is going back to 18th/19th century peasants life.
@@ayahgrig9218 literally
@@ayahgrig9218it iss, except back then it wasn’t a choice, now she could totally send them to school or homeschool them if she wanted to.
Thank God I woke up to people making sense in my comment section ... That's rare ❤️❤️❤️ love y'all
@@ayahgrig9218 you damn right that's sad 😭
“SHUT UP 😡, mommy’s trying to compete with taylor and sabrina” 😭😭😭🙏🙏🙏
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The fact that she gave a knife to a 2 year old 💀
"I will not be reflecting bad energy around me and my daughta" 😂
Ten years from now this will be recognized as abuse when a wave of "unschooled" kids starts to hit 18 and can't function due to their lack of education. Shit like this is why we need better regulations around homeschooling in this country. You cannot convince me otherwise that these parents either 1) just didn't want to spend time teaching their kids and needed something that **sounds** like some kind of unique schooling method to justify them not lifting a finger, or 2) They want to hyper control their kid's lives with as little outside influence as possible and find even homeschooling to be too much of an interference on their brainwashing methods.
It's 2, for sure. For 1, "not lifting a finger" would be made easier by shipping kids off to school for 8 hours a day (free daycare, as some parents see it)
No it will just become normal because it would be white supremacists if you're against it
Not only that a lot of jobs if not all of them require education proof before hiring you
what do you mean "will be"? it *is!*
It already in my country, because a set of parents didn't give their 15 kids education while hogeschool and instead used them as slaves.
Due to some unfortunate circumstances my son is now home with me rather than at school, im not even doing what is called homeschooling as that would be completely lead by me, im doing alternative arrangements which means hes still attending school on paper but i pick up his work every two weeks and we do it at home and then return it, of course i have to help him learn the subjects and topics, im teaching him, but its much more regulated than home schooling and is temporary (maybe for a few months until the unfortunate circumstances are out of the way). Hes 6, he can read, he can write and is working on handwriting. He is actually doing maths meant for 9 year olds (hes autistic, its his special subject). Hes doing science, history, geography, computing, PHSE, he reads daily, does phonics twice daily to help him enunciate his words clearer and read bigger words, he does RE, art, etc. An education shouldnt be a privilege, in my opinion it should be a human right.
Homeschooling can be really good if the parents actually take the time to do it correctly. It can allow the parent to find an alternative teaching method that works best for that individual child and give them more time on things that they are struggling with and more individual attention. The important thing is that they're still learning the standard curriculum and are on track with there age. Teachers don't have time to make sure every kid keeps up, or to adjust class to the kid thats struggling. It's also really hard to continue to try to learn one thing when everybody else is jumped onto something else and you got to learn that at the same time.
That's what happened to me in high school when I got sick, too sick to go to school for almost 5 months. The (public) school sent a tutor, one of the teachers, for each subject and they came once a week for like 3 hours and I had to do all the homework and work everyone in class did. It turned out fine. I just finished top of my class in engineering school, so don't worry about your son he isn't behind because of that.
imagine pulling up to a job not knowing simple addition but impressing them with your carrot cutting skills
on his resume : yeh i kew howe twe chap cakrots
That’s me as an adult now bec my mom did the same thing to me growing up
"Oh, he can get a job at a restaurant!" Absolutely not. You have to be able to read the tickets that tell you what to make, as a first thing. Even if you work prep, you have to read recipes. And beyond that, you have to know how to manage your station, time, and backstock. That takes training and some education on math and such. If you've never had to do formal education, you probably won't do well with formal training!
I’m so glad my momma made me sit at the kitchen table and asking “IF TOMMY HAD SIX APPLES AND HARRY GAVE HIM FOUR, HOW MANY APPLES DO TOMMY HAVE?!” Really shaped my education
As a parent of a six year old who goes to real school, her son is functioning at the same level of my three year old.
This is nuts! She’s crazy
Exactly, my son was reading before he even started school.
I homeschooled for three years. I did it because my daughter needed more one on one time. Now that she's in seventh grade she asked to go back and I said absolutely. when we did it she had a very structured schedule. She did all the subjects every single day. I still had time to teach her how to cut a carrot somehow.
and probably all other vegetables too
My son is 6 and currently has alternative arrangements where his school supplies the work and I teach him at home. Definitely still have time to teach him how to go grocery shopping, how to be responsible by tidying up, etc
@@abhiratiuhm its not vegetable, its vege-tab-le
My son is dyslexic. Pulled him out for two years to teach him to read then sent him back for high school. I didn't want to do it, I had to. He still can't write very well (thank goodness for computers) but he reads very well. He drives bulldozers now.
@@icebergrose8955 thankfully there are normal parents that just want to do what's right for their child, no matter what that may be! It might be sending them to School, it might be keeping them home. Each kid is different!
My parents have “unschooled” me since I was like 7. I’ve been in and out of school and I have to say, being in school is way better than sitting at home doing absolutely nothing every single day.
I grew up like this too. School is definitely better. You understand society better
@@NinjaMaxHaven13Exactly… learning how to socialize is the most important thing you learn in school
are you ok now
Yea it feels like freedom at first, but then living a life with no drive really sucks your soul away.
The kids literally suffocating in there...
The parents: " so as you can see they have soooo much space, and our 14yo has curtains !!!!"
Thx for the likes you guys 👌😇
Unschooling is just parents training their kids to be 1940's housewives.
Learn how to cook, how to do chores, how to do the groceries on a budget... probaqbly they will teach them how to make a tupperwear party and the tricks to perfectly iron a shirt.
They won't have any academical knowledge, so they will depend on getting married to someone with their own house, car, and money.
Which was a normal and possible goal in damn 1940!!
In ten years not even having two jobs and a master in economy will be enough to keep half house.
The difference is that in the 1940s, parents were also sending their kids to school so that they could learn reading, writing and arithmetic.
Yeah you don't know what you are talking about. My aunts, uncles, my parents all born in the 40's attended schools so did their friends and on and on. You're way off by a couple of hundred years when kids didn't go to school
Yeah you don't know what you are talking about. My aunts, uncles, my parents all born in the 40's attended schools so did their friends and on and on. You're way off by a couple of hundred years when kids didn't go to school
Ironing? These ladies don't seem classy enough to wear clothes that need ironing.
Some teach survival skills, gardening, food storage (canning, freeze drying, cooking) animal care, hunting, how to shop AND they homeschool or send to public with all subject matter plus more. This is the best type of homeschooling or public schooling in my opinion :-)
THE HAIRCUT IS KILLING ME-
I need to know who was Layze's barber 😭🙏
@Moon-has-pawz11 If he gets 500K subs (Maybe idk I don't remember) he'll shave his beard
ME TO
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It's one thing to focus more on what your kid is interested in during homeschooling, but to have them totally direct their own learning is nuts. They don't even know what they don't know.
I agree.. I homeschool and we are learning basics but I let them choose the extras that will be exciting to learn but basics need to be there...
@@sierra5025That sounds fun, learning about the basic stuff and then the kids chooses something else to learn
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12:39 “Okay, can I get a latte with… Ariana grande size?”
lol
This came up when the part was coming
i always find that these parents who unschool their childrens always have a sort of “revenge” motive towards outdated stereotypes.
its always “ i dont want my child to be always sat at their desk, not learning about what they want to” and then theyve been homeschooled themselves so how would they know how schools are nowadays?
These are the type of parents to blame the school for their kid not learning anything but it's their kid at fault 😭
@@highsourjamapple9141not only that, but the parents don’t do crap to actually help them with that schoolwork
I was homeschooled at 10 years old and I was locked away in a room until I was 18, it is absolutely towards outdated standards, I was called a spoiled brat because I would beg for an education. now I'm 21 and I had to teach myself everything.
OFF TOPIC BUT NANA PFP RAUGHHH🔥🔥🔥🔥
Also they had bad experiences at schools, and project that into their kids.
I was homeschooled and ended up learning; Spanish, sign language, all the regular stuff like; reading, English, Grammer, maths, history, every thing!! This is crazy!! I thought 6 was the regular age to read and write!! I can't believe unschooling like THAT is even a thing!!
I learned to read and write in school 😭 parents didn't teach shit
@@pixiulis Sad! 😭
Some homeschooling is good. There are a number of kids who get homeschooled with the structure and level of knowledge they need, or even get tutors and state exams.
But homeschooling is so unregulated in america that there are states where you don't even have to say what you plan for their education when you take them out of public/private schools. And worse yet are those teaching instructions that have such an obvious agenda that they actively teach lies, like some of the stuff i've seen promoted by aig (answers in genesis) for homeschooling.
Like, imagine teaching your kids that the biblical flood was real and that all marine life was totally safe and fine despite miles of additional freshwater added on top of the ocean, and that all the freshwater underwater creatures and plants would have no problem suddenly having the (albeit diluted) salt from the oceans. Or that evolution = abiogenesis, or that fossils can only come from a flood.
@@catelynh1020 wow! That's crazy! 🤯 I live in Australia, and it's very different here!
@@catelynh1020Because teaching them that apes evolved into humans is so much more superior in knowledge and scientific fact. 🙄
You sound foolish. As a believer of Scripture, I have enough ability to listen to the garbage spewed in school about evolution with the understanding that it is a THEORY, not a FACT.
Creation science is also a THEORY which like all science must be based in some form of EVIDENCE. So you believe all the dinosaurs died from a meteor strike. I believe they all drowned. Get it?
"Mama!"
"SHH- I'll feed you ina minute you little rat I'm earning money.."
"ANYWAYS-"
The type of schooling a child needs, varies from child to child. I have 4 kids...2 go to public school (and always have,) 1 went to public school until high school (and then chose online school,) and my youngest is autistic, and he has been homeschooled his entire life. That works best for him, because he can't handle the environment of public school, or the schedule of online school, but he LOVES learning. He taught himself to read at age 3, and when he was evaluated before kindergarten, they skipped him 2 grades and tried to put my 5 year old in 2nd grade...which definitely didn't help him adapt to public school. We pulled him out when we discovered he was spending 90% of his time at school...coloring in the office...because he would just wander off from the classroom, and he had physically attacked his teacher for ignoring him. 😊
She is calling it unschool but she is just teaching them life skills. Which should go along with school!
This!
I can promise her school can teach your kid so much more then teaching them life skills.
@@highsourjamapple9141 i homeschooled from 2020 up till the start of school last year. My girls were a bit ahead of their peers but they transitioned back really well. What she is doing is a huge disservice to her kids
In the province of Ontario Canada there is a class in high schools that is called LLS (Learning and Life Skills) it is for mainly those with developmental disabilities.
But I think that it can be applied into other situations with a bit of tweaking here and there.
For families living in a van it would be a good fit I think
I love your doggy 🐶
I was unschooled.
I didn’t learn the things I needed to learn.
I now can’t work and am dependent on others for help, because I can’t hold down/find a job that pays what I need in order to survive on my own.
I am so sorry I can’t imagine what your lived experience feels like but damn that is unfair. I was homeschooled but put down the school of my hometown so I could start getting jobs and no employer ever bothered to verify it.
@@Jay_531 I started working in kitchens at 14 with a workers permit. I’ve done manual labor and retail (you don’t need much of an education for that) but thanks to my lack of proper school, proper socialization, and abuse I have been unable to hold down jobs for long.
Then, because it’s all heavy lifting and back breaking work, I slipped disks and have issues with my veins. All of it coalescing into being disabled, unable to work, or do anything that would pay well.
It’s been hard, but I live. So that’s something.
I am really glad you were able to have a good experience though
@@tsunemaraI'm so sorry
I hope u are doing better
@@abhirati thank you. I’m doing the best I can.
But I absolutely do not endorse unschooling your kids. It’s detrimental to their lives
@@tsunemara yess absolutely
I hope you get over your trauma too
Layze without his facial hair is like an angel without its wings
True tho
REAL
1:44 you’re scaring me without facial hair
I literally can't imagine those kid's being so excited to not go to school thinking they're going to stay at home and do random things they wished they could do just to be put in a van for the rest of their life and being uneducated just cutting carrots.
As a former homeschooled kid, we were never excited to not go to school with other kids. It was all brainwashing trying to convince us “how miserable public school kids are” and “how evil the system and school is” what BS. As an elementary education teacher now myself, I know how much of BS this is.
I know school is a hassle to wake up everyday and go but its really important to kids, to see parents holding back their kids from getting a proper education is selfish
@@highsourjamapple9141it is also illegal in at least half of the countries in the world. These delulu parents denying their children the basic right of education, but I am sure they are the first ones to scream about freedom when asked to do something by the government.
10:11
"Hey mama what are you making?
"Carrot stew, of course!"
"But mama this is the 3rd time this week you've made something that's mainly carrots!"
"well, it's friday isn't it?"
"...mom is freaking Monday."
SELFISH parents. I feel so bad for children nowadays. Unschooling is the most insane ridiculous thing. Kids can't spell, read...know how to interact with other children. It's sad. Children make it to HS and can't sign their names! Delulu thinking these "unschooled" children will survive in society as adults. Absolutely selfish!
I'm so happy it's actually illigal in my country to do not send your kid to school, they need to educate until they are turn 18, the exception being children who have health problems and a doctor recommends homeschooling, but even then the parents have to sing up them in near school and teachers from that particular school come to the house to do lessons with them
8:40 LMFAO I just love how everyone is there and commenting because of Lazye 😂😂😭😭💀💀
As someone who’s home educated, unschooling/deschooling is supposed to be a short period of no school work after leaving school as a way to detox from how school systems work, before starting home education. It’s not supposed to be a permanent thing, just a few weeks, maybe a month or so depending on the child. Influencers are giving home educators a bad name, which we really don’t need when the government is already tryna find ways to keep us/force us in school
I was homeschooled, and started reading around six, and I eventually learned to read at a college age level by the time I was 9-10 years old. My mother was very dedicated to our schooling. I weep for the unschooling parents.
don't weep for them, many of them don't deserve any sympathy. weep for the poor kids...
15:56 When I was 6 I could have like full on conversation with people- IM CRYING BRO IM CRYING
as a mexican, i loved when layze spoke Spanish, it fits his voice well! Love the video
I'm Hispanic but idk he has a obvious accent 😭
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@@Starlight-s1c..so??
Is he Hispanic? I know in another episode he said he was from Albania.
@@QueenOfBlackCats05 He's from Europe but likely not Hispanic
The way that kid was waving that knife around gave me so much anxiety. Did that mom even teach the kid that knives are dangerous??
She should've gave her kid a plastic knife then giving the kid that big knife, it makes me wonder do parents like her have common sense
She told him "peligroso" (which means "dangerous" in Spanish) 😂😂 does she believe it's enough?
Im convinced the child had no idea what their mom was singing about. Sometimes you need to directly teach your child “this is a very sharp knife, its not for playing with because you can hurt yourself with it.” Go ahead and teach them the spanish words too but make sure they understand it in english first!
What’s really messed up is Unschooling is actually considered a form of homeschooling so it’s technically legal in all 50 states and there’s nothing anybody can do about it right now unless they make laws specifically for Unschooling
Most states say parents have to educate their child for hundreds of hours each school year. I get the initial idea of unschooling was not being stuck at a desk 8 hours a day like at traditional schools. They wanted to opt for teaching kids in the natural world but no book work at all is crazy.
I never understood this stuff in the US. Can someone explain? In my country every child is obligated to go to school until the age of 16 (it was recently lowered from 18). Also if your child misses more than 20 classes/hours without an approbation from a doctor or parent (parents can only give a fixed amount) then the school is obligated to call CPS. How is it so easy to just not take kids to school in the US.?
@@emeseipacs3568 Only twenty classes. That’s not even three days. Holy shit your country is strict with attendance
@@irmaktemel7171 yes but sick days are not included. I agree with this system wholeheartedly. Generally speaking state schools are pretty good here and are on par with German schools (in the level of given knowledge, facilities and staffing is unfortunately much poorer). Also 20 class is per schoolyear so not for 12 years. 😀 I forgott to mention that. I almost got into trouble (CPS) because of that and my school was the top 5th of the country.
I also might add that you can miss more than 20 classes but those have to be backed by your parents. So generally speaking your parents must know your whereabouts and give a rational explanation for missing class. Those are basically accepted but if your parents abuse the system they might get in trouble.
7:36 "AnD Ma DuUuTAh💅✨"
"Cállate con tu español inútil" 😂😂😂😂 that's how you learn Spanish, by swinging a sharp knife till the Latino vibe gets into you. Greetings from Argentina 🇦🇷, love your content so much
15:24 my little brother is four years old and he knows how to read, write, and do math.... that mom is crazy, its way easier to just send the kids to school 😭😭
Yeah! When I was that boy's age, which is 6, I could write in cursive!
But does your brother have 6 years of carrot cutting skills? 🙄
Homeschooling CAN work! I am NOT defending the van life AT ALL and I'm SUPER AGAINST "unschooling " because everything Layze is saying is true lol.. but i was homeschooled and it worked great for me. Trust me, it was nothing like this! IF you follow a plan and ARE CAPABLE. If this mom is not able to do the lowest level of schoolwork, then she CANNOT homeschool her children. If she does they will be crippled for life. If you are "unschooling" your children you are crippling them. CRIPPLING THEM.
For example, I got accepted into the #1 high school for highest academics and test scores (while I was there it was named #1 in the country in the Princeton review). I had a full scholarship to stevens institute of tech, and graduated top 10 (people, not percent) in my class of engineering students while being in an accelerated program to get my bachelor's and masters at the same time. I'm well adjusted socially (I'm a nerd and always will be lol), have self confidence, good relationships, strong motivation, etc. Homeschooling nurtured the natural talent I had and my mom was able to have me do work two grades ahead. She followed a curriculum and textbooks that were created for homeschoolers. I loved it, my sister and brother not as much so they decided they wanted to go to school, which was fine too. None of us had problems adjusting to the world.
Homeschooling CAN WORK. IF you follow a plan and ARE CAPABLE
My cousin does unschooling with her almost 10yo daughter, she can’t read, isn’t very good at picking up common sense and other issues. This year, literally yesterday she started her with a homeschool co op. Unfortunately it requires my cousin to lead a class. She has such a horrible attitude, my daughter and her daughter are close like we used to be and she took her to nc to stay for a week. My daughter made it for 3days before I had to pick her up (during hurricane Debby). She just doesn’t like kids that aren’t hers and you can tell it too! I homeschooled my youngest up until last year and my oldest from 5th up till she went to high school last year. They put my oldest in all honors classes bc she was so far ahead. She didn’t like it bc it was the same material just more homework. She is in 10th grade now, is so far ahead she is taking a ceramics class all year long. Usually you only get to do it for one semester. Next year she will go to our career and tech center. She will graduate with a cosmetology diploma. She is also taking principals of business management course. She has already been offered a partial scholarship for our local college. Since I got a job in the cafeteria at the high school they both now qualify to go to our local college for free bc I’m an employee. Anyway yes homeschool works if you do it right. I had my kids in sports and Girl Scouts for social interactions. I still teach them stuff like this mom, how to budget, shop for groceries, count money, tell time etc.
Also doesn’t the state require them to be formally schooled by 7yo? Idk how my cousin is allowed not to report to the state
Happily Homeschooled
As a homeschooler, my mom actively teaches us about Earth Science, financial management, cooking, cleaning, and much more meanwhile ALSO having us on a Christian Homeschooling website. We are continuously being challenged to the next grade while still learning about the stuff that woman says she unschooled her kids to do.
So that mom that took her second grade child out of school is “teaching” him about prices but he doesn’t even know what decimal places are, cause kids don’t learn that until at least grade four… the basics are absolutely crucial. At least teach kids; math, reading and writing and some science. These kids are going to have such resentment towards these parents.
Fr, like they need to learn the basics, doing more harm than good,
I got jumpscared by Layze's face and actually flinched 😔
that’s so rude 😔🙏
Layze's face is so majestic 🤭
Don’t b3 rude
@@Penelope-p3y she's not being rude,she was just surprised 🫤
Lazey is a king
I like how she said she has more time with the kids even though it's day one
Fr like she needs to realize what she's saying 😭
it makes me SO angry that parents do this. i homeschooled my kid for kinder because of COVID. while i was able to teach her a lot compared to others who try, she did 10x better in school. they aren't just learning core subjects. they are learning responsibility by keeping track of their bookbag/items in general. socializing with kids outside the family is CRUCIAL! these poor children.
She most likely doesn't know how to homeschool, and school can give your kid more knowledge on various topics not just cutting carrots.
I was in first grade when covid started and I'm stupid even I agree 👍 (have a great day/night)
Also kids benefit from learning around their peers who are the same age
i was homeschooled in preschool as well because my mom was a SAHM so she could spend practically the whole day with me, i think in the earlier ages it’s fine, it’s not too hard to teach a young child how to read simple texts and easy math, but then they genuinely need school
4:01 he isn’t even doing it correctly lmao
16:27
✨“A veg-ah-tah-bleh”✨
15:38 LMAO SHE LOOKS LIKE SHE DIDNT EVEN KNOW THE ANSWER HERSELF
OMG SHE DOES LMAO
lol so true
Lmao she disconnected
My nephew was so excited to read How the Grinch Stole Christmas to me. I think he was 6, maybe 5. He was so proud of himself and now he chooses to read books on his own. Going to library is a huge deal for them. I was so proud of them. School is not easy, but I am afraid these unschool kids will fall behind and this will effect them in the future when this fad is over. I know not having glasses my first year or so of school really affected me.
17:54 why was that so good💀💀💀
The phrase lazy is perfect for this mom
Lazy but not Layze
"callate con tu español inutil" 5:35 😂😂😂
On Sigma bro fr fr cut dap me up twin let em get that vape juice real quick cuh😏🔫🫲
Thank you 😭
Not going to bed I guess, new Layze just dropped!!
Hi. Homeschooler here. This whole unparenting crap is ridiculous. Everyone needs an education, especially these days when it is so accessible. My mom took me and my brother out of public school several times when we were either moving or the schools were crap. Homeschooling works really well for my brother and others in the homeschool group. I went back to public school for high school (I’m a junior) and am doing very well. This trend or whatever it is gives a bad wrap for those who don’t go to public school but still get an education
Hey i got a shout out on the video that was already making me feel like mom of the year 😂🎉🎉 such a hilarious video this week, that effing carrot 😂🥕🔪
You also still look gorgeous no matter what your facial hair is doing so no worries!
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thank you!!!!
@@Layze anytime.
Omg!!!!
How can somebody be this FUNNY????!!!!!
6:53 because she is the bad energy 💀
Ain’t nobody notice the way she had NO clothes on 😭
@@RRRonan I’m not even surprised 😭 she posted a video of her literally undressing with her butt exposed to the camera
15:18 lil bro was learning to write in hieroglyphics 😭 🙏
Yes, I stalk you (and Stormy) because I need your humor in my life. You are the absolute best. Gotta watch your videos every day! Hope this doesn't scare you. I'm not delulu. 😊❤
Isn't that what a delulu person would say? I'm not delulu 😂 or maybe that's just me
Gurllll 😂😂
"WE LOVE YOU LAYZE!!!!" we all say in unison...
WE LOVE YOU LAYZE!!!!
WE LOVE YOU LAYZE!!
WE LOVE YOU LAYZE!!
6:32 That shhh was personal🤧
My parents not only sent me to school, they taught me to prepare and cook food *and* had a veggie garden so I learnt about that too.
Wild, I know!
5:54 vegotable
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Vegotable (start of a chain)
@@HuhWHODIDTHISvegotable
Dyslexia is Rael
@@Br4in-r01t 😭 chain breaker
"THANK YOU LAYZE"we all say in unison
THANK YOU LAYZE!
THANK U LAYZE FOR BLESSING MY EYESSSD
THANK YOU LAYZE ❗❗
THANK YOU LAYZE
THANK YOU LAYZE!!
0:17 VANLIFEGIRL29MIRANDAMIRANDA is the best words lazye has ever said…. Such amazing inspirational words…😖😖
Edit one Friday 6 sep: GUYS THANKS FOR 200 IM SO GLAD 😇😇
I can bet you some girl is gonna see that name and use it 😭
@@highsourjamapple9141 Yes stealers just wanting likes and stealing comments💀💀
Ikr 🤧
0:16
MY NAME IS MIRANDA 😂😂😂
10:23 this is the mom that decided she wanted to homeschool her kids because she didn’t want to take 10 seconds out of her day to sign a piece of paper.
16:38 she's staring at us like stealing our souls
15:49 Bruh my friend was seven and she read the whole Harry Potter Potter series
6:26 she looks high as a kite 💀
Higher I think😂
Fr 💀
6:44 CHARLIE BROWN CALLED HE WANTS HIS YAPPING CHIHUAHUA BACK
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Lol she does. 💀
Thanks!
Our school tried to teach us to cut fruit. One kid brought grapes and banana for his fruit salad so he didn't need to cus anything. He broke the banana with his hands. What a genius😀
15:18 shouldn't a six year old know how to read and write sentences though?
Yhhh idk what she is proud of
Aww! I must wait to watch until my kids are out of school tomorrow… watching your videos together is a tradition for us now! Don’t come at me😂I’m allowed to enjoy one creator with my kids that is more “mature”. They get 1/4 of the jokes but 💯 percent love the humor and uniqueness! Thank you, Layze❤ You gave me something to watch with my kids that isn’t annoying, lmao. We look forward to each new episode. Also, they nicknamed their new kitty Stormy.
My girls are 15&11 and I watch a lot of stuff with them and always have. Even true crime. It helps them realize the world sucks
@@maryjane4432 yeah, my kids realize what a bunch of materialistic fakers are out there!
0:23 NOT TAY AND BRINA
The way Layze said DuAteR 7:36
Yknow, i can explain how happy i get when i get home and see you posted. It honestly makes my day so much better, please don’t ever stop making videos
It’s so nice to see him growing more of a (well deserved) following
"SPAINGLISH" HAD ME ROLLING🤣😂
15:07 HELLO?!?!?
😂
James’ room is so spacious 🤩 0:39
MY DYSLEXIC ASS READ IT AS SUSPICIOUS-
lol
11:12 layze acting like he never knew 😭
15:02 are we not gonna talk abt this?….
REAL LOL
Choso i ❤choso like he makes me want to turn into an ikea dining table
@@Imalwaysin_Lala-land why a dinning table-
I KNOW 😂
LMFAO
6:38 👶:: “mama!” 👩:: “SHH.”
She just talk nonsense in this point
Its sad
4:19 ok so singing not to cut your finger to a 2 year old stabbing a knife...
great parenting skills!!!!1111!!!!111!!
7:58 keeping hairs in a jar like a witch nah lmao 😂 I’m good
Lazy without the facial hair is such a cutie. ❤ not saying he’s not cute before, it’s just that he’s 5x cuter without it imo.