This unique style of mother’s parenting has only one rule

A mother of four, Jeri-Leah, has a unique style of parenting, claiming in numerous posts that the only rule of her home is that there are no rules.

This means boundless food and screen time and no obligation to help with work work.

A recent clip she posted about her policy has attracted 10 million views and 16.5k comments because, as you can imagine, it is very divisive.

“I’m your mum, I will mother you”

In the now-viral clip, Jeri-Leah revealed that her children should never raise a finger when it comes to cleaning because she happily does it for them.

“You don’t have to fix. I will do it. I don’t care.

“I will take off your clothes, I will wash your clothes. That’s my job, I am your mother; I will mother;

As for meal time, Jeri-Leah’s policy is just as loose: “I am happy to cook four separate meals if it is not necessary. You do not have to finish what is on your plate.”

And yes, this means that the snack is allowed at all times.

“You don’t have any rule. You can go to the closet or refrigerate whenever you want.”

No rule at screen time or sleep time

Finally, Jeri-Leah claims that there is no routine that children should adhere to; The screen time on every device is unlimited, and sleep time does not exist.

In fact, Jeri-Leah admits that half of the children accumulate with her and sleeps on her bed, and she doesn’t think they do.

The mother also allows oath at home, but not in public.

“I say sh*t, you can say sh*t. But when we are in the general public, please do not do it. They won’t swear before the mother; that’s not okay,” she says.

She also promises her beloved children can live with her as long as they want.

Viewers had a lot to say in comments

Millions of viewers had a lot to say in the post; Here you have a picture of their different thoughts:

– “Without food rules = healthy relationship with food. Good for you!”

– “I grew up with this kind of rule, and I am currently overweight, I struggle to keep my home clean, I’m lazy, and sometimes, without realizing it, I expect things to be done for me.”

– “Good good that they are not forced to do things, but I think it’s a good habit of teaching them to clean them behind.”

– “My mother raised me like that, and our relationship is so open and sincere.”

– “Strict parents raise sneaky children, my mother knows everything I do.”

– “I really think to grow like this is the best way.”

Finally, this pragmatic viewer wrote: “As long as I like as soft you are, I would like some rules, discipline is sometimes a blessing in masking.”