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The Parent Test

  • TV Series
  • 2022–2023
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6.4/10
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The Parent Test (2022)
Follows comedian Ali Wentworth along with parenting expert Dr. Adolph Brown, as they have conversations with parents about how we're raising our kids, while 12 families run through various situations.
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Follows comedian Ali Wentworth along with parenting expert Dr. Adolph Brown, as they have conversations with parents about how we're raising our kids, while 12 families run through various s... Read allFollows comedian Ali Wentworth along with parenting expert Dr. Adolph Brown, as they have conversations with parents about how we're raising our kids, while 12 families run through various situations.Follows comedian Ali Wentworth along with parenting expert Dr. Adolph Brown, as they have conversations with parents about how we're raising our kids, while 12 families run through various situations.

  • Stars
    • Arlo Sarinas
    • Hashim Lafond
    • Ariana Grace Sarinas
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    6.4/10
    263
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    • Stars
      • Arlo Sarinas
      • Hashim Lafond
      • Ariana Grace Sarinas
    • 14User reviews
    • 1Critic review
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      • 1 nomination total

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    Arlo Sarinas
    Arlo Sarinas
    • Self
    • 2022–2023
    Hashim Lafond
    Hashim Lafond
    • Self
    • 2022–2023
    Ariana Grace Sarinas
    • Self
    • 2022–2023
    Michael Wynne
    Michael Wynne
    • Self
    • 2022–2023
    Kiki Yeung
    • Self
    • 2023
    Yasir Hashim Lafond
    Yasir Hashim Lafond
    • Self
    • 2023
    Johnetta Lafond
    • Self
    • 2023
    Sky Ng
    • 2023
    Chuck Ng
    • Self
    • 2023
    Sara Wynne
    Sara Wynne
    • Self
    • 2022–2023
    Alexandra Wentworth
    Alexandra Wentworth
    • Self - Co-Host
    • 2022
    Adolph Brown
    Adolph Brown
    • Self - Co-Host
    • 2022
    Brylee Hsu
    Brylee Hsu
    • Bully Girl
    • 2023
    Vincent Ticali
    Vincent Ticali
    • Puppy Challenge Man
    • 2023
    Kor Wren
    Kor Wren
    • Bullied Child
    • 2023
    Connor Everage
    Connor Everage
    • Bully
    • 2023
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    3future-01584

    Stranger test

    This show is great and I love seeing everyone interact with each other. The problem I have is with the Stranger Test. This test was traumatizing and poorly conducted by network. You put 3 of 4 families in scenarios that they would NOT put their children in. The Wynne family(no disrespect) 'passed' but how would the kids do if they got separated from you in a crowd or a mall or park..maybe the parents should have been able to intervene so kids could see how their parents reacted to a stranger at the door. That should have been the test..not to terrify the kids about strangers in their own home. In your own ways parents you are all raising respectful, knowledgeable and durable lil humans that will be assets to this world!
    5teterimel

    Missed the Mark

    This could have been great! Quit viewing before the final episode when the show loses all value and the media views are being pushed onto parents. Up until then the respectful and debate style of the show is inspirational and parents get a chance to Explain and defend their parenting style. It was great to see parents who are parenting with purpose. Each families purpose was different, which was a real eye opener and educational. I think parents in all seasons could find something positive to take away from the show. It would have been better had all the groups participated in the same tests instead of only 3 at a time and I would love to see a follow up. Did any of the parents incorporate any of the other parenting styles into their parenting. How are the children faring now and as adults?
    2jhfqbthk

    seriously flawed structure and leadership Parents 10, producers.,,,get a clue please

    Your blowing it Dr. Brown. Parenting like love is not competitive it is creative. This show uses well intended dedicated parents, for the growth of no one. Most offensive is the premise that trust is only for the immediate nuclear family, that the world is full of predators (Dr. Browns words)and children who trust huggable neighbors have somehow failed. That is an insult to the whole process. Well intended or not, this show is folly. Parenting is collaborative, parents don't compete they share and grow. They all desire the best outcome. I learned in facilitating hundreds of parent seminars that the wisdom in the room is collective not at a podium. Likely this show is in the can already. I challenge you to set aside the ego and bring your A game with a better formatted approach. Anything but a win win process fails children in play. For their sample do better. Please.
    2katherinemount

    This should not have been a competition show

    The idea of this show is really clever and could be a seriously helpful tool for future or current parents to bounce ideas and learn possible better child caring practices. HOWEVER, the fault in this show is that not only are the parental styles competing, (even though some are SO similar) but they have the parents judging one another.

    Some of these parents are downright abusive and delusional- and they are getting equal chance to pick the "best" parenting style. As you can guess, most parents favor styles similar to their own and reject styles that don't meet THEIR needs as adults and parents. It's frankly gross to see no interjection or actual child wellness professionals in this show. Who is there for the kids? The answer you soon find out is no one.

    I was hoping for more learning from this show- but unfortunately it just kept validating my worst fears of parents and their own egos. Deeply disappointing, and I will only remember the few episodes I watched because of the disturbing parents that were allowed to abuse their kids for other's entertainment.
    3jamesdh-54957

    It's everything that's wrong with tv

    It feels exploitive for the kids. I'm all for these parents and/or families going on a parenting retreat together or having a group session. But to make it a game show on national tv just feels like cheap voyeurism. Oh ok, not enough characters for this review. There were so many opportunities for candid parental critiques which got passed over to seemingly protect the feelings of the parent. Thankfully the bullying scene was a reenactment. One benefit I could see, maybe it helps some parents realize that reflecting on your parenting style is a good thing. If it hadn't been sold as a game show...I guess it'd be a different show.

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      • December 15, 2022 (United States)
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