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When You Are Done with Your Parents | Parenthood

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Experience the emotional highs and lows of the Braverman family as Haddie reaches her breaking point over her parents' strict rules and makes a bold move to her grandparents' house. Meanwhile, Crosby and Jasmine navigate Julia's extravagant party invitation, and Adam and Kristina face a painful confrontation with their daughter. This compilation brings together the most intense family showdowns and heartfelt moments, capturing the challenges of parenting, growing up, and standing your ground.

This is the story of the Bravermans - Sarah, Adam, Crosby, and Julia - four grown siblings sharing the headaches, heartaches and unexpected joys of being a parent. From Academy Award-winning executive producers Ron Howard and Brian Grazer, and writer/executive producer Jason Katims comes this contemporary re-imagining of the international hit feature film. Focusing on the everyday challenges that modern families face while raising children and starting over, Parenthood grounds its drama and its comedy in the celebration of the beautiful mess of life.
Welcome to the official YouTube Channel for Parenthood! Watch all of the official clips from the series, the best and most emotional moments, and follow the messy but beautiful lives of the Braverman family.

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20 Comments

@amywonderland9297 3 days ago

So Max can throw whatever tantrum he wants, scream abusive language at his family and that’s fine, Haddie asks for Peanut butter and you go off on her….

@OverLorD768 3 days ago

"As long as you live under our roof you abide by our rules."

Meanwhile, Max has no rules. They cater to every single one of his tantrums, never bother to teach him the basic boundaries, and enabled his sociopathic behaviour at every turn possible.

@PepFreaka 19 hours ago

They treat her like a third parent to Max and then treats her like a child as soon as she shows some independence outside of the family.

@stellaneko88 1 day ago

No you can’t date your boyfriend who’s three years older than you, but your brother can harass his crush at school. Seriously this show makes me want to scream “YOU’RE HORRIBLE PARENTS!”

@johnowen9349 17 hours ago

In Alex's defense... HE didn't spend Haddie's college fund on Max.

@ancholatrix3444 1 day ago

They don't allow Haddie to feel anything while they let Max feel everything without consequences.....top notch work

@Itsonebananamichael 3 days ago

“You want to be with him more than you want to be with us?” OF COURSE KRISTINA! She’s 16! He’s her boyfriend. Of course she wants to spend more time with him than you. That’s pretty standard. Especially when you keep calling her and her feelings “ridiculous”. Kristina is acting like the toddler here, not Haddie.

@HelluvaZoophobicHazbin 2 days ago

I think the image at the end, where they're holding onto Max with loving expressions on their faces, while Haddie's not beside them, says just about everything I could've.

@sparxstreak02 4 days ago (edited)

I wish they’d made the conversation about more than just Haddie’s relationship with Alex. Yes she did want to be with him but Haddie was also getting sick of her parents (ESPECIALLY Kristina) constantly dictating, criticising & punishing her for every move she made.

It could’ve been so much more meaningful if she’d layed into her parents exactly how unheard & unseen she felt, how she was treated as the scapegoat of her family while her parents held double standards for Max, how they parentified her to look after her brother whenever they couldn’t be bothered to do their job as ACTUAL parents & how when not at her parents’ house, she actually felt free & was less stressed, less angry & much happier.

Haddie staying with her grandparents for the rest of her time in high school until she left for university would’ve left a much more lasting impact of the overall story & actually made Kristina & Adam have to seriously rethink their way as parents since it led to them losing Haddie (whom I would have pretty much go no contact with them apart from when her extended family invited her to things.

@bakerofcookiesandloverofmovies 3 days ago

THE PARENTS TOTALLY HAD THAT COMING!!!!!

@CrazyClara101 2 days ago

If Haddie had a loving homelife then she wouldn't go finding parental validation / love through an older guy

@Jess3674 2 days ago

"So you want to be with Alex?"
"Yes."
"More than you want to be with us?"
"Yes!"
I love that Haddie didn't mince her words at the end. Of course she wants to be with a loving boyfriend more than she wants to be around a pair of dictators.

@SapphireMom87 2 days ago (edited)

if she stayed away, the parents would become actual parents to Max.

the way the mom continues to talk over other people talking, is the same way Max does when he has a tantrum.

@kitkatmccabe 3 days ago

Funny Haddie starts acting like Max making demands and gets told shes acting like a baby. Max because he has autism gets a free pass to act out and say mean things gets every thing handed to him

@Meredith.M 1 day ago

It's like they tried to overcompensate for not disciplining Max and defending his bad behavior by over disciplining Hattie whenever she did something they didn't like.

@DHWAR-t8v 2 days ago

Weird that they're so insistent on their daughter following their rules when Max constantly Breaks the Rules and they do nothing but accommodate him to the point where he throws a tantrum anytime he doesn't get his way, and has a disturbingly lack of empathy for the emotional state of others. The example with his mother while she was suffering from chemo being a prime example of this.