31. That was a stupid video. What's the news in a kid acting like a kid??? Leave them alone. What happened to leaving celebs kids out of the spotlight?? Don't you think you are profiting from their children when you post stupid crap like this??

Posted at 12:29PM on Feb 8th 2008 by kar

32. Get over it people! All kids are different some act out and some don't. And if you've ever had children then you would know that kids act out at the worst time. If she woud have disaplined him, then the headline would read "GWEN HITS SON" or something stupid like that.

Posted at 12:29PM on Feb 8th 2008 by Mother of a Toddler

33. She's got her hands full with one child!

Posted at 12:29PM on Feb 8th 2008 by HANDS FULL

34. And rightly so, that betch needs a good slappin'!

Posted at 12:31PM on Feb 8th 2008 by YoYo

35. Those of you that state she should have punished him are idiots...as other said...what a hey day the paps would have had with that! As far as buckling him in his car seat...she could have done that in the car and besides...with cameras in her face I can only imagine she want to get in the car as fast as she can. Oh ya...like any of you wouldn't have a nanny to help with your kids if you could afford it. Jelousy is a funny thing isn't it!!!

Posted at 12:32PM on Feb 8th 2008 by Carol

36. is that the nanny w/ them? I'm not sure but her and Gwen seem to be too fussy over kingston. No wonder he just wants to run.

Posted at 12:38PM on Feb 8th 2008 by sam

37. This is ridiculous! He wasn't attacking his mom, he was just flailing. babies flail. kids flail. he wasn't even frowning or crying. and as soon as he was situated in her arms he looked calm and comfortable and stopped swinging his arms. there's no way people should watch this and say he was trying to punch his mom. It was more like he swinged his arms and Gwen just happened to be a bit in the way. He was in a good mood, having fun, being active. That's all it was. Quit making something out of nothing.

Posted at 12:43PM on Feb 8th 2008 by goose42

38. Typical toddler, although some are more difficult than others. My children were raised in the same way, but the last one threw me for a loop. He had tantrums that could be pretty fierce, but the others never behaved in that way. He wanted to be a 'big boy' long before his time and it was a constant struggle. Communication at that age isn't easy and some will vent their frustrations. The issue can be made worse if they're behind verbally, like my last one was. I know children with autism are prone to tantrums as well. That doesn't mean it's ok to hit, but it doesn't mean they're spoiled. Also, don't think for a minute you 'raised your kid right' and 'better than others' just because they didn't have tantrums. Far from the truth and quite scary, really.

Posted at 12:44PM on Feb 8th 2008 by Me

39. IT IS REALLY NICE BE ABLE TO CLICK ON SOMETHING AND NOT HAVE A BUNCH OF BRIT DRAMA! NEVER THOUGHT THERE WOULD COME A DAY.........QUIET BEFORE THE STORM?!?

THIS IS A TYPICAL TODDLER. HOWEVER, SHE MIGHT WANT TO BE A LITTLE BIT MORE CAREFUL WITH A TODDLER AROUND DOGS!

Posted at 12:48PM on Feb 8th 2008 by Lizzy

40. As a teacher and mother of 5 I can assure you it's perfectly normal toddler behavior. For those who claim their kids never act/acted like that, you're either lying or you need to have your child checked by a pediatricain.

Posted at 12:53PM on Feb 8th 2008 by Lydia Layne

41. All kids do that on occasion. They healthily want to explore the world, right now, on their terms, lol, and don't mess with a toddler's exploration agenda! He's not spoiled, and those of you who say so can't have had kids yet, hehe. You're in for a (shock) treat. Gwen gave him lots of room to go, and very patiently tried to stay out of his space as long as safety wasn't an issue. They don't like it when it's time to go if they/re having fun. Asserting themselves like this is an autonomy growth milestone you want them to reach. They just don't know that they're are still not in charge yet...

Posted at 12:54PM on Feb 8th 2008 by Been There, Done That. (Whew.)

42. Well, at least she somewhat takes care of her own kid.

Posted at 12:54PM on Feb 8th 2008 by Sukie

43. He's TWO! Thats what they do! If any of you say your two or three year old never had a tantrum like that then you are lying! How would you like to have cameras taking pictures of your every move or even worse your CHILDS every move. I think Gwen showed great restraint. I'm sure she reprimanded him in the car when the cameras are not on her face!

Posted at 1:14PM on Feb 8th 2008 by Kris

44. All of you who say that he is spoiled and should be spanked are a bunch of idiots. For goodness sake, the child is 1 year old. His little tantrum was nothing compared to some I've seen while out and about. I'm sure if they didn't have cameras shoved in their face they would have taken appropriate measures. You guys act like she is the worse mother around or something. I certainly feel sorry for your kids if you think that everytime they throw a tantrum they need to be abused. bunch of loosers.

Posted at 1:22PM on Feb 8th 2008 by nc

45. I don't know why filming and posting it was necessary, but it's nice to see someone famous in a less-than-picture-perfect situation. Surprise, Ms. Stefani is a nice, normal mommy!
BTW, ALL KIDS act up sometimes...give me someone who's kid "never acts like that" and I'll give you a big fat liar. (not to name names, POSTER #12....)

Posted at 1:30PM on Feb 8th 2008 by Annie