Another Celeb Smacked in the Face

61. Typical Toddler - They haven't fully learned right from wrong yet, or how to control their emotions. Obviously the right response is not to hit him back! (Though I'm sure some of you sickos would really enjoy that) All you can do is keep saying "no" and maybe a time out. But she had the dignity to discipline him away from the vultures... Seems like a great mom and normal child!

Posted at 4:12PM on Feb 8th 2008 by Lisa Lagrrr

62. When saying it's all because of the cameras we're going to assume this was the first time the kid pulled her hair; Why should she even care about the reporters?, if a person stops doing things based on what "others" will say chances are they shouldn't be parents.
Not saying she should've beat him up though.

Posted at 4:15PM on Feb 8th 2008 by BratSimpson

63. I would like to respectfully suggest that those of you with perfectly behaved 2 year olds wait until you have raised a couple to adulthood before judging other parents. Every child will misbehave in some way sometime in his life, and if it happens in public people will most likely be judging you for it, too.

Posted at 4:24PM on Feb 8th 2008 by surlymom

64. even throwing a temper tanteum that kid is really cute. Seems to me she did what any Mom would she tried to calm him down and once he decided to be obstinate she got him the hell out of there,.

Posted at 7:45PM on Feb 8th 2008 by redsonja1313

65. This is so typical of that age. I have a son who is Kingston's age and they do it all the time. It doesn't mean that they are bad kids or that the parent is a bad one. I am sure Gwen knows how to discipline her child. Not all children act out like this turn on to be a "Marilyn Manson". Lighten up people, he's a toddler.

Posted at 4:30PM on Feb 8th 2008 by joysar

66. This snotty little brat has ALWAYS looked "mean". I don;t care what anyone says I am not promoting child abuse in ANY way but plain good old DISCIPLINE - The little brat NEEDS a couple smacks on h is bottom! That would be the LAST time he "hit" anyone! He is just a completely spoiled brat.

Posted at 6:05PM on Feb 8th 2008 by Cinderella

67. she puts him in the car seat and walks away

Posted at 10:30PM on Feb 11th 2008 by KANDGA

68. i love it....she's a hands on mom........spending time with her son.....
you paps need to back off, your stupid remarks/comments/questions to get the person to "talk" so you can get more "film" time is just bad.

Posted at 5:31PM on Feb 8th 2008 by anotherday

69. This is not news. This is a typical toddler. She should have shown him better, but with the paps there, she may have been accused of abuse..Funny watching her get her hair pulled though..

Posted at 6:02PM on Feb 8th 2008 by michelle c

70. To numbers 11,48,51: That's totally typical behavior. I'm 18 and I know that. Do you actually think a two year old hits for the intention of hurting? That's if you even want to call that hitting; he barely grabs her hair. Maybe you just didn't realize that because you're trying to prove that you're a good parent to people you don't know.

Posted at 9:46PM on Feb 10th 2008 by Alex

71. It's about time someone slapped Gwen for all that crappy music she's been putting out.

Posted at 7:17PM on Feb 8th 2008 by Lilly

72. Gwen needs to keep her eye on her baby's development, this video was a replica of my son's constant "wild" behavior and he has been diagnosed with an autism spectrum disorder. Keep in mind, 1 in every 90 boys is currently being diagnosed with this this disorder, it's nothing to laught at, it's an epidemic! If Kingston in under 3 years old (which I think he is) and he has this, this is the prime time when autistic like behaviors start to surface....

Posted at 9:17PM on Feb 9th 2008 by Angelina

73. He is being a very typical 2 year old. My daughter did the same thing to me once as we were walking through a mall. When we got to car she did get a slap, and I felt awful afterward. It was her first real tantrum, over a toy that she wanted that I wouldn't buy. She is 18 now and in college. I can look back now and laugh, but I wasn't laughing then. They don't call it the terrible twos for nothing. For everyone here who is so judgmental, how would you like every public moment of your life scrutinized? I think Gwen handled it fine given the presence of paparazzi. Who knows what she did when they were alone. This is a non-story, as is most stuff here.

Posted at 10:02PM on Feb 8th 2008 by Bree

74. His behavior is completely normal for his age. Anybody with a child, especially a boy, knows that. It's not fair to pass judgement.

Posted at 10:12AM on Feb 9th 2008 by Jules

75. I LOVE GWEN!! and I think Kingston is the cutest name! But did anyone else notice that he was more receptive to the nanny than he was to Gwen? Pretty sad.

Posted at 11:48PM on Feb 8th 2008 by Nocturnal_Stars