[Vicky.]

Where has this idea came from? It seems to be mainly Jackson who has got it into his head that there is a chance of seeing his actual child, in the house. Its never going to happen and honestly, any parent would not want it anyway surely? It would be massively cruel to the child, I'm sure there will be some kinds of laws involved about kids anyway...but imagine it...

'oh you can go in and see your daddy, surrounded by strangers who are no doubt whooping and screaming...but only for a few minutes pet then we will drag you through the studio, confuse the **** out of you, and then you might not see him again for a month...oh, and expect a few trolls on social media to post nasty things about you too'

Erm...

[JTM45]

Yeah, it's absolutely ridiculous of them to think that they'd bring young children into that environment.
I wouldn't be surprised if Jackson's kid is more grown-up than he is!

[Maxxie.]

Although saying they wouldn't have kids in "that environment", in the Phillipinnes they have Teen Big Brother where kids even 12 and 13 go in the house for like 2 months and live just like the civillians. They had a 12 year old brit last time I think.

[Maxxie.]

I remember IAC doing it with Charlie brooks, someone was fired after.

[Vicky.]

Originally Posted by Bb2014

Although saying they wouldn't have kids in "that environment", in the Phillipinnes they have Teen Big Brother where kids even 12 and 13 go in the house for like 2 months and live just like the civillians. They had a 12 year old brit last time I think.

I wonder how old Jacksons kid is actually..I assumed like 3-4? Lateyshas is younger too I think...teens could decide for themselves. Young kids can't really

[Oliver_W]

Anyone aged under 16 who's going to be on tv or stage, they need a chaperone, which is an adult "guardian" who is with them to ensure they are safe whenever not on camera or on stage. Chaperones need to be able to clearly see the kids at all times.

Unless there was an arrangement in the Task Room, I can't see it happening.

[jaxie]

It would be incredibly confusing for a child and completely inappropriate IMO.

[Oliver_W]

How old are Chelsea's kids? My siblings and I are all in our late teens and early twenties, but we're still referred to as "the kids".

Anyway, I guess a Skype linkup or similar would be possible.

[armand.kay]

Them wanting there kids to come into that environment is proof that they only want to use them as a pawn to win sympathy from the public.

[Cal.]

I don't really see the problem personally. If it was my child I would KNOW that I would be pressing the button so it wouldn't be a case of truamatising them by having them snatched away from me again. That being said, there's probably an age limit. Perhaps any younger than 7 and I wouldn't allow it idk?