Eden Sher’s kids see her on “The Middle,” and their response is priceless. The little ones spotted their mother while watching an episode of the beloved sitcom and had quite the reaction, likely one their mom was not expecting. Watch the short but hysterical clip to hear how the children reacted to seeing their mother on “The Middle.”

“The Middle” was a sitcom that ran for nine seasons on ABC. The show was about the everyday lives and struggles of the Hecks, a family of five who live in fictional Orson, Indiana. Patricia Heaton starred as Frankie Heaton, the mother of the Heck family and the show’s main character. Eden Sher, as Sue Heck, was the family’s middle child.

Sue was, in many ways, the prototypical middle child. She was always trying to get the attention and approval of her parents, Frankie and Mike, and anyone else, for that matter. But no matter what she did, Sue always failed miserably, with her attempts often ending with hilariously disastrous results. However, no matter how frequently she failed, Sue never lost her happy-go-lucky personality and sunny disposition. She was the eternal optimist.

In a clip posted on YouTube, Eden mentioned that she recently showed her children the beloved sitcom, “The Middle.” (How does the actress who played Sue Heck have children already? That makes me feel so old!) Viewers see the two youngsters on the couch watching a clip of “The Middle,” which shows Sue telling Frankie about her ambitious summer plans.

Next, as Eden mentions, her kids immediately recognized the actress playing Sue Heck as “mommy.”

“They both sat in complete silence for about 10 minutes until one of them said, ‘That’s a mommy!’” Eden said.

However, apart from seeing their mother on television, Eden’s kids also had another reaction. While they admitted to spotting their mother on television, Eden states they didn’t seem all that impressed. Both of her kids mentioned their desire to watch “Bluey.”

Children are incredibly honest and hilarious! Now, please turn it back to “Bluey.”

Proverbs 22:6 “Train up a child in the right way, even when he is old, he will not be turned away from it.”