Supernanny
Parenting expert Jo Frost goes around America helping parents deal with their children's behavior.
Genre: Documentary, Drama, Reality-TV
Cast:Jo Frost , Jeff Bartsch , Hunter James Mckeever , River Stone Mckeever , Meghann Cooke , Gabriella Cooke , Erin Cooke , Denise Cooke , Paul Cooke , Laurie Francene Kinzer , Andra Jeans , Joseph Collins , Jared Wischmeyer , Joanne Burnett , Frank Minyon , Fred Weston , Frank Patrick Minyon , Evelina Gorbea
S1.E1 ∙ Jeans Family
Jo helps the Jeans Family of Denver, Colorado. David and Barbara Jeans have 3 daughters: 4-year-old Andra and 3-year-old twins Jessie & Leah. Andra dominates the house with her tantrums, outbursts, and demands. She's also physically aggressive with her little sisters. Jessie is picking up on Andra's bad behavior while Leah constantly cries. Due to David's job as a salesman, Barbara is left alone with the girls and is at her wit's end with them. When David's home, he doesn't carry any authority while disciplining the girls. Can Jo help this family?
S1.E2 ∙ Bullard Family
Jo visits the Bullard family in Colorado. Jenn and Bryce are busy with their plumbing business along with raising their two kids: 6-year-old Brycie and 2-year-old Rylan. Brycie back-talks his parents while Rylan refuses to go to bed at night, keeping Jenn up all night. Jenn and Bryce have different views on raising their kids. Can Jo help these parents get on the same page and get control of their household?
S1.E3 ∙ Orm Family
Jo visits the Orm Family. Tammy and Shawn are having a hard time controlling their three rambuncious sons: 8-year-old Chandler, 6-year-old Caden, and 3-year-old Declan. Chandler cops a major attitude with his parents. Caden beats up on his little brother and refuses to eat meals. Declan is learning bad behavior from his big brothers and also sneaks out of the house to wander all over the neighborhood by himself. Tammy is soft on the boys when it comes to discipline while Shawn is more tough. Can Supernanny help this family?
S1.E4 ∙ Wischmeyer Family
Jo visits the Wischmeyer Family. While husband John works as a civil engineer, mother Melora is a stay-at-home marketing rep and mom to her three children: 9-year-old Jared and 4-year-old twins Ashlyn & Alaia. Alaia is extremely defiant: screaming, kicking, hitting her mom and whenever Melora attempts to discipline her, Alaia ignores her. At bedtime, Ashlyn acts up, refusing to go to bed and demanding her mother sleep with her. Jared feels left out because of his sisters' misbehavior. Can Supernanny help this family?
S1.E5 ∙ Weston Family
Jo visits the Weston family. Schoolteacher\homemaker Andrea and insurance salesman Fred's household is being overruled by their 4-year-old son, Andrew. Andrew dominates the Weston household: throwing tantrums, calling his mother names, hurting other children, and terrorizing his 11-month-old baby brother, Sean. He also refuses to eat his dinner and keeps his parents up all night during bedtime with his outrageous demands. Can Jo help the Westons discipline Andrew and gain control of their household again?
S1.E6 ∙ Bailey Family
Jo meets the Bailey family. Police officer Bill and schoolteacher Stacie are having a hard time with their 2 kids: 6-year-old Jadyn and 2-year-old Billy. Jadyn acts disrespectful to her parents and prefers to sleep in the hallway or her parents' bedroom instead of her own bed while Billy throws temper tantrums and still sits in a high chair. Can Jo help this family?
S1.E7 ∙ Gorbea Family
Jo meets the Gorbea Family. Evelina's 2-year-old son, Adam is constantly attached to her and throws major tantrums when he doesn't get her attention. Because Adam demands so much of Evelina's time, her two other children: 9-year-old Demetrius and 8-year-old Meya feel ignored. Adam also refuses to go to bed at night and Evelina can't go to sleep until he does. When husband Robert comes back from work, he doesn't do much to help Evelina. Can Jo help Evelina with her clingy toddler and convince Robert to help out with his wife?
S1.E8 ∙ Ririe Family
Jo meets Jennifer and Scott Ririe, who needs help with their 4 children: 9-year-old Selia, 7-year-old Hallden, 3-year-old Blake, and 1-year-old Broden. Blake is the family's most troublesome child, running across the street and away from Jennifer whenever he's out in public. The kids also constantly snack throughout the day. Jennifer and Scott are at odds with how to parent their children. Can Jo help this family?
S1.E9 ∙ Collins Family UK
Jo returns to the UK to help the Collins family who are having trouble with their 4 kids: 10-year-old Ben, 9-year-old Lauren, 6-year-old Joshua, and 4-year-old Joseph. Mother Karen is a stay-at-home mom while dad Jason manages at a bakery. Ben and Joseph are physically aggressive and destructive: swearing, spitting, and tearing up the house. Can Jo help this family?
S1.E10 ∙ Burnett Family
Jo visits the Burnett family. Working stay-at-home dad Michael is juggling his work and his two sets of twin children: 3-year-old Joseph & John, and 16-month-old Molly & Michael. Schoolteacher Joanne comes home to a brood of toddlers who demand her attention and does chores which Michael calls "women's work." Can Jo help this family?
S1.E11 ∙ Christianson Family
Jo visits the Christiansen family. Colleen and Chris are struggling with their two boys: 7-year-old Corey and 3-year-old Chase. The boys disrespect their parents by talking back, kicking, pinching, and biting them. Even though Chase is 3 years old, he still drinks from a baby bottle. Chris and Colleen are at odds with disciplining the boys and the whole family tends to yell a lot. Can Jo help this family?
S2.E1 ∙ Minyon Family
Jo visits the Minyon family where the house is dominated by their 3-year-old daughter, Skyler. Skyler rules the house with her tantrums and demands to get her own way. The mornings are rough because Skyler and her 7-year-old big brother, Frank have a hard time getting up in the morning. Mother Danielle fights Skyler and physically dresses Frank. While dad Frank refuses to discipline Skyler, he's tough on Frank, who feels left out because of Skyler's tantrums. Can Supernanny help this family?
S2.E2 ∙ Webb Family
Jo visits the family of Cathy and Arthur Webb. With Arthur's job as a management consultant causing him to travel from Sunday to Friday night, Cathy is left alone to take care of her 3 children: 6-year-old Josef, 5-year-old Paige, and 2-year-old Madison. With no structured schedule in the house, the kids are constantly bored. Josef plays video & computer games, and sometimes fights with his sister, Paige. Paige, who has Down's Syndrome has problems communicating verbally. Little Madison constantly clings to her mother. Bedtime is rough because the kids come in and out of their room. When Arthur has weekends off, he usually spends it doing errands or sleeping? Can Jo help this family out and help Arthur become more involved?
S2.E3 ∙ McMillon Family
Jo meets the McMillion family. With dad Jonathan in Afghanistan, mom Cheryl is left alone to raise her three sons: 9-year-old Ryan, 7-year-old Hunter, and 3-year-old Garrett who are constantly fighting and yelling. Cheryl is at her wit's end and begs for Supernanny's help. Can Jo help this family?
S2.E4 ∙ Larmer Family
Jo visits the Larmer family. Ed and Judy are having trouble with their 4 children: 4-year-old John, 2-year-old twins Jessica & Justin, and 11-month-old Joey. The kids are destructive, breaking practically everything in their house. Their grandma doesn't want the kids in their house because she fears they'll break something. Jo discovers that the main problem with the family is the parents' bickering and fighting. Can Jo help the parents solve their differences and help control their out-of-control kids?
S2.E5 ∙ Cooke Family UK
Jo returns to the UK to help the Cooke family with their three daughters: 9-year-old Meghann, 6-year-old Gabriella, and 4-year-old Erin. Meghann rules the house with her aggressive, bossy, and disrespectful behavior. Her relationship with her mom, Denise is quite strained due to her behavior. When Jo develops the "reflection room" technique for discipline, Meghann reacts negatively to it and Jo takes the brunt of Meghann's bad behavior. Can Jo help Mom and Dad control Meghann's behavior?
S2.E6 ∙ Amaral Family
Jo helps Michael and Lorraine Amaral, whose three sons: 9-year-old Ryan, 4-year-old Logan, and 2-year-old Kade are running wild in the family restaurant and even the employees are expected to watch the kids. Can Jo help the family balance work and family?
S2.E7 ∙ Facente Family
Jo helps the Facente family where parents Trae and Deirdre are having a hard time with their 3-year-old son, Tristin, who was diagnosed with autism. Tristin is in his own world: spinning, jumping, and swinging on the swing. He has also has a difficult time with communication. Deirdre and Trae's 4-year-old twin daughters, Kayla and Marlana demand their parents' attention and tend to follow Deirdre around the house all day. Jo brings autism expert, Dr. Lynn Koegel to teach the Facente family how to integrate with Tristin and help him with his communication skills. Can Jo and Dr. Koegel help the Facentes' with their autistic son?
S2.E8 ∙ Keilen Family
Jo meets the Keilen family. Former Navy SEAL Shaun and his wife, Tami are having a hard time with their twin 4-year-old daughters, Maile and Malia, who are causing them trouble and also have a hard time getting dressed. 6-year-old big sister Haeley and 1-year-old baby brother, Leighton are lost in the shuffle. Tami devotes her time cleaning and Shaun is having trouble controlling his twin daughters. Can Jo help the Keilens gain control over their household?
S2.E9 ∙ Bradbury-Lambert Family UK
Jo comes back to the UK to help Laura Bradbury and Stuart Lambert with their three kids: 5-year-old Matthew, 2-year-old Tegan-Olivia, and 5-month-old baby Diesel. Matthew is physically aggressive towards his mother, often leaving her bruised and even punched her in the mouth. Stepdad Stuart tries to discipline Matthew, but Laura refuses it and the family is split with Stuart being responsible for Tegan-Olivia, and Laura trying to control Matthew's outbursts. Jo introduces the "chill-out chair" and a "work-out-your-anger" chart and encourages Stuart to step in and help discipline Matthew. Can Jo help the Bradbury-Lambert family?
S2.E11 ∙ Carsley Family
Jo helps out single mom Cheryl Carsley with her five kids: 7-year-old Chantal, and two sets of twin boys: 5-year-old Nicholas & Caleb, and 4-year-old Bobby & Elijah. With Cheryl in school full-time training to be a teacher, the house is in disarray and her kids treat her with no respect. Can Jo help this single mom out?
S2.E12 ∙ Schwartz Family
Jo helps out Cathy and Steve Schwartz with their four daughters: 6-year-old Samantha, 4-year-old Amanda, 3-year-old Katelyn, and 1-year-old Emily. Cathy's sister, Donna helps care for the girls while Steve and Cathy work full-time. Discipline is non-existent in the house, Cathy struggles to get her two oldest daughters off to school on time, and Katelyn is not even potty-trained yet. Cathy thinks that the girls consider Donna more of a mother to them than she is. Donna is resistant to change and doesn't even want Supernanny around. Can Jo change Donna's mind and help the Schwartz family?
S2.E13 ∙ Silva Family
Jo helps the Silva family where parents Tom and Danielle each have two kids from a previous marriage and three kids together: their daughters 17-year-old Meghan, 8-year-old Cheryl, 7-year-old Alyson, 6-year-old Mackenzie, 2-year-old Riley, 1-year-old Kassiah, and their 6-month-old son, Caden. With Tom working in the Army National Guard and leaving for deployment in Iraq for a year in a half, Danielle is left alone with the kids, who run amuck in the house. The girls tend to swear a lot and negative speak from both the parents has trickled down to the kids as well. Tom and Meghan's relationship is strained and needs some mending before Dad leaves. Can Jo help this family out?
S2.E14 ∙ Young Family
Jo meets the Young family. Parents Sherman and Joelle work opposite job shifts with Dad watching the kids during the day and then dropping them off with Joelle before leaving for work for the evening. 5-year-old Shermie is disrespectful and aggressive towards his mother and 3-year-old sister, Shelby, who also acts up and refuses to sit at the table with her family. Shermie and Shelby tend to climb up on the walls and shelves, and stay out of their big brother's bedroom. 13-year-old big brother Dylan feels like he's forced to spend time with his rambuncious younger siblings and wants his time alone & also with his parents. Sherman is completely clueless when it comes to playing with his kids while Joelle yells at the kids which only makes them ignore and disrespect her more. Can Jo help the Young family out?
S2.E15 ∙ Harmony Family
Jo helps the Harmony family with their 3 boys: 11-year-old Jake, 5-year-old Ian, and 3-year-old Grant. While Jake is well-behaved, his little brothers aren't. Ian tends to backtalk a lot and fights & torments Grant. Grant has a terrible temper which gets so out of control, he'll bite furniture until he bleeds from his mouth. Also, Grant has terrible separation anxiety and is also known to follow his mom, Erin's car all the way to the highway when she leaves the house. Bedtime is no better when Grant insists on sleeping in his mom's bed, leaving his dad, Jacob to sleep on the living room couch. Can Jo help this family out?
S2.E16 ∙ Wujcik Family
Jo visits the Wujcik family where parents Tim and Toni are having a hard time with their 3 children: 6-year-old Alec, 4-year-old Bryce, and 1-year-old Carly. Alec and Bryce are out of control: destroying their toys and act aggressively towards Toni when she tries to discipline them. Baby sister Carly is learning all the wrong things from her big brothers, and also Toni is caught between being too timid and harsh with her kids. Tim admits to being the "fourth kid" in the house and undermines Toni's attempts of discipline and instigates trouble with the kids and his form of discipline is talking & reasoning with the kids which doesn't work. Can Jo get Tim to grow up and can she help this family out?
S2.E17 ∙ Jackson Family
Jo helps the Jackson family with their 5-year-old triplets Will, Ethan, and Isabella. With dad Terry working 250 miles away from home, 6 out of 7 days, mom Lisa is left taking care of her kids alone. Isabella is very strong-willed and she even jimmied her brother's locked door open with a coat hanger. Can Jo help this family out?
S2.E18 ∙ Newton Family
Jo helps out divorced parents Aaron and Vicki Newton with their 2 boys: 12-year-old Aaron Jr. and 5-year-old Kobe. While the boys are well-behaved for their dad, Kobe saves his bad behavior for Vicki: kicking, hitting, biting, and swearing at her while Aaron Jr. talks back to her. Aaron insists he doesn't need Supernanny's help because of his strict parenting skills, he believes Vicki needs it the most. Can Jo help out this divorced couple?
S2.E19 ∙ Doyle Family
Jo helps out divorced parents Aaron and Vicki Newton with their two boys, 12-year-old Aaron Jr. and 5-year-old Kobe. While the boys are well-behaved for their dad, Kobe saves his bad behavior for mom: kicking, hitting, biting, and swearing at her. Aaron Jr. has a tendency to backtalk his mom. While Aaron thinks he doesn't need Supernanny, he thinks his wife really needs it. Can Jo help this divorced couple out?
S2.E20 ∙ Uva Family
Jo helps the Uva family with their two boys: 7-year-old Trevor and 4-year-old Travis who are out of control: being disrespectful, bullying their classmates, and cursing. They also insist on their parents to do everything for them and even Travis wants his mom, Rosemary to help him go potty. Rosemary owns and runs a preschool full-time and is worn out by the end of the day to give her boys attention. Stay-at-home dad John is completely clueless and detached from his sons, and brings them to Rosemary's preschool because he doesn't know what to do with them, and they act up there. John and Rosemary have given up and it's up to Jo to help the Uvas regain control over their house.
S3.E1 ∙ Bowersock Family
Jo meets the Bowersock family where parents Jenniffer and Thad are having trouble with their three kids: 7-year-old Madeline "Maddie," 6-year-old Hayden, and 4-year-old Lily Grace. Jenniffer's form of discipline is smacking, spanking, yelling, and even washing her kids' mouth out with soap which shocks Jo. Thad works as a juvenile corrections officer and when he gets off of work, he heads to the gym leaving Jenniffer with the kids. The Bowersock kids disrespect their parents and show Jenniffer no respect whatsoever. Jo discovers Jenniffer's abusive childhood and teaches her how to break the cycle with her own children. Can Jo help this family?
S3.E2 ∙ Weinstein Family
Chia and David have a seven-year-old girl called McKenna, a six-year-old girl called Christina, a five-year-old girl called Julia and a two-year-old boy called Robert.
S3.E3 ∙ Fager Family
Jo helps out Stacie and Joe Fager and their six kids: 8-year-old Sarah and 7-year-old Andrew [from Joe's first marriage], 6-year-old Chelsea [from Stacie's first marriage], 4-year-old twins Benjamin & Zachary, and 2-year-old Jacob [Stacie and Joe's children together]. With Joe working as a truck driver and going to school full-time, Stacie is left alone with the kids and they hardly go anywhere. Sarah and Andrew haven't spoken or seen their biological mother in a year and they feel as if they don't have anybody to talk to about it with Joe's busy schedule. The family badly needs a vacation and Jo surprises them with a trip to Florida. Can Jo help this family out?
S3.E4 ∙ Swanson Family
Jo visits the Swanson family where parents Ken and Vania are struggling to discipline their 5 sons: 9-year-old Alex, 8-year-old Dawson, 5-year-old Myca, 4-year-old Brendon, and 3-year-old Christian who are out of control with their aggressive behavior. Because of Ken and Vania's disagreements with their form of discipline, they are on the verge of divorce. Can Jo help this family out?
S3.E5 ∙ Mihalik Family
Jo helps out widowed mother Donna Mihalik, who has been through so much in 4 years. After her 8-year-old son, Cole survived a 2-year battle with leukemia, her husband, Steve suddenly passed away, leaving Donna to raise Cole and her three other children: 11-year-old Blake, 3-year-old Aiden, and 1-in-a-half year old Stephanie. The older boys are out control: fighting, cursing, and disrespecting Donna completely. Blake runs off to hang out with older kids in the neighborhood and comes home whenever he wants to. Donna's worried that Aiden and Stephanie are picking up on their older siblings' bad behavior. Can Jo help this grieving, single mother out?
S3.E6 ∙ Smith Family
Jo visits Hawaii to help the Smith family. While parents Will and Michelle are bright marine biologists, they're completely clueless when it comes to raising their two toddlers: 3-year-old Nate and 2-year-old Ari. Nate is not potty-trained yet and is still in diapers while Ari still drinks from a bottle and throws a tantrum when he doesn't get it. The parents admit the kids run the house and have no idea what to do. Can Jo help this family out?
S3.E7 ∙ Haines Family
Jo helps out Suzanne and Shane Haines, whose 4-year-old son, Sean is ruling the house: crying, hitting, swearing, kicking, and biting his parents along with his big 10-year-old brother, Seth, who is resentful because of Sean's behavior, so he talks back and antagonizes his parents in order to get their attention. The parents are passive and allow the boys to get out of control. Can Jo help get the Haines family more lively?
S3.E8 ∙ Nitti Family
Jo helps out single mom Lisa Nitti who can't control her four out-of-control sons: 10-year-old Darren, 8-year-old Matthew, 6-year-old Devin, and 5-year-old Jared, who act physically aggressive towards Lisa. Lisa's boyfriend, John helps discipline by yelling at the boys. Can Jo help Lisa control her wild boys?
S3.E9 ∙ Bruno Family
Jo visits the Bruno family where parents Denise and John need help with their four daughters: 15-year-old Mariah [who suffers from cerebral palsy], 13-year-old Taylor, 6-year-old Isabella "Bella", and 4-year-old Samantha "Sam." Because of Mariah's cerebral palsy, she gets physical therapy from her mom, but longs for the affection from her dad. Taylor is at odds with John because of her punk goth-like style and as a result, their relationship is strained. Bella has terrible outbursts and fights her mom, leaving Denise feeling physically and emotionally drained. Sam also misbehaves and tends to whine a lot. The girls don't give Denise enough time with Mariah's physical therapy. Can Jo help mend Mariah and Taylor's relationship with their dad and help Denise control their younger daughters' misbehavior?
S3.E10 ∙ McAfee Family
For the first time, Jo is helping out a single divorced dad, Brian McAfee with his 4 children: 9-year-old Eliana "Ellie," 7-year-old Silas, 5-year-old Kaia, and 3-year-old Anna. Brian has a hard time relating to his daughters because they want to do "girl things" with him and he's not into it. Ellie has mood swings and disrespects her dad. Silas not only acts out at home, but at school as well. Kaia throws a lot of temper tantrums, and as the baby of the family, Anna gets away with most things and also throws tantrums too. All the kids don't respect Brian and there's zero discipline in the house. Can Jo help this single dad out?
S3.E11 ∙ Goins Family
Jo visits the Goins family where Karolee and Jay need help with their 3 children: 6-year-old Khalin, 5-year-old Kolben, and 2-year-old Kadance. Khalin was diagnosed with ADHD and tends to be very aggressive with his parents. Kolben is also aggressive like his big brother and Kadance is learning bad behavior from her brothers which Karolee dislikes. The kids also constantly snack throughout the day. Because of Khalin's ADHD, Karolee has a hard time disciplining him and with another child on the way, she is physically and emotionally exhausted. When Jay gets home from work, he hardly helps out. Can Jo get Jay more involved and help Karolee recognize Khalin's disability? Can Jo help this family out?
S3.E12 ∙ Williams Family
Jo helps out Jency Williams, a single mother of three kids: 12-year-old Bradley, 10-year-old Kelsee, and 5-year-old Hagan. With Jency working two jobs, she relies on her grandparents to take care of her kids while's she gone. On her own, the kids are out of control: Bradley starts fights with his siblings, Hagan is physically aggressive towards his mother, and Kelsee backtalks & disrespects her mother. The kids fight with each other and don't listen to Jency at all. The grandparents also worry about what will happen when they're unable to take care of Jency's kids. Can Jo help this single mom out?
S3.E13 ∙ Walker Family
Jo visits the Walker family where Alice and Anthony need help with their 3 kids: 12-year-old Anthony Jr, 6-year-old Naleila "Leila," and 17-month-old Alyssa. Alice's 17-year-old nephew, Marcus also lives with the family. Anthony Jr. is disrespectful towards his parents, Naleila refuses to sleep in her own bed and has been sleeping in her parents' room for six years, and baby Alyssa is constantly attached to Alice. Alice runs a home daycare and is at a loss of how to discipline her kids. Can Jo help this family out?
S3.E14 ∙ Cantoni Family
Jo meets the Tsironis family. Elizabeth and Bob's 3-year-old twin boys, Nicholas and Teddy were born premature and weren't expected to survive, but they beat the odds and became healthy, strong kids. But Nicholas and Teddy run the house with their aggressive behavior, fighting, and they even throw their food on the ground. Because the parents are so happy their twin boys are healthy, they let them get away with everything. 4-year-old big sister Kate is left out because of her brothers' rambunctious behavior and fakes foot cramps in order to get attention from her parents and manages to get her little brothers in trouble for her own misbehavior. Can Jo help this family?
S3.E15 ∙ Amouri Family
Jo visits the Amouri family where parents Tamara and Michael need help with their 4 children: 4-year-old Hailey, 2-year-old twins Jianni and Julian, and 1-year-old Ashton. Hailey is stubborn and bossy towards her parents, the twins get into everything in the house, and the house is so unprotected, baby Ashton nearly gets into a light socket. The kids also sneak out of the house and run out on the street unsupervised. Tamara spends most of her day cleaning and Michael works many hours every day. Jo is also shocked when she discovers that Hailey has been listening to explicit music on her mom's iPod. Can Jo help this family out?
S4.E1 ∙ Drake Family
Jo visits the Drake family who has three kids: 4-year-old Josie and 3-year-old twins, Justin and Jared. The parents are so overprotective, they can't even take their kids out for a walk. Can Jo get these parents to lighten up?
S4.E2 ∙ Chapman Family
Jo visits the Chapman family and for the first time, the oldest kids, 16-year-old Brittany and 14-year-old Moriah are calling for Supernanny's help. With parents Sara and Glenn working full time and the girls homeschooling themselves, Moriah and Brittany are also responsible for looking after their little brothers: 4-year-old twins Ethan and Cole, and 3-year-old Quinn. Because of that, the girls are falling behind in school and are physically & emotionally worn out which leads to Brittany fainting from exhaustion. The parents refuse to change their ways. Can Jo help this family out?
S4.E3 ∙ Schumacher Family
Jo travels to Las Vegas to help out Teri and Brian Schumacher with their 3 kids: 14-year-old Jessica, 11-year-old Alexi, and 7-year-old Dylan. The parents work split shifts and take turns looking after the kids. Teenager Jessica treats her parents like her own personal servants, complains that their house is a dump, and has no drive to do anything. Alexi is online, chatting with older boys, and Dylan is physically & verbally aggressive with his parents & sisters. Can Jo help this family out?
S4.E4 ∙ The An-Duan Family
Jo helps out the An-Duan family. Parents Angela and Forrest need help with their 5 children: 9-year-old Christopher, 7-year-old Isabella, 6-year-old twins Lawrence and Benjamin, and 4-year-old Charlotte. With the parents exposing their kids to various lessons, the kids are worn out and exhausted. The kids usually eat dinner in the car, and by the time they've finished their homework, it's time for them to go to bed. The boys act out by acting physically aggressive, talking back, and teasing their sisters. Christopher's relationship with Mom is strained and there's no discipline in the house. Angela and Forrest are so overwhelmed with their kids' behavior, they're scared of moving into their newly-built home. Can Jo help this family and get them into their new home?
S4.E5 ∙ The Terrill Family
Jo helps out single dad Scott Terrill who is clueless with raising his two boys: 11-year-old Lane and 5-year-old Tate. The boys act out and there is no discipline in the house. Dad gives his sons nothing but junk food and because of it, Lane has a cholesterol problem and Jo fears that he'll have a heart attack before the age of 18. Can Jo help this single dad out?
S4.E6 ∙ Dostal Family
Brenda and Bill have a five-year-old boy called Zachary and a three-year-old girl called Erin.
S4.E7 ∙ The Daniels Family
Jo helps out the Daniels family who needs help with their 6 children: 13-year-old Josh, 12-year-old Halley, 8-year-old Alexus, 7-year-old Alisen, 4-year-old Irelyn, and 2-year-old Brynleigh. The girls are out control and middle daughter Alexus bothers her big sister, Halley and Halley's also the only kid in the family with assigned chores. Josh retreats into his room, playing video games while his sisters are acting out. Dinnertime is chaos with scattered family members, food fights, and random noshing. The kids' behavior is so atrocious, the parents have simply given up. Jo tells parents Lisa and Steve to "grow up" and be parents. When Lisa refuses to follow through on a timeout for her youngest daughter, Jo has a few strong words for this mom. Can Jo help this family?
S4.E8 ∙ Wilson-Knutson Family
Jo helps out singer Wendy Wilson [daughter of Beach Boys' member, Brian Wilson] and her husband, Dan Knutson with their 4 little boys: 4-year-old Leo, 3-year-old Beau, and 6-week-old newborn twins Jesse and Willem [who were born prior to filming the episode]. Since Wendy was raised in a home with little boundaries, she's often a pushover with her toddlers while Dan grew up with rules and a strict schedule. Wendy and Dan are worn out and need help with their parenting style. Can Jo help them out?
S4.E9 ∙ The Tafoya Family
Jo visits the Tafoya Family in Arizona. The parents, Jimmy and Holly, have a rough time controlling their three sons due to their disagreements over each other's methods of discipline. Can Jo get these parents to be on the same page?
S4.E10 ∙ The Prescott Family
Jo helps the Prescott family with their kids: 8-year-old Marli, 7-year-old Daniel, 6-year-old Trenton, 4-year-old Aiden, 3-year-old Phillip, 2-year-old Ella, and 1-year-old Reed. Daniel has ADHD and mom Kadi tends to lose her temper with him a lot. Oldest daughter Marli is the "mini-mom" of the family because of all the responsibility given to her. Kadi is suffering from abandonment since her estranged father came out of the closet when she was 13 and left the family. Husband Daniel is resistant to their young family having a relationship with Kadi's dad because of his sexuality. Kadi also admits to not having any friends and feels isolated and alone. Can Jo help bring Kadi's family and her dad together, and help her family out?
S4.E11 ∙ The Banjany Family
Jo travels to Staten Island, New York to help Lisa and Rich Banjany with their 5-year-old twins Cameron & Zoe, and 3-year-old son, Blake. While the parents have control over their home business, Confuzzled Cookies, they have no control over their 4 kids. The boys fight constantly and Zoe can be good, but is a big handful when she misbehaves. Rich is concerned when Blake likes to be play dress-up with his big sister. The kids also constantly snack out of the kitchen all day long. Can Jo help this family?
S4.E12 ∙ McKeever Family
Jo helps the McKeever family where parents Lucy and Corey are having trouble with their 7-year-old son, Hunter and 6-year-old River. The boys are physically aggressive, they swear, and are extremely disrespectful towards their parents. Lucy is so humiliated with the boys' behavior, she doesn't want to take them out in public. With Corey working long hours, he avoids interacting with his kids and claims that Lucy has it easier than him. Jo tells Corey to "grow up" and stop being selfish which causes him to leave the room. Can Jo help this family out?
S4.E13 ∙ The Addis Family
Jo helps the Addis family who are grieving over the death of their live-in grandfather and need help with their 4 children: 6-year-old twins Jonah and Jonathan, 4-year-old Eden, and 2-year-old Elijah. Dad Tony is trying to fill in the role of his father-in-law while mom Leslie is juggling full-time jobs as a mom, homemaker, and home school teacher to her kids, who are disrespectful towards her. Can Jo help this family?
S4.E14 ∙ The Citarella Family
Jo helps Debbie and Joe Citrella with their four children: 7-year-old Rebecca, 6-year-old Sarah, 3-year-old Hannah, and 1-year-old Joshua who run "a three-ring-circus" around their parents. Joe admits that his children's outrageous behavior has taken all the fun out of parenting and he also wears earplugs when driving in the car with them. Little Sarah has taken to shoplifting and even baby Joshua doesn't listen to his parents. After a trip to the drug store turns into chaos, Debbie becomes overwhelmed, panicky, and breathless. Jo think that Debbie isn't serious about changing her ways. Can Jo get Debbie to get serious and help her family out?
S4.E15 ∙ The Schrage Family
Jo helps out the Schrage family with their three daughters: 10-year-old Ellie, 6-year-old Emma, and 4-year-old Cara. The girls have little rules or discipline around the house and they won't even respect their live-in grandmother's privacy. The girls don't even sleep in their own beds and their parents, Christy & Kyle haven't slept in the same bed together for a long time. Also, even though Cara's four, she still has a pacifier or "paci." Can Jo help this family?
S4.E16 ∙ The Clause Family
Jo helps Kevin and Lorie Clause with their young tweens: 10-year-old Brandon and 8-year-old Caila. The kids back-talk, swear, and throw tantrums fit for a toddler. Mom is a major pushover while Dad is more laid back and worries about not having a close relationship with his kids. Can Jo help this family?
S4.E17 ∙ Martinez Family
Michelle and Sindo have a nine-year-old boy called Sindo, a seven-year-old girl called Ashley and a six-year-old boy called Mikey.
S4.E18 ∙ Browning Family
Bernardette and Charles have a twenty-year-old girl called Catalina, a seventeen-year-old boy called Erek, a fourteen-year-old boy called Devante, a ten-year-old boy called Brett, an eight-year-old boy called Joseph and a two-year-old girl called Charlette.
S4.E19 ∙ Doyle Family
Jo visits the Doyle family in Beaumont, Texas where a young couple from Ohio Brandy (24) and Doug (25) are struggling with their three small children: 5-year-old Sara, 3-year-old Lizzy and 20-month-old Andrew.
S4.E20 ∙ Moy Family
Michelle and Harding have an eleven-year-old girl called Hailey, an eight-year-old girl called Camryn and a four-year-old boy called Matthew.
S5.E1 ∙ The Quinn Family
Jo visits the Quinn family where parents David and Gina need help with their teenage and tweenage kids: 16-year-old Cally, 14-year-old Casey, 10-year-old Corey, and 9-year-old Carli. Casey [who's on the school wrestling team] is physically and verbally aggressive towards his family and bullies his siblings around. The kids swear and refuse to do any chores, and complain they don't get enough money for their chores. Gina admits not enjoying being with her kids while David acts like a big kid, goofing around with his kids. Not only does Jo need to help control the kids, she also needs to get David to get serious. Jo arranges a family hike for the Quinns, but tensions rise during it. Can Jo help this family?
S5.E2 ∙ Baulisch Family
For the first time, Jo helps a deaf couple, Dorothy & Kip Baulisch from Nebraska who have four daughters: 18-year-old Melissa, 8-year-old Jessica, 7-year-old Jennifer, and 5-year-old Kristin [who are all hearing] with their three youngest daughters. Jessica, Jennifer, and Kristin take full advantage of their parents' disability and do whatever they want. They've gotten so out of control, the parents have basically given up. The youngest girls don't know American Sign Language, so communication with their parents is difficult and bedtime is a nightmare because Jessica, Jennifer, and Kristin don't go to bed or stay in their own rooms. Oldest daughter Melissa [who is fluent in sign language] is an interpreter for her parents and a hearing mom for her little sisters, and she feels like her parents rely on her too much for it. When Jo suggests Melissa talking to her parents, she gets so upset, she storms out of the house. Can Jo help this family?
S5.E3 ∙ The Park Family
Jo visits the Park family and for the first time, parents Heather & Michael and the family nanny, Alejandra call for Supernanny's help with the Park kids: 6-year-old son Kyle, 4-year-old daughter Farley, and 2-year-old son, Pierce. Kyle has ADHD, but his parents took him off his medication because they thought it wasn't working for him and since then, Kyle has gotten completely uncontrollable and terrorizes Alejandra. The kids act out and ignore instructions and take dangerous risks such as going into the swimming pool with permission, Kyle has played with scissors and cut his own hair, and little Farley has dangerously dangled over the hallway banister in the foyer. Not only do the kids act physically towards each other, they also hit their parents and their nanny. When Jo expresses how shocked she is at Heather for taking Kyle off his ADHD medication and how to deal with his issues, it reduces Heather to tears. Can Jo help the parents gain control over their kids?
S5.E5 ∙ The Newsome Family
Blythe has a thirteen-year-old girl called Loughlin, a twelve-year-old girl called Aidan, a nine-year-old boy called Daly, an eight-year-old girl called Moira, a five-year-old girl called Elspeth and a three-year-old boy called Finn.
S5.E6 ∙ Manley Family
Sarah and John have a seven-year-old boy called Max and a four-year-old girl called Claire.
S5.E7 ∙ Marko Family
Tracy and Doug have a seven-year-old girl called Gwen, a four-year-old girl called Alexa and an eight-month-old girl called Jacinda.
S5.E8 ∙ Howat Family UK
Jo travels to Hertfordshire, where single mom Tara is being driven to despair by her aggressive 4 year- old son Rhys and his 7 year-old sister Shannon, while 8-year-old good girl Casey gets overlooked in the chaos.
S5.E9 ∙ James Family
Jo visits the family of NBA basketball player, Mike James and his wife, Angela, who need help with their four little girls: 8-year-old Jadon, 5-year-old Amaya, toddler Michal, and 9-month-old McKinley. With Mike away from home during the NBA season, Angela is left to look after the girls while he's gone. The two older girls fight each other and little Michal is picking up their bad behavior. Angela admits the girls run the house and they're out of control. The family evening\bedtime routine is unstructured and the girls don't even sleep in their own room and end up sleeping in the playroom. Mike is resistant towards Supernanny's techniques and Jo has a major bone to pick with him. Can Jo help Angela put together a structured daily routine and get Mike on the same team with Supernanny?
S5.E10 ∙ Kerns Family
Shannon and Shawn have a four-year-old boy called Brandon, a four-year-old boy called Bryce and a two-year-old girl called Brenna. Brandon and Bryce are identical twins.
S5.E11 ∙ Costello Family
Supernanny visits the Krolikowski couple. They need help to educate their four children. While the father thinks hitting his kids will resolve all of their problems, the mother just cries all the time. Will Jo be able to fix this family?
S5.E12 ∙ Davis Family
Debbra and Phil have a fifteen-year-old girl called Morgan, a nine-year-old boy called Phillip, a four-year-old girl called Madison, a three-year-old girl called Tiffany and a two-year-old girl called Tori.
S5.E13 ∙ Sachs Family
Fanci and Greg have a five-year-old boy called Ryan and a three-year-old boy called Jonathan.
S5.E14 ∙ Del Re Family
Adele and Joe have a nine-year-old girl called Clarissa, a four-year-old boy called Peter and a four-year-old girl called Deanna. Peter and Deanna are fraternal twins.
S5.E15 ∙ Goldberg Family
Shelby and Adam have a six-year-old boy called Jacob, a six-year-old boy called Joshua and a three-year-old girl called Jayden. Jacob and Joshua are identical twins.
S5.E16 ∙ Sacco Family
Elyse and Eric have a thirteen-year-old boy called Eric, a ten-year-old girl called Ashley, a four-year-old boy called Luke and a four-year-old girl called Lily. Luke and Lily are fraternal twins.
S5.E17 ∙ DeMello Family
Dyane and Don have a six-year-old boy called Damon, a four-year-old boy called Dante and a two-year-old girl called Gianna.
S5.E18 ∙ Krolikowski Family
Shannon and John both have high profile jobs at a large church, but their home is a far cry from a peaceful sanctuary. All four of their children fight with each other so viciously and so frequently that mom usually intervenes only if someone has drawn blood. That happens regularly because the kids bite, pinch, kick and pull hair for all they're worth. Mom's yelling isn't working, and Dad says he spanks to discipline, since he doesn't believe THAT timeouts or talking work. But in spite of the hard-line tactics, neither parent has much authority. How will Jo deal with these challenges, especially with a dad resistant to her methods?
S5.E20 ∙ Williams Family UK
Jo returns to the UK on a mission to save the Williams family from absolute mayhem. With four children under 10, life is hectic and stressful for mom Natalie and dad Martin.
S5.E21 ∙ Porter Family UK
Hayley and Merrill Porter have a problem their nine-year-old daughter, Maddison who throws fits like a two-year-old to get her way. These parents need Jo's help in establishing adult authority in their household.
S5.E22 ∙ Gormley-Brickley Family UK
Dr. Steve Brickley (40) and Dr. Ann Gormley (42) can't control their four children, fraternal twins Aiden and Ella (4 nearly 5) and identical twins Louis and Ciaran (2 1/2). The younger set of twins refuse to eat solid foods, the older set don't like to wear nappies and their mother take them out to walk for exercise. Can Jo help this family out?
S5.E23 ∙ The Lewis Family
Jo helps out Antoinette Lewis, whose husband Dwight sadly passed away of stage III gastric cancer and his dying wish was for Antoinette to carry on and be a happy mom to their 2-year-old daughter, Selah and 9-month-old son, Christian. Antoinette called for Supernanny's help the day before her husband died to learn how to raise two kids on her own. Can Jo help this grieving mother & wife with her kids?
S6.E1 ∙ Colier Family
The Coliers of Cleveland, Georgia, are a blended family on the brink. Dad Jason coddles his three young sons under the age of 5, but is hostile to his 13-year-old stepdaughter, Madison, whom he adopted last year. Jason showers his little boys with affection but his relationship with Madison is frosty and contentious - she doesn't call him "Dad" and says he doesn't seem like one; he counters by saying she's a pathological liar and carries on "like a moron." Jason also spoon feeds his three-year-old and holds the older boys back from gaining valuable life skills by doing everything for them. Stay-at-home mom Dawn feels caught in the middle when Jason clashes with Madison and undermines her time-out attempts with the toddlers, but Jo pushes the couple to closely examine whether or not they want to continue in this marriage. Can "Supernanny" set this family on a better track?
S6.E2 ∙ Simmons Family
Debra and Tracy are pushover parents with two sets of twins, ages four and seven, who call all the shots and eat a diet packed with sugar and unhealthy food choices. Four-year-old Parker calls Mom a "butthead" with no consequences; Debra hides in the bathroom to eat a meal and get a moment's peace. Dad Tracy works from home, and when his rambunctious children need disciplining, he meekly implores them not to misbehave. They respond by locking him out of their bedroom! Can Jo Frost help this family?
S6.E3 ∙ Phelps Family
Jo Frost travels to the deep South -- Hayden, Alabama -- and faces off with Amy Phelps, who defends her right to spank her three boisterous boys. Dad Jimmy is open to change, but Amy won't budge, and this issue is bringing their marriage to the breaking point. Jo is adamantly opposed to corporal punishment - can she show these parents how to get even better results the Supernanny way?
S6.E4 ∙ Naskiewicz Family
A Florida family with four children ranging in age from two to twelve is ruled by the crown prince-Zachary, an impulsive, tantrum-prone four-year-old. Jen, a beleaguered stay-at-home Mom, cowers to his every whim, and doesn't enforce any kind of discipline. Her approach is to gently enfold the children in hugs or eventually give in. Roy, a painting contractor, would rather work on the computer at the end of the long day than help Jen with the kids, but when he does try to impose rules and consequences, his short fuse and yelling intimidate the children and have driven his wife to threaten divorce. Jen tearfully tells Jo in her submission tape, "This is our last shot." Can Jo show these two parents the tools to not only tame Zachary but repair their relationship?
S6.E5 ∙ McGrath Family
Bill and Tammy McGrath of Hamlin, New York, have three beautiful young children, and their middle son, Aiden, 5, was recently diagnosed with Type 1 diabetes. Managing his illness is very anxiety-provoking for Tammy, because she saw her father die of diabetes at just 46 years of age. She sees Aiden's diagnosis as her worst fears realized, and mealtime has become a battlefield. Aiden makes power plays, refusing to eat, which not only threatens his own health and frightens Tammy, but causes problems for both parents in adjusting Aiden's insulin levels. The other kids, Liam, 4, and Paige, 9, feel their parents' distraction and are frustrated by it -- Paige hides out in her bedroom and Liam acts out aggressively. Jo pinpoints Bill and Tammy's problems communicating effectively and enforcing discipline -- their versions of timeouts are useless. Can she help Bill and Tammy regain control of their family?
S6.E6 ∙ Beck Family
Nicole and Nate Beck are classic tag-team parents. Nate works full-time and Nicole stays at home, works part-time AND is a full-time student. Add to the mix three boys -- Hunter, 9; Pierson, 5; and Bronson, 3 -- who offer huge challenges. The youngest has just been expelled from pre-k, spits at Mom and calls Supernanny a curse word; the oldest has attention-deficit disorder, and homework time hangs like a black cloud over each day as the yelling just escalates; and the middle son is extremely stubborn and contradictory. Mom and Dad think they have a time-out tactic called the Penalty Box, but it's so ineffective that Jo pulls the plug on it immediately when Bronson runs out of the house, down the street and nearly into traffic. Jo notices that Bronson has a speech problem which is probably fueling his aggression. On top of all this, she is shocked to see how the parents' master bedroom has the kids' scribbles all over the walls and giant piles of clothing stacked on the floor. "What are these parents thinking?" Jo marvels. Where to begin, and can she make a difference?
S6.E7 ∙ Heredia Family
Christina and Joe Heredia both work full-time and have four children under five years of age: triplets who have just turned two -- Samantha, Taylor and Ryan -- and older brother Brandon who is four. Christina is a well-meaning perfectionist who always tried to please her dad. Now, as an adult, she frets that strangers will judge her mothering skills, but in fact she's her own harshest critic, brought to tears by what she feels is her inability to deal with the challenges of raising these little ones. The simplest tasks are three times harder with the triplets -- they cannot be trusted to obey Mom on a short walk through the neighborhood without straying; Brandon tries to get attention from his parents by acting out; and all of the children disrupt mealtime, barely eating. Since the triplets were premature, this is a big concern to Jo and the parents. Can Jo help the Heredias harness the chaos and show Christina how to be more effective?
S6.E8 ∙ Benton Family
Jo visits the Benton family where parents Greg and Amber are having trouble with their 10-year-old son, Rivers and 8-year-old son, Hunter who do nothing but fight and yell constantly. Rivers even uses homophobic slurs against his little brother which shocks Jo. Jo recognizes the reason for the boys' misbehavior is because of their parents' marriage on the rocks. Can Supernanny help this couple's marriage and control their kids?
S6.E9 ∙ Hallenbeck Family
Jo helps out 25-year-old single mom Kristin Hallenbeck who still lives at home with her parents, Patricia and Greg with her two boys: 6-year-old Jordon and 4-year-old Jaydon. The boys constantly fight and disrespect their mom and their grandparents, whom Kristin expects to raise her kids while she texts, surfs the web, and watches TV. Kristin's relationship with her parents is strained and she criticizes her mom about how she raises her kids. Jo is shocked with Kristin's attitude and is horrified over how selfish she is. Can Jo give this single mom a wake-up call and help her regain control over her kids?
S6.E10 ∙ Super-Manny Special: Griswold Family
Mike Ruggles is a warm Chicagoan with over 17 years' experience as a teacher and developmental therapist for children. He focuses on the specific challenges presented by this family. After an observation period, he kicks the parents out of the house and gives the kids a voice by using role-playing techniques to determine some of the root problems, as the parents watch from a monitor. In the Griswolds' case, this provides a tearful comeuppance for Mom and Dad as Joe confesses his fear of his father and imitates his dad's rages. In addition, Mike has some tough talk for Roberta about the continued effect of her negativity on the family and her marriage -- if things continue down this path, failure is assured. He walks the parents through challenging scenarios with Joe, educating them step by step.
S6.E11 ∙ Mann Family
Jo visits Melissa & Mark Mann who need help with their 5-year-old daughter, Naomi and their 3-year-old triplets Nathaniel, Norah, and Madeleine. Naomi is known as the "mistress of mayhem," ruling the house with her tantrums, defiant attitude, and screaming. Her bad behavior has spread to her younger siblings. The parents' form of disciplining is paddling their kids with a wooden spoon if they misbehave which Jo doesn't agree with. Mark is anxious to go out alone with all the kids and even a trip to the beach ends in chaos while Melissa is hurt by Naomi's angry comments about her. Bedtime is also a disaster because the kids don't want to stay in their own rooms. Can Jo help this family?
S6.E12 ∙ Johnson Family
Kate and Roy have a four-year-old boy called Denver, a three-year-old boy called Logan and a one-year-old boy called Jack.
S6.E13 ∙ McKinney Family
Jo helps out single mom Ashley McKinney whose 3-year-old son, Kaiden has gotten so physically aggressive, he was asked to leave preschool. He also swears and breaks things in the house. His 6-year-old big sister, Kayla is also defiant towards her mother. With Ashley working as a single mom, student, and full-time bank employee, there is no structured schedule and Ashley feels like the kids are running the house and wants to gain control back. Can Jo help this single mom?
S6.E14 ∙ 100 Episode Special
Season 6 concludes with revisits to the Newsome Family of Tallahassee, Florida, the Weinstein Family of Amherst, Ohio and the Lewis Family of Clairemont, California.
S7.E1 ∙ Atkinson Family
Jo tries to help a married couple in Illinois with five children, including an openly defiant teen and a 4-year-old with separation anxiety.
S7.E2 ∙ Peterfreund Family
Jo visits the Peterfreund family in Chandler, Arizona where Sonya (36) and Keith (39) have four sons: 5-year-old Jett, 3-year-old Gage, 2-year-old Trey and newborn Myles.
S7.E3 ∙ Swift Family
Jo visits the Swift family in Sacramento, California where Jenny (34) and Tony (34) have four sons: 11-year-old Jack, 10-year-old Josh, 7-year-old Sean and 4-year-old Max, and one daughter: 9-month-old Mia.
S7.E4 ∙ Youngs Family
Jo visits the Young Family who reside on a secluded island in Whidbey Island, Washington where Ricky (27) and Jenye (29) have three sons: 6-year-old Nicco, 4-year-old Makai and 21-month-old Crew.
S7.E5 ∙ Van Acker Family
Jo visits the Van Acker family in Oak View, California where Kevin (35) and Jessica (34) have two children: 6-year-old daughter Emma and 3-year-old son Dylan.
S7.E6 ∙ Fernandez Family
Jo goes to Kissimmee, Florida where she visits the Fernandez family.
S7.E7 ∙ George Family
Jo visits the George family in San Antonio, Texas where Joey-Lynn (37) and Glenn (39) have five daughters: 20-year-old Samantha, 17-year-old Brooke, 10-year-old Savannah, 6-year-old Hailey and 1 1/2-year-old Haidyn.
S7.E8 ∙ Miller Family
Jo visits the Miller family in Phoenix, Arizona where Meshell (41) and David (40) have six wild kids: 13-year-old Kesley, 12-year-old Kendall, 10-year-old Meryn, 7-year-old Landon, 5-year-old Ainsley and 3-year-old Avarie.
S7.E9 ∙ Columbo Family
Jo visits the Colombo family in Melbourne, Florida where Joe (41) and Danielle (30) have three children: 4-year-old Carlo, 3-year-old JJ and 1-year-old Julia.
S7.E10 ∙ Potter Family
Jo visits the Potter family in Rochester, New York where parents Joy (35) and Chris (43) have 4 kids: 10-year-old Noah, 7-year-old Ryan, 5-year-old Jake, and 4-year-old Alexa.
S7.E11 ∙ Merrill Family
While Marine Major Chris Merrill (35) is stationed overseas for a year in Afghanistan, mom Beckie (33) is fighting another battle on the home front with their four young children: Garrett and Elena (both 4), cousins adopted from Guatemala, and Eddie (6) and Lydia (4) both from Ghana.
S7.E12 ∙ Demott Family
A tough New Jersey cop, Teddy Sr. (43) and his wife Nancy (39) find they're in over their heads when dealing with 4-year-old triplets: Teddy Jr., Milo, and Giada and their 11-year-old older brother, Timmy.
S7.E13 ∙ Froebrich Family
Jo visits the Froebrich Family in Fort Mill, South Carolina. Beverly (38) and Erich (41) have five children: 11-year-old Emily, 9-year-old Emmett, 7-year-old Emma Jo, 4-year-old Emerson, 1 1/2-year-old Ember.
S7.E14 ∙ Federico Family
Jo visits the Federico family in Las Vegas, Nevada. Sylvia (34) and Michael (39) have three rambunctious boys: 5-year-old Dominic, 3-year-old Michael, and baby of the family, 2-year-old Vincent.
S7.E15 ∙ Evans Family
Jo visits the Evans Family in Houston, Texas. After the death of his wife, Jennifer M. Evans (née McHugh, December 29, 1975 - September 15, 2009) from breast cancer, Gary (37) is left alone to raise his three rambunctious boys: 6-year-old Michael, 4-year-old Sean and 3-year-old Dylan. Jo Frost sympathizes with the family, seeing as how her own mother died of breast cancer.
S8.E1 ∙ Braido Family
In a welcome back to Supernanny episode, Jo visits the parents 36 year old Jessica Braido, 37 year old CJ Braido, and their 4 children.
S8.E2 ∙ Corry Family
Jo Frost travels to Phenix City, Alabama to help a family who is struggling to manage all four of their children.
S8.E3 ∙ Richardson Family
Jo Frost travels to Bogalusa, Louisiana, USA to help a blended family with their six children.
S8.E4 ∙ Ostler Family
Jo Frost travels to Mesa, Arizona, USA, to meet a family of 6 year old boy name Jax, 4 Year Old boy name Kaydin, Mother 40 year old name Nicole, And 35 year old Father name Dane.
S8.E5 ∙ Garcia Family
Jo Frost Travels To Sunny Gilbert, Arizona, USA to help a family with parental challenges.
S8.E12 ∙ Brown Family
Michael and Angela Brown have certainly made a bed for themselves--a giant super bed. They have combined two beds so that their sons Michael Jo and Paul Mason can sleep with them, but this unusual situation has created unhealthy attachment issues. Jo Frost works closely with the full-time working dad and stay-at-home mom to address these issues and an issue of trust that threatens their relationship.
S8.E13 ∙ Esquivel Family
Joe and Clarissa are on the brink of divorce. Joe's new career as a police officer causes Clarissa to deal with all four rambunctious kids all day long. There's no balance between their parental obligations, leaving Clarissa feeling isolated. Can Nanny Jo help this family balance their dynamic?
S8.E14 ∙ Bailey Family
Christina and Katie Bailey have two toddler girls who have a hard time with sharing, and tensions are high as one child picked Katie as their favorite mom, leaving Christina feeling isolated and resentful. As conflict leads to cold silence, will these moms freeze each other out for good? Or will the Supernanny break the ice and help mend this family?
S8.E15 ∙ Bean Family
Chicago based Bean family is struggling to balance their complicated work schedules, four kids and their love life. Working the graveyard shift sometimes has David awake for twenty-four hours, taking care of the children and leaving no time to connect with his wife, Nina. To make matters worse, David riles the children up before bedtime leaving Nina with the responsibility to get them to sleep. Can Nanny Jo help this overworked family connect with each other and spark their romance?
S8.E16 ∙ Zampogna Family
Mealtimes are disastrous for full-time working parents, Angela and Dom Zampogna. Their three children have the pickiest palettes and will only consume unhealthy foods, causing them to act up and throw temper tantrums. Plus, their youngest son Giuseppe still acts like a toddler even though he is four years old. Can Nanny Jo help Giuseppe gain mental maturity and also get this Italian family to eat healthier meals?
S8.E17 ∙ Robertson Family
Megan and Jonathan Robertson started parenting in their teens, and four kids later they've never really grown up. Dad is too busy playing video games to help parent, and Mom is frustrated to tears as her kids walk all over her. Can the Supernanny get through to this family, or is it game over?
S8.E18 ∙ Sutherland Family
After an accident that nearly killed their daughter, Amy Sutherland refuses to accept help from anyone when it comes to raising her and Justin's four young children. Both parents are overwhelmed and exhausted while trying to manage separate schedules for their children all under the age of four, and Amy's guilt inhibits her parental confidence. Can Jo help this family get on track or will they continue to live a disheveled life?
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