This week Supernanny heads to Hertfordshire, where single mum Tara is being driven to despair by her aggressive four-year-old son who swears like a trooper and humiliates her in public.
Rhys and his seven-year-old sister Shannon are locked in combat with mum, while eight-year-old good girl Casey gets overlooked in the chaos. Can Supernanny put a stop to the aggressive, dangerous and downright disrespectful behaviour? Or will Tara’s temper take over? Read More »
And this is why I have a problem with so called TV ‘Supernannies’ like Jo Frost.
How can anyone know what it is like to have children or discipline children when they have never experienced it for themselves.
When I first found out I was pregnant, I thought I knew it all. I was almost nineteen when my youngest brother was born, I had done the baby thing before. But as any mum will tell you, it is so different when you can’t hand them back at the end of the day!
Channel 4 Supernanny Jo Frost has announced today that she may not have a child of her own at all as her work schedule has become too hectic.
Speaking to Closer magazine, the child minder says: “It’s relentless – so there’s no time for a relationship in my life. At the moment it’s work, work, work! I’m never in one place for more than two weeks. Right now I’m not feeling broody. Who knows if I’ll have children or not?”
I’m not knocking some of Jo’s methods, the naughty stair does work. But if I was one of the mums on her show, I would much rather be helped along by someone who had been in my shoes, and had some empathy for my situation! Not Jo the dictator!
Troublesome toddlers beware: the nation’s number-one nanny is back for a new series.
Cameron (four) is so out of control that his young parents Nicky and Chris have been given three weeks to find him a new nursery; and Jo’s naughty step isn’t even an option. Parenthood has been very challenging for Nicky and Chris. Tragically, they lost their second child to cot death when Cameron was two and since then things have spiralled out of control Read More »
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