Episode list

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?

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?

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?

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.

Sarah and John have a seven-year-old boy called Max and a four-year-old girl called Claire.

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.

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.

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?

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.

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?

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.

Fanci and Greg have a five-year-old boy called Ryan and a three-year-old boy called Jonathan.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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?

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.

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.

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?

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?