Real Families: Changing Family Dynamics for the Better

In this episode, we recap over the week and how the families are getting on now outside of the house.
Children - and parents - learning the right way to do things.
The House of Tiny Terrors is a real house that doubles up as a clinic for three very different families with toddlers aged one to five years old. Each of the families is affected by a parenting problem; it could be sleeping, eating or bad behaviour. The house is rigged with cameras and over the course of the week, the families are monitored 24/7 by a presenter and child psychologist. Once problems have been witnessed, our expert gets to work - coaching the parents on how to interact with their child using ‘ear bug’ techniques and providing games, stunts and role-play exercises to help the families look at their issues in new ways. One week later we visit them back home to see if their lives have changed for the better.
Real Families brings you stories of modern day family life from around the world through the eyes of children, parents, and parenting experts.
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[@666tiger7]

i didn't know there was a us version to this show

[@ihatealexalex2608]

We’ve seen this one before

[@NayLouise24]

Its called a Recap for a reason....

[@Cha2r0lie]

These families need to quite telling their kids that they are bad. Kids are not bad, they may have and do bad behaviours, but they themselves are not bad. Look at how the parents had convinced Justin he was so bad that he believed it and did not think he deserved a prize. 😥

[@denisesurber8176]

It's shame based discipline...very unhealthy. Children should be taught that certain behaviors are unacceptable, not that they are unacceptable.

[@alicedahl7532]

God, that Jessica never shuts up. Goes on and on and on

[@5cats2kids8]

Click bait. Repeat. Fail.

[@joyceallen173]

So much advertising. Takes over.

[@cookiegamer8746]

Why was this in my recommendations

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