Supernanny

Supernanny is a TV program that features Jo Frost, who devotes each episode to helping a family where the parents are struggling with their child-rearing. An American spin-off show titled America's Supernanny is advocated by Deborah Tillman.
==Overview==
Jo Frost is a traveling advocate for families who are struggling to contain or discipline their children properly. She analyzes the philosophy of the family and how many children there are. Depending on the amount of children and their behavior, things for them can be highly dysfunctional, which often results in a myriad of temper tantrums, violence, pickpocketing, erraticness, and even telling lies. Parents who are often struggling with their children recruit Frost to perform an intervention and to help observe their household for a short while.
Frost explains to parents how to discipline their children properly rather than just having to commit performing physical smacks and other such violent acts related to corporal punishment. Frost explains about her proponent and signature moment, the "naughty chair", a technique that puts kids to a corner or chair to stay firm for a few minutes until they know what they did wrong and how to make up for their recent mistakes.
For the beginning of the episode, Frost first visits the family, where children are not always fully minded properly. The proceeding children often free-roam around the house or property, make messes, have altercations with their siblings, spell temper tantrums, swing their body parts that escalate into physical violence, break stuff, or even talk back to their own parents. Family outings could also go awry as their children may do the exact same stuff. During the night, parents sometimes struggle to get their children to bed.
Mid-way through some episodes, Frost confiscates the family's electronic devices and places them in a large jar, thereby putting a residence in complete lockdown with total observation. The children are given menial chores to do at the home under the recommendation of their parents or Frost herself. On some occasions, Frost has meetings with parents, which sometimes escalates into a fiasco due to the part that the parents are not caring for their children properly. By the climax of the episode, the children begin to behave properly, and the parents understand that they have steadily developed, promising that no bad habits will ever happen again. Frost then leaves the residence in search of other ordeals with struggling families.
==History==
The first episode of Supernanny aired exclusively in the United Kingdom on July 7, 2004. It became one of the country's most popular reality shows as a sign that families could show how to make their children behave properly. The British version of Supernanny had five seasons with 29 episodes altogether. The United States version of Supernanny first premiered on January 17, 2005. The U.S.A. version became far more successful than the UK version, having eight seasons with 133 episodes altogether. The spin-off show America's Supernanny premiered on November 29, 2011, having two seasons with 16 episodes altogether.
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