The Rogers Family
Episode: 1x01 | Airdate: Sep 18, 2013
Episode: 1x01 | Airdate: Sep 18, 2013
Episode: 1x02 | Airdate: Sep 25, 2013
Episode: 1x03 | Airdate: Oct 2, 2013
Episode: 1x04 | Airdate: Oct 9, 2013
Episode: 2x01 | Airdate: Jul 28, 2015
Episode: 2x02 | Airdate: Aug 4, 2015
Episode: 2x03 | Airdate: Aug 11, 2015
Episode: 2x04 | Airdate: Aug 18, 2015
Episode: 2x05 | Airdate: Aug 25, 2015
Episode: 2x06 | Airdate: Oct 27, 2015
Episode: 3x01 | Airdate: Jul 27, 2016
The Three Day Nanny is called to Northamptonshire, where the Scott family are at breaking point. Three-year-old Bobbie and two-year-old Freddie will pinch, punch, kick or bite anyone in sight and parents Chris and Becky seem unable to stop the onslaught. Kathryn Mewes witnesses some of the most extreme behaviour she's ever confronted and wastes no time giving Chris and Becky a wake-up call - things have to change for the future of their family. Over the next three days, she teaches a completely new approach to managing their boys' behaviour and there's plenty of kickback along the way. Will Chris and Becky be able to keep up the new regime?
Episode: 3x02 | Airdate: Aug 3, 2016
Kathryn Mewes visits the Smith family and attempts to ban smacking and restore order in a house where communication has broken down and chaos rules. The Smiths have turned to Kathryn in a desperate attempt to regain some control over their unruly children - Alessandro, Carmelina and Luciano. The kids rule the roost fighting and biting anyone who gets in their way, while ignoring their mum when she pleads with them to stop. After a full day of mischief they then spend every night bed-hopping, meaning no one in the house has slept properly in years. When Kathryn arrives at the family home on Stockton-on-Tees, she first has to deliver some tough home truths for parents Anthony and Angeline - it's them who have to change, not the children. Kathryn introduces a range of clever techniques. But when the kids fight back, dad is put to the test.
Episode: 3x03 | Airdate: Aug 10, 2016
As a single mum to four unruly children under the age of three, Rosie Parsons's situation is an extreme test for The Three Day Nanny. Two and a half year old triplets Summer, Sienna and Jacob were an IVF miracle and when 13 month old Zach came along Rosie thought she had the perfect family. But then her marriage broke down and she was left to cope alone with four extremely demanding children who fight for their Mum's attention. At home they hit and bite and often trash the house as they battle for attention, but it's the quiet triplet that usually wins - with her extreme clinginess and constant demands to be carried she leaves Mum with no hands free to tackle the naughty behaviour of the others.
Episode: 4x01 | Airdate: Oct 26, 2017
Professional nanny Kathryn Mewes helps restore peace and calm to households in distress. This time, in Luton, two-year-old Sebastian is literally banging his head against the wall in frustration. This toddler will also hit, bite and kick to get his parents' attention. Mum and dad feel powerless to control him. Kathryn finds out that Livia and Paul had a long and difficult journey to start a family. She needs to get mum and dad to stop wrapping their son in cotton wool. Easier said than done.
Episode: 4x02 | Airdate: Nov 2, 2017
On a trip to Lincoln to help the Clemmit family, for the first time in her career, nanny Kathryn Mewes meets parents she feels may lack the basic skills for the role.
Episode: 4x03 | Airdate: Nov 9, 2017
With their three-year-old daughter Bella totally ruling the roost, the Vernons, in the Wirral, have turned to nanny Kathryn Mewes in desperation. Simple tasks, like getting dressed or brushing teeth, are a guaranteed trigger for a tantrum - epic screaming fits that can last for hours at a time. With the couple failing to agree how best to manage their daughter's belligerence, cracks in the family are starting to show. Kathryn shows Mike and Emma how to regain control and focuses on improving the couple's relationship with their daughter. But with Bella railing against the new regime, will three days be enough to get the Vernon family back on track?