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One family was dealing with an autistic son; Frost called in a clinical professor with expertise in autism to assist the family in communicating with their son. Another family (from the Chicago area) had a son showing signs of disrespect and future juvenile delinquency; Frost called in Chicago native and NBA superstar Dwyane Wade to speak with him.
Due to financial problems, the family's house was foreclosed on, and Blythe divorced her husband, Roger, taking full custody of the children and moving into a much smaller house with tight living spaces. Several months after the foreclosure and the divorce, the family's nanny and closest friend, Nana, died of breast cancer. Since these tragic ...
Supernanny focused on discipline issues, but Family S.O.S. tackled serious, complex issues, such as blended families, addiction, abuse, and marital problems in family's homes. [15] TV critic Hank Stuever commented, "For all its noise and uncomfy moments, Family S.O.S. is relatively genuine stuff, especially for the current incarnation of TLC ...
Supernanny is a reality television programme that aired on Channel 4 from 7 July 2004 to 8 October 2008. The show features professional nanny Jo Frost, who devotes each episode to helping a family where the parents are struggling with their child-rearing. The ages of the children are the ages they were at the time the show was broadcast.
The 30-year-old Burbank, California born actress is obviously known for her role on the hit 90's show, but has also appeared on Showtime's comedy drama series "Californication," and NBC's "Heroes
Family S.O.S. with Jo Frost is an American reality television series that premiered May 28, 2013, on TLC. In contrast from Frost’s previous show Supernanny, which focuses mainly on toddlers, in this series Frost helps families of all ages. From parents contemplating divorce, angsty teenagers, family disputes, to tormenting in school.
On October 6, 2011, after numerous casting calls, it was announced that Deborah Tillman was chosen to be "America's Supernanny". [2] On December 4, 2012, Lifetime announced that the series had been renewed for a second season, which debuted on January 8, 2013, with the new title America's Supernanny: Family Lockdown. Tillman visited the homes ...
The series' format was based on a Dutch version that Frost did for RTL 4 in 2015. [1] The concept was later picked up by Up TV in September 2015. [2]Frost also wanted to move away from the Supernanny image by adopting a contemporary look: "It was really important to be able to think what kind of format I can develop to allow me to be the staple in a family's home," Frost said, "and be able to ...