Ep 3. Weinstein Family
- TVPG
- December 18, 2006
- 42 min
The third episode of the third season of Supernanny focuses on the Weinstein family, who are in dire need of Jo Frost's help. The episode starts with a glimpse into the daily life of the Weinstein family, with the parents, Jen and Stan, struggling to control their two young sons, Evan and Bryce. The boys are constantly screaming, running around, and not listening to their parents, driving their parents to their wits' end.
Jo Frost steps in to help the family, and it becomes clear that the root of the problem lies in a lack of structure and consistency in the household. Jo immediately sets to work, giving the couple some helpful tips on how to set up rules and routines in their home. She also helps the couple communicate better with each other and learn to collaborate on parenting decisions.
It's clear that the boys don't respect their parents and don't see them as authority figures. Jo lays down some ground rules, such as having the parents gain their children's respect by being present and showing leadership in every situation. She also shows the couple how to effectively discipline their children without resorting to yelling, spanking, or scolding.
Throughout the episode, Jo also helps the boys learn to behave better, teaching them that negative behavior won't be tolerated. She teaches the family positive reinforcement techniques, such as praising the boys when they exhibit good behavior. The boys eventually start to respond to the positive reinforcement, starting to behave much better than they did at the start of the episode.
As the episode progresses, it's clear that the couple has learned a lot from Jo and a newfound sense of peace permeates the household. The couple is able to set boundaries and enforce them consistently, and the boys are happier and more obedient. The episode ends on a positive note, with the family grateful for Jo's help and feeling like they've gained some valuable tools to successfully navigate the challenges of parenthood.