Episode 3 | Family SOS with @Supernanny Jo Frost | Warner Bros. TV

With an impatient dad, a mom who feels like a single parent and a son in trouble with the law - the Campos family is in distress. Mom will leave dad if he can't step up and Jo must force him to see the consequences of his actions on the entire family.

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Whether torn apart by marital strife or turbulent teens, America's favorite nanny, Jo Frost, lends her expertise for broken homes that are otherwise hopeless. With her help, the most troubled families in America will learn to put the pieces back together.

[ALCOidalonic]

When Jo says in that tone "How does it feel when I'm this close to your face" it's always going to be enough to bring a man to tears! 🔥

[ukgirlinusa]

The fact that the bully’s parents pressed charges against the bullied kid shows why their son became a bully in the first place. What was the bullies consequence?

[brendalane]

Jo is such a beautiful person, inside and out. I am sure these kids will never forget her. I just love her.

[erikaLS]

Even at the end...IT SHOULDN'T HAVE TAKEN A PROFESSIONAL TO COME IN AND TELL YOU THAT SPRAYING YOUR KID DOWN WITH THE HOSE IN THE YARD IS WRONG!!

[kat]

For a guy whose default position was bullying, George was incredibly receptive and responsive to Jo’s guidance. Credit where it’s due.

[PlatinumX]

Hosing off a disabled child who has accidents in their pants on a daily basis come on this is abuse

[reginafromrio]

I so want to give the mom a vacation and a spa day and put her in a big cozy bed with an ocean view and a stiff drink. Poor girl is working so hard!❤

[bjdis]

I am so proud of dad for being receptive. He doesnt know how to change it...but he wants to know.

[The_Freddy_Krueger]

The fact that JO FROST can relate to these family and feel their emotions and break down crying too shows how much she's invested in her job!

[agriope]

23:15 How Blake lights up when Jo tells him he's not forgotten. This episode really touched my heart. I wish this family the best!

[carlwear]

So Blake broke the Bully's phone and Blake is the one thats punished. Then they wonder why they result in more drastic measures than just breaking phones. Sort the BULLY out, not the victim.

[theemoturtle]

As someone who has an autistic brother and subsequently having special needs friends including people with down syndrome, how he's treating his son is just plain abusive! If my husband treat my special needs child like that, I not only would divorce the dude but he's lucky if he'd be alive.

[nancycozier]

This episode triggered me. Does anyone else think that the dad might have suffered abuse himself as a child? He bullies those smaller than him but stumbles when someone with more authority takes him on. He reminds me so much of someone I knew in school.

[solomoon]

This one hit differently didn’t it? I am so proud of this dad fr. And the eldest. Dad knew BIG TIME, he needed to shift gears. Cried and went through it all. This was a really good one. Jo does it again.

[GhostMask]

I feel for Blake honestly. Sometimes the bullying gets too much, and all the anger builds up and finally it explodes, i dont think hes a bad kid i think he just needs some mental help and support

[Shopgirl]

Why would a woman choose to have more than one child with this man..after seeing how he treated the first child that would be the end of any more children

[RooRooWBU]

‘The ramifications of that will be you in juvy’ 😂💀 she’s so iconic

[dominewimbury]

I don't get that AT ALL!! The bully's parents pressed charges over a broken phone. What about Blake's broken spirit because of YOUR SON?! That don't matter?! 🤬

Dad is way too hard on these boys. Corey especially doesn't deserve it!

[miraaranel]

People with downs often experience something called encopresis. Essentially, they deal with constipation due to lower muscle tone and chronic inflammation which eventually causes them to involuntarily have a bowel movement once the constipation gets severe enough. The fact that this child was being punished for this is very sad.

[danielletechel]

You don't treat people with Downs like a animal and abuse