New: Mom Creates More Conflicts than Kids Instead of Solving Them | Season 8 Episode 16 | Supernanny

Season 8, Episode 16 - The Zampogna Family

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Drawing on 30 years of professional experience, Jo is back to help stressed-out parents tackle social and behavioral challenges as well as new issues faced by modern-day families. With a recipe of honest, direct, and nurturing support, Jo offers real-life solutions to parents — uplifting families with advice, techniques, and tips to iron out the chaos in their lives, helping families evolve. The families featured this season are from cities and towns around the country, including Phenix City, AL; Spokane, WA; Makaha, HI; Corona, CA; Mesa, AZ; Cortlandt Manor, NY; Gilbert, AZ; and more. Each of the families is dealing with diverse issues that span the spectrum of parenting challenges – from dealing with postpartum depression, ADHD, kids obsessed with electronic devices, blended families struggling with children acting out, military and first responder spouses facing separations – to parents buried in their phones and more. Jo will visit one new family each week and use her trusted and proven methods and elevated teachings to help them change their dynamics while focusing on positive reinforcement and connectivity. Supernanny’s first stop will be in Pittstown, NJ, where viewers will meet Jessica and CJ Braido and their four children. The couple recently went from the double duty to quadruple duty, when their twins Dax and Chase arrived three months ago. The dual-career parents were already at odds with opposing parenting styles and relying on devices as digital babysitters. With the tension rising, will Nanny Jo be able to teach Jessica and CJ to work together before chaos pushes them further apart?

[obrunofandrade]

Rosaria was like "But I didn't even WANTED to sleep with that blanket, why are we arguing about it?"

[jennylhenry]

"No unnecessary tears before bedtime." Those are wise words to live by.

[LilyLuluko]

The little boy's "snuggle!" at the end is SO sweet!

[Amy-rgdo]

I cant believe she had to teach her common sense lord have mercy

[belleami]

I'm going to be the best mom in the world after watching whole supernanny

[LitLeo]

i love how rose had “ok? i never meant he couldn’t have it? i’m not arguing” written all over her face the whole time

[courtneynb]

The little girl looks so confused...like who cares? Why are we talking about this blanket? Haha

[leonielovemusic]

The only thing I'm questioning is, if the mother was telling the truth. About the blanket belonging to everyone. Because the boy was not "whining" impo, but it felt like the boy genuinely thought it was his. 🤔

[wildwdflwr]

Can't wait to see y'all in 30 years when Supernanny Jo is like 60-70 and she's SuperGramNanny.

[jordancomeau]

I love how jo will call out the parents just the same as the children. She speaks to everyone the same way

[julekakillashandra]

Giuseppe? Rosaria? Could these people be ANY MORE Italian? 😂

[snizzlefrazzy]

How about just get each kid their own blanket?

[sbella]

That was So awkward watching the mum, but Jo was right to correct that.😊

[janeausten]

İ totally agree with jo kids need to learn sharing.

[sbenton]

Here's a question: is there some valid reason why each kid doesn't have their own blanket, and have to share and take turns with the one blanket?
Thank you.

[MischaDitamparOma]

It's hilarious when Rosaria came and was completely confused lmao she didn't even mind

[tinterlight]

2:55 Don't think Rosaria happy with how things have gone down 😂

[korinnab.]

Giuseppe is so cute, it made me sad when he was crying in the beginning

[vuownti]

I may not be first
I may not be last
But most importantly







*nobody asked*

[Tiff]

She learned her lesson, I’ve been the cause of this too. 😂