Beyond the Naughty Step

Smith-Clarke Family

Four year old Cameron Smith–Clarke was one of Supernanny's toughest challenges yet. His violent and aggressive behavior was alienating his friends, tearing is family apart and pushing his Mum, Nicky to the very edge. In the space of just a few weeks, Supernanny had this tiny terror eating out of the palm of her hand but despite their progress, parents Nicky and Chris are not out of the trees just yet. Now that Supernanny has gone for good, the Smith-Clarke family are on their own and they're going to attempt something that they would never have had the courage to do before. They've decided to celebrate the 'new' Cameron by throwing a garden party for his friends and family. It's every parent's worst nightmare but for the Smith–Clarke's the stakes are even higher.

Gormley-Brickley Family

Before Supernanny, life in the Gormley–Brickley household was complete chaos. Dealing with not one but two sets of twins all under the age of five, parents Anne and Steve were not only outnumbered, they were overwhelmed. Having brought order to their home Supernanny is about to make her final exit and it's now up to family to go it alone. Putting their new found confidence to the test, Anne and Steve have decided to take all four kids to Hastings for a weekend break by the sea. But on top of dealing with Louis and Ciaron's fussy eating habits and Aiden and Ella's intense sibling rivalry – Anne and Steve also want to make the most of their week end away by booking their first dinner date in over 3 years.

Wynne-Jones Family

When Supernanny went to North Wales to help the Wynne-Jones family she came up against more than she bargained for. Now four-year-old Ben and two-year-old Georgia are under control. Simone and Andrew have called a halt to hostilities and Mum Lin's now parenting with confidence but football mad dad Ronnie still doesn't always play ball. Now the family are about to do something that they've never done before. Andrew and Simone are desperate to spend some quality time with their Mum and Dad so they've planned an adventure weekend for the whole family in the great outdoors. But will 48 hours of caravanning, team building exercises and outdoor activities bring the Wynne-Jones family closer together?

Hancox-Smith Family

Jo Frost revisits families she has previously helped to see if her no nonsense approach to parenting has stuck. This week we take a look at the Hancox-Smith family – before Supernanny arrived the parents were having severe anger issues and this behavior was filtering down to their two sons, while their daughter Madison demanded being breastfed even though she is three years-old. Since Supernanny's departure parents, Jenny and Simon, have been attending anger management classes and the kids have shown some signs of improvement too. However, with a family holiday to Wales looming will this make or break the Hancox-Smith family?

Porter Family

The Porters are dreading a family vacation to Spain with their nine-year-old daughter, as their previous trips have turned out to be a nightmare with the unruly child. Father Merrill must remember Supernanny's advice and control his temper if he wants the holiday to be a success.

Tomlin Family

It is time for Claire Tomlin to tackle one of her biggest fears: taking her three young children to one the UK's busiest tourist attractions. Claire has never been a fan of taking her kids out to busy places. Her children were so demanding that she dreaded going anywhere with them. Two year old twins George and Freddie fought for mum's attention; crying, screaming and clambering her up her until she gave in and picked them up.