During this superb parenting series, Dr Byron offers help and advice to four families experiencing difficulties with their children. You see according to Tanya, it's the parents who have to change, not the child.

She meets up with the family, watches video footage of recent weeks and assesses the problems the parents are facing. Tanya then sets about improving the mums' and dads' parenting techniques, guiding them to new ways of disciplining and communicating using hands-on coaching, as well as interactive methods such as microphones, monitors and earpieces. In each instance, the results are outstanding.

Here's a taste of what you can expect throughout the series:

The Bartons
30-year-old Jo Barton and her 32-year-old husband Jason live in Banbury, Oxfordshire and are the parents of three lively and angelic-looking blonde boys: five-year-old Luke, three-year-old Elliott and toddler Harrison, two.

Jo's an office manager and Jason is a car inspector. They are typical busy working parents who don't get as much time with their boys as they'd like, and are keen to enjoy family time when they're together. Yet family time is rarely fun with the boys fighting and yelling, and a tired Jo constantly telling them off. Then their evenings are frequently dominated by the boys' refusal go to bed, leaving them scant time for each other. Jo and Jason are certain there must be another way of getting the boys to do what they want...