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In this series, families with troublesome children aged one to five, are invited into a purpose-built Big Brother-style house, where they will undergo six intensive days of mentoring, toddler training and soul-searching. Ever wondered what it would be like to have a large family? Or maybe you think you already have a large family? The House of Tiny Tearaways challenges these testing members of society head-on by placing them and their tortured parents into the house for 24/7 observation and parenting training. The problems tackled range from lack of sleep, refusal to eat, to full-on tantrums. Guiding parents is clinical psychologist Dr. Tanya Byron from Little Angels.
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