Good behaviour means child can put a ball in the bag to get a reward, but bad behaviour means she can't.
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Three families all struggling to cope with their tearaway toddlers have been invited to live here and try and turn their lives around in just 6 days. The person who’s going to help them with this mammoth task is clinical psychologist Dr Tanya Byron.
The design and construction of the house has been completed in conjunction with a committee of childcare experts to make sure that it is a safe, fun place for kids to stay. Whilst also re-creating a realistic and practical home environment. The remote cameras and those located behind the 2-way mirrors allow Dr Tanya to observe the pitfalls, the progress, the tantrums and the tears, 24-hours a day, every day.
For the families chosen to be part of this unique program, this is make or break. For Dr Tanya Byron this is the biggest challenge of her career.
This is the House of Tiny Tearaways.
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