Quite frankly I'm always a bit suspicious about these types of reality shows. They might be totally legit but I definitely wouldn't want my family's issues aired prime time on national T.V. (not that we have any issues, we're perfect, ha,ha, ha).
He has quite a bit of training but it doesn't mean that he's ever spent more than a clinical session at a time with a child. How children act at home vs. outside of the home is very different. I was the class clown when I was a kid but when I got home, I was a much different kid (very quite and reserved).
Who knows, maybe he spent a lot more time with kids when he was getting his master's (day long observations and the such). I know I had to but working in a classroom as a teacher and a spec. ed. aide didn't prepare me for fatherhood.
In any case, I think I'll spend that time Friday night cooking dinner, playing with my daughter, maybe, if I'm lucky, reading a bit.
I wonder why they didn't pick someone with a neat accent like all these other shows?

just my 2 cents worth of if you can't walk the walk then don't talk the talk

I didn't watch it but I'd be interested to hear what people thought.

I did get to see some of it while I was on break at work. Same old nanny show but with a dude. Explaining how the parents caved in to the childrens behavior problems and how to fix it. Same old boring show.

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