Previous Episodes

10 Things Mothers-in-Law Need to Stop Doing / Kathy felt she raised her kids right, but now that her 20-year-old daughter has surprised her with a pregnancy, she's questioning her parenting skills.

Aaron isn't very supportive of his daughter's new beau. With conflicting religions at the base of the problem, can Aaron find a way to be supportive?

Denise's supervisor gave her some constructive criticism about her performance at work. Now that she knows what the problems are, Denise is going to have make serious changes.

What Your Parenting Style Says About You / Sharon's mother wants to bring her new boyfriend to her cousin's wedding. The major problem is that her husband only died 6 months ago. Sharon and the rest of the family feel as if bringing the new beau to this family gathering may be in poor taste.

Doug and his ex-wife don't have kids but they do have a dog. The last thing that Doug's new girlfriend expected was for Doug to share the dog with his ex. Is Doug being unreasonable or is his new girlfriend out of line?

Even though Terri is much older, she just can't help the way she feels for her coworker. Despite the fact that he's young enough to be her son, Terri doesn't want to ignore her desire.

April's son is 21-years-old and on drugs. Because he's no longer a child, April feels like she has limited means to help her son. Should she go out on a limb and stage an intervention or let him go on as he is?

How Long Does It Take to Really Know Someone? / Erica's daughter went to a party where there was underage drinking. Erica is has a nagging feeling that she should notify the parents of the party host about the drinking. On the other hand, she's not sure if getting more involved is a good idea either.

Christine has just relocated to Florida. It's nice but as the days pass, she's starting to feel homesick. Christine is conflicted with the option of possibly moving back home or staying in her new digs and toughing it out.

Debbie's daughter is having an engagement party, but Debbie's sister has chosen not to attend. Instead, she will be at her son's sports tournament. Debbie understands that her nephew will be playing but she still wants her sister to come to the party. Should Debbie push the envelope with her sister and ask her to ignore her son's tournament?