The cooke family and Iron Man

"Tony Stark meets six-year-old Madison, who suffers from furious tantrums, and five-year-old Layla, who has never slept a night in her own bed.

Madison's mum and dad have sought advice from just about everyone to help cope with their daughter's tantrums, and see Jo as their last resort. The couple are separated, but live just a few houses apart, so Madison ends up screaming two houses down instead of just the one. Is such close proximity something of a mixed blessing?

Bedtime is scary for Layla - so scary that in all of her five years she's never slept a night in her own bed. She creates such a disturbance that she gets into mum and dad's bed. With her baby brother already there, and her younger sister following her, no one gets any sleep... not with five in a bed.

And this time the roadshow looks at the parenting generation gap, with a dad aged 64 and a 26-year-old mum who can't agree on how to parent their children." - Channel 4 website

"Six-year-old Jack has his mum bruised, battered and defeated by the battle he wages at bedtime, and he's not afraid to take a swing at Tony. Can he persuade mum Nikki to march into the fray and take on her violent son?

For superhero fan George, ten costume changes a day is a way of life - now he can't concentrate at school and is falling behind. If Iron Man is to bring this five-year-old back into the real world he needs to unlock the root of his obsession.

In this series Tony shares her no-nonsense advice with more parents than ever before through his first ever roadshow. He's ready to tackle all the most persistent parenting problems - this time he deals with sore losers, fears and phobias, and how to handle attention-seeking behaviour.

Plus Tony takes a look at what he believes the single most important cause of parenting problems - families not spending enough time together. The average child spends just 49 minutes a day doing things with their parents. Tony wants to show families how to spend more time together." - Channel 4 website