Help may be on the way for Utah parents of children who rant,whine and throw tantrums.  “Supernanny” is looking for Utah families to appear on its fourth season.
Producers are holding an open casting call Saturday from noon to 5 p.m. at Gardner Village, 1100 W. 7800 South in West Jordan. Bring your whole misbehavin’ brood! For more info, call the show’s casting hotline at 877-626-6984 or visit www.abc.go.com/primetime/supernanny.
“Supernanny” producers are eager to cast in Utah after last week’s episode, featuring the Goins family from Sandy and their hyperactive 7-year-old, garnered the highest ratings of the show’s third season.

On this weeks episode, Jo Jo visited The Goins family. The family consisted of Mom, Dad and three children with mom being pregnant with her fourth.Khalin, the eldest child presented the biggest challenge having been diagnosed with A.D.H.D. I was particularly interested in seeing how Super Nanny would deal with the unique daily challenges a child with this disorder presents.  (A.D.H.D. discussion following this message)
I can’t imagine even trying to place myself in Karolee’s shoes. The poor woman has her hands so full and a complete male chauvinistic pig of a husband who offers up very little …read more

Karolee and Jay Goins have a beautiful young family with a not-so-pretty problem… Mom, pregnant with number four, is completely exhausted by her brood’s out-of-control behavior. Khalin, 7, has attention deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD); Kolben, 5, is overly aggressive and little Kadance, 2, is learning all of her big brothers’ worst tricks. To make matters even more difficult for Karolee, dad Jay acts like a kid himself most of the time.
This will be a great one for new mothers.  I’m sure Super Nanny will touch on how to deal with those little jealousies that older siblings tend to have when a …read more