1x1 - Rock Family

November 3, 2004

Nanny Deb arrives at the Rock Family, only to witness constant hitting and cussing. Also she views total disregard from the parents.

1x2 - McCray Family

November 10, 2004

Nanny Stella goes to the McCray family. Stella has trouble maintaining the 5 McCray boys. But the parents are too busy to help because their stuck at work.

1x3 - McRoberts Family

November 17, 2004

Nanny Deb is sent to a house with 2 loud parents and 5 notorious boys. And the boys are all under the age of 8. The parents want to change the kids before a neighborhood BBQ.

1x4 - Priore Family

December 1, 2004

Nanny Stella is sent to the Priore Family. The Priore Family have 5 children, 10-year-old daughter and 8-year-old quadruplets.

1x5 - Lorimor Family

December 15, 2004

Nanny Stella helps two parents who happen to be a ex marine and nanny.

1x6 - Johnston Family

December 22, 2004

Nanny Yvonne goes to the Big Apple two help a couple out with their 7 girls and there all under the age of 8.

1x7 - Paul Family

November 17, 2005

Nanny Deb has a lot on her hands when she is at the Paul Family. The Paul Family consisting of an 8-year-old daughter, a set of 4-year-old triplets and parents Cindy and Tim. The children do not want to clean their room and the children yell, scream, and pull each others hair.

1x8 - Sterneman Family

January 12, 2005

Nanny Deb visits The Sterneman Family. The Sterneman Family includes 10-year-old son Tyler and daughters Dana, 7, Lauren, 3, and arents John and Roxanne. John works a full-time job and Roxanne has trouble keeping the house in order.

1x9 - Finck Family

March 14, 2005

Nanny Deb goes to the Finck Family. The Finck Family has six kids under the ages of Ten!

1x10 - Cubbison Family

March 21, 2005

Nanny Stella is at the Cubbison Family. Amy, a California-born girl, and her once-dashing Englishman husband, Neil, have lost that spark after 15 years of marriage. Both have 3 kids that are inder the age of 7.

1x11 - Dunleavy Family

March 28, 2005

Nanny Deb goes to The Dunleavy Family, it includes four rambunctious boys, a daughter with Down's syndrome. Also it has an overworked husband and a house under construction.

1x12 - Amico Family

April 4, 2005

Nanny Deb head on to the Amico Family. The Amico Family has quadruplets - three girls and a boy! While David is busy running the family-owned pizzeria, Dawn has gone back to school to pursue a new career - leaving the Amico children fighting for their parents' attention.

1x13 - McKelvain Family

April 11, 2005

Nanny Yvonne visits the McKelvain family. Stevi and John,parents of a 7-year-old daughter and three boys aged 6, 3 and 2. The kids are always kicking, screaming, shoving and wrestling each other.

1x14 - King Family

April 18, 2005

Chris and Laura live in cramped quarters with their five mischievous children, three dogs, three cats, two rabbits and a hamster. Laura finds herself breaking up wrestling matches between her 7-year-old daughter and 6-year-old son, or banishing the 2-year-old to his room for dismantling another household appliance. Nanny Stella is assigned to the case. (NOTE This Episode Is a TV.PG.V)

1x15 - Lawrence Family

May 2, 2005

Jim and Tammy seem like they live the picture-perfect life, both have two young boys, James (5) and Jacob (3). The boys of a fear of sleeping by themselves so they shack up with mom and dad every night. Nanny Stella is on her way.

1x16 - Silcock Family

May 9, 2005

Ann and Jim Silcock are in need of a vacation. The couple have 24 adopted sons, all with varying special needs, their time alone is few and far between. So then Ann & Jim go on a vacation for the first time. So then Head Nanny Lilian is sending all three nannies – a NANNY 911 first – to this very special family to help ensure that the Silcock boys mind their manners and their parents get some well-deserved rest.

1x17 - Dickson Family

May 16, 2005

Kristen Dickson, a recently widowed young mother of two, has had no choice but to take on the roles of both mother and father. Kirsten works a full time job. Day to Day she deals with difficult behavior and lack of respect for their struggling mother have become too much for her to handle.

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