Big “we’resograteful”endingChild callsparentnamesBedtimetakes overan hourSomeonestorms offdramaticallyThrowsthingsChildhitsDadParent says“We don’t dothat” andimmediatelyallows itDadalwaysat workParentsdisciplinedifferentlySmall victory(bedtime/mealtimesuccess)SiblingfightescalatesinstantlyKid ignoresparent callingtheir namemultiple times“They justwon’t listento me” whilenot enforcingrulesKid triesto sleep inparents'bedCursingJo Frostsays“Staycalm”One parentunderminesthe otherJodemonstratesconsequencesin real timeJo rewindsfootagewith theparentsParentbreaksdowncrying to JoRepeats thesameinstructioncalmlymultiple timesChildhits JoThe“naughtystep” isintroducedTantrumin arestaurantEmotionalbreakthroughmomentKid actuallyresponds wellto structure(shockmoment)Kids testboundariesafter rulesare setParentlaughs atbad behaviorinstead ofcorrecting itMomdoes allworkMorethanthree kidsWellbehavedsiblingWon'teatParentadmits guiltor feelinglike a failureMessyhouseParentsays “I’vetriedeverything”Childthrowsfood onthe floorMorningroutinechaos (late,yelling,scrambling)Siblingsteam upagainstparentKidscreams“NOOO!” atfull volumeOver-the-top fakecrying (notears)Family says“Weshould’vedone thissooner”Will notshareMealtimeturns intoa powerstruggleJo gives“You’re theparent”speechParentsresistadvice atfirstShe says“Followthrough”“This isaboutconsistency”speechChildhitsMomParent isshockedseeing theirown behavioron videoOne parentdisappearsduringdisciplinemomentsMom triesto beperfectParent asksJo for help,then argueswith heradviceToddlercollapsesdramaticallyonto the floorJo says, “I’mnot askingyou, I’mtelling you”OverlyclingyParentmakesemptythreatParentmakesexcuses forchild’sbehaviorBabyDadlosespatienceLazydadParent givesin within 10seconds ofwhiningKid sayssomethingunintentionallysavage“This is theworst it’sever been”(it is not)Jo giveschild silentstare untilkid stopsChild repeatsthe exact samebad behaviorafter beingcorrectedKid getsout of bedrepeatedlyToysdumped outbut neverplayed withKidsinterruptadultconversationconstantlyJo stepsin mid-tantrumChildhitssiblingJo calls outparentinconsistencydirectlyOne “favoritechild”dynamic isobviousJo kneels tochild’s eyelevel for aserious talkMom/dadlookscompletelyexhaustedChild runsaway mid-conversationTwinsParent notpayingattention tochild(ren)Tantrumin astoreParentblamessibling rivalryforeverythingChild refusesto eatanything butone specificfoodSinglemomBig “we’resograteful”endingChild callsparentnamesBedtimetakes overan hourSomeonestorms offdramaticallyThrowsthingsChildhitsDadParent says“We don’t dothat” andimmediatelyallows itDadalwaysat workParentsdisciplinedifferentlySmall victory(bedtime/mealtimesuccess)SiblingfightescalatesinstantlyKid ignoresparent callingtheir namemultiple times“They justwon’t listento me” whilenot enforcingrulesKid triesto sleep inparents'bedCursingJo Frostsays“Staycalm”One parentunderminesthe otherJodemonstratesconsequencesin real timeJo rewindsfootagewith theparentsParentbreaksdowncrying to JoRepeats thesameinstructioncalmlymultiple timesChildhits JoThe“naughtystep” isintroducedTantrumin arestaurantEmotionalbreakthroughmomentKid actuallyresponds wellto structure(shockmoment)Kids testboundariesafter rulesare setParentlaughs atbad behaviorinstead ofcorrecting itMomdoes allworkMorethanthree kidsWellbehavedsiblingWon'teatParentadmits guiltor feelinglike a failureMessyhouseParentsays “I’vetriedeverything”Childthrowsfood onthe floorMorningroutinechaos (late,yelling,scrambling)Siblingsteam upagainstparentKidscreams“NOOO!” atfull volumeOver-the-top fakecrying (notears)Family says“Weshould’vedone thissooner”Will notshareMealtimeturns intoa powerstruggleJo gives“You’re theparent”speechParentsresistadvice atfirstShe says“Followthrough”“This isaboutconsistency”speechChildhitsMomParent isshockedseeing theirown behavioron videoOne parentdisappearsduringdisciplinemomentsMom triesto beperfectParent asksJo for help,then argueswith heradviceToddlercollapsesdramaticallyonto the floorJo says, “I’mnot askingyou, I’mtelling you”OverlyclingyParentmakesemptythreatParentmakesexcuses forchild’sbehaviorBabyDadlosespatienceLazydadParent givesin within 10seconds ofwhiningKid sayssomethingunintentionallysavage“This is theworst it’sever been”(it is not)Jo giveschild silentstare untilkid stopsChild repeatsthe exact samebad behaviorafter beingcorrectedKid getsout of bedrepeatedlyToysdumped outbut neverplayed withKidsinterruptadultconversationconstantlyJo stepsin mid-tantrumChildhitssiblingJo calls outparentinconsistencydirectlyOne “favoritechild”dynamic isobviousJo kneels tochild’s eyelevel for aserious talkMom/dadlookscompletelyexhaustedChild runsaway mid-conversationTwinsParent notpayingattention tochild(ren)Tantrumin astoreParentblamessibling rivalryforeverythingChild refusesto eatanything butone specificfoodSinglemom

SUPERNANNY - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. Big “we’re so grateful” ending
  2. Child calls parent names
  3. Bedtime takes over an hour
  4. Someone storms off dramatically
  5. Throws things
  6. Child hits Dad
  7. Parent says “We don’t do that” and immediately allows it
  8. Dad always at work
  9. Parents discipline differently
  10. Small victory (bedtime/mealtime success)
  11. Sibling fight escalates instantly
  12. Kid ignores parent calling their name multiple times
  13. “They just won’t listen to me” while not enforcing rules
  14. Kid tries to sleep in parents' bed
  15. Cursing
  16. Jo Frost says “Stay calm”
  17. One parent undermines the other
  18. Jo demonstrates consequences in real time
  19. Jo rewinds footage with the parents
  20. Parent breaks down crying to Jo
  21. Repeats the same instruction calmly multiple times
  22. Child hits Jo
  23. The “naughty step” is introduced
  24. Tantrum in a restaurant
  25. Emotional breakthrough moment
  26. Kid actually responds well to structure (shock moment)
  27. Kids test boundaries after rules are set
  28. Parent laughs at bad behavior instead of correcting it
  29. Mom does all work
  30. More than three kids
  31. Well behaved sibling
  32. Won't eat
  33. Parent admits guilt or feeling like a failure
  34. Messy house
  35. Parent says “I’ve tried everything”
  36. Child throws food on the floor
  37. Morning routine chaos (late, yelling, scrambling)
  38. Siblings team up against parent
  39. Kid screams “NOOO!” at full volume
  40. Over-the-top fake crying (no tears)
  41. Family says “We should’ve done this sooner”
  42. Will not share
  43. Mealtime turns into a power struggle
  44. Jo gives “You’re the parent” speech
  45. Parents resist advice at first
  46. She says “Follow through”
  47. “This is about consistency” speech
  48. Child hits Mom
  49. Parent is shocked seeing their own behavior on video
  50. One parent disappears during discipline moments
  51. Mom tries to be perfect
  52. Parent asks Jo for help, then argues with her advice
  53. Toddler collapses dramatically onto the floor
  54. Jo says, “I’m not asking you, I’m telling you”
  55. Overly clingy
  56. Parent makes empty threat
  57. Parent makes excuses for child’s behavior
  58. Baby
  59. Dad loses patience
  60. Lazy dad
  61. Parent gives in within 10 seconds of whining
  62. Kid says something unintentionally savage
  63. “This is the worst it’s ever been” (it is not)
  64. Jo gives child silent stare until kid stops
  65. Child repeats the exact same bad behavior after being corrected
  66. Kid gets out of bed repeatedly
  67. Toys dumped out but never played with
  68. Kids interrupt adult conversation constantly
  69. Jo steps in mid-tantrum
  70. Child hits sibling
  71. Jo calls out parent inconsistency directly
  72. One “favorite child” dynamic is obvious
  73. Jo kneels to child’s eye level for a serious talk
  74. Mom/dad looks completely exhausted
  75. Child runs away mid-conversation
  76. Twins
  77. Parent not paying attention to child(ren)
  78. Tantrum in a store
  79. Parent blames sibling rivalry for everything
  80. Child refuses to eat anything but one specific food
  81. Single mom