This week Sue's Tuppence Worth is about SATs testing - should we be doing it to our young children?

There are also Don't Stew Ask Sue questions on these topics:

· Fear not, parents: your middle kids are going to be just fine.

· When two becomes three: how to babyproof your relationship

· Fear not, parents: Your middle kids are going to be just fine.

· Sue in conversation with Claire Stevens from The Tooth Fairy Blog

Sue responds to a Don't Stew Ask Sue question about the pressure parents feel to 'fit in' on Instagram and her Tuppence Worth is about spying on your kids' online.

This week the Don't Stew Ask Sue question is about how to stop your child answering back and Sue’s Tuppence Worth is Special Needs Funding.

Also, there's a fascinating conversation with the ParentKind organisation about their work with Parent Teacher Associations and their #BeSchoolReady campaign.

Sue speaks to the remarkable Greg Bottrill Author of ‘Can I Go and Play Now? Rethinking the Early Years’.

In her tuppence worth, we hear Sue on BBC Oxford talking about ‘Should you only have children if you can afford them?’ and then she elaborates on this important subject.

Finally, in Don't Stew Ask Sue, there's a question about lying!

This week, Sue is in conversation with Stella Bataille, Founder of Club Petit Pierrot - Fun French Lessons for Babies & Children.

There's a Sue's Tuppence Worth on what happened to a boy with autism at his school in the US and Don't Stew Ask Sue features a question about talking about sex.

In a new segment this week, Sue discusses the thorny issue of the potential over-use of Calpol. It's the first of Sue's Tuppence Worth!

There is also a Don't Stew Ask Sue question about children sleeping in parents' beds and a reminder of the great interview with the head of Norland Nannies!

Sue tackles the problems of social media app Snapchat this week and there are questions about going to the doctors as well!

There's also news about Sue's upcoming appearances and lots of tips and techniques!

Sue talks to Dan Brittan of Financial Fairy Tales this week about how we can teach children about money. Sue was also interviewed on BBC Radio Cambridge about how and why we should get our kids playing outside. 

In Don't Stew Ask Sue, there are questions about creativity and how to get children to help out around the home!

This week, Sue spoke to Joanna Jensen and Dr Jennifer Crawley from Childs Farm who produce wonderful cosmetics for children's sensitive skin.

There were also Don't Stew Ask Sue questions about rushing and being impatient!

This week, Sue discusses the success of parenting advances in Leeds with Eddie Mair on LBC and there are Don't Stew Ask Sue questions about how to cope with your kids when working from home and kids who don't listen!