In another wide-ranging episode, Sue talks on the radio about Empty Nest Syndrome when teenagers leave home for university and why reluctance amongst some parents to get their children immunised with MMR has led to worrying increases in the incidence of some diseases.

Sue also talks about her best selling book!

With Kirstie Allsopp in the news for smashing her kids' iPads, Sue sees the important lessons for all parents, as usual! Sue also speaks to the fascinating Dr. Janet Rose about her work leading Norland College, where the famous Norland Nannies are trained and, in Don't Stew Ask Sue, there are questions about the dangers of the video game, Fortnite and how to avoid damaging your children's self-esteem through raising your voice.

Sue speaks to Tracy from The Worrinots, an app which helps children deal with their worries. There are also Don't Stew Ask Sue questions about Sibling Rivalry and babies who won't take naps!

In the second of our two Summer episodes, we play a selection of Sue's answers in her Don't Stew Ask Sue segment.

In the first of two special highlights shows, we play a selection of the best of Sue's interviews.

Sue shares some 'behind-the-scenes' insights from her latest appearance on ITV's This Morning and we hear some clips from the phone in. There are also questions on your child's preferred language of love and how to take care of your work/life balance when you start a new job.

Sue speak on the radio about mothers and daughters and then expands the topic into female role models. There are also Don't Stew Ask Sue questions about saying sorry and how to relieve stress!

This week, Sue speaks to Katie and Liz from the Speech Bubble about their speech therapy work. There are also Don't Stew Ask Sue questions about the wider benefits of sports for kids and reading readiness!

Andy Cope is positive about life - Sue speaks to him about his crucial work in the area of promoting positivity for wellbeing.

There are also Don't Stew Ask Sue questions about how to engage with parents if you are a nanny and ideas for play therapists!

This week, Sue discovers a simple and effective way to improve the health and wellbeing of every single child in a school. The secret lies in taking part in Elaine Wyllie's 'Daily Mile'. Everyone can get involved!

There's also Don't Stew Ask Sue questions about using counting down from 3 (Sue thinks it's not a great idea) and how to help your children with the loss of a family pet.