Sue speaks to Kathryn from Nana's Manners this week. Kathryn and her husband founded Nana's Manners to help children use cutlery. They were successful on the Dragon's Den TV show and Sue talks to Kathryn to learn more about her amazing story and what the future holds for Nan's Manners!

Expert of the week is Drew Povey from Educating Greater Manchester and Don't Stew Ask Sue tackles pocket money and stroppy stepchildren!

Sue talked on the radio about the new times tables test this week and the Expert of the Week is the brilliant Liam Hackett from anti-bullying charity, Ditch the Label. Don't Stew Ask Sue tackles questions about potty training and fussy eating so there's something for everyone!

Sue was interviewed on BBC radio this about a boy who deliberately hid in a branch of IKEA overnight - apparently it's part of the '24-Hour Fort Challenge' craze and can be very dangerous.

Expert of the week is Gill Connell with her brilliant active learning ideas and we also talk about the 'Snowflake' generation and Don't Stew Ask Sue features questions about whining and sitting still to learn!

Sue speaks to Sarah Connell about her amazing creative classes for families and all ages. There’s also Don’t Stew Ask Sue about going back to work after maternity leave and how to cope with messy teenagers! Expert of the Week is the remarkable Libby Hill!

This week's expert is Dr Amanda Gummer who spoke to Sue some time ago about her work producing the Good Toy Guide and the Good App Guide - both of which are fantastic resources.

Then we have an extract from an interview with Liat Hughes Joshi who has written 5 books about parenting and in Don't Stew Ask Sue, sleeping in the same bed and being a perfect mum come under the microscope!

Dennis the Menace has been updated! Sue was interviewed on the radio about the concept of making characters more politically correct and we look back to one of Sue's first Expert Interviews with Swati Popat Vats from India.

There are also Don't Stew Ask Sue questions about clingy toddlers who don't want to say goodbye and Sue returns to the perennial problem of creating 'cotton wool kids'.

In another wide-ranging episode, Sue's Expert of the Week is Emma Hammett from First Aid for Life. There's also part of a radio interview Sue did about too much homework and Don't Stew Ask Sue topics are friendship challenges and pushy parents!

In another wide-ranging episode, Sue's Expert of the Week is Dr. Ger Graus, Director of Kidzania, whose mission is to help children achieve their potential.

There is also part of a radio interview about preparing children for the world of work and Sue interviews Alexia Leachman all about her work to promote Fear Free Childbirth.

There's even time for two more questions in Don't Stew Ask Sue - this time it's helping children with their first part-time jobs and moving babies onto formula milk!

In a packed episode to start the new year, Sue talks about our Expert of the Week, Sarah Wild and the Expert interview she did with her last year all about how Autism is so different for girls.

There's also a radio interview on what snacks to give your kids and we consider some Parenting New Year's Resolutions!

As we head towards 2018, here is a short review of what the show contained in 2017.