It's a packed episode for the landmark number 50! Sue interviews Philippa Johnson about her work in Family Mediation and talks about a new TED talk from Hayley Goleniowska called, 'Overcoming the fear of Down’s Syndrome'. In Don't Stew, Ask Sue, there are questions about how to help your kids with homework and what to do when teens encounter alcohol at parties.

There is also news about Sue's new website and her Parenting Club - what an episode!

As we approach Christmas, Sue has been talking a lot about the sheer number of toys our children receive - and then don't play with! She was recently on BBC Radio speaking about the issue and was aso featured in The Sun newspaper.

In Don't Stew, Ask Sue, there are questions about kids staying active and fussing babies too much!

Sue was in BBC Radio 5 Live recently talking with Educating Manchester teacher, Ben Povey, about sibling rivalry after the Gallagher brothers were making the headlines again. It’s a great conversation and Sue gives lots of tips and advice!

In Don’t Stew Ask Sue, there are questions on the same topic as above - sibling rivalry - as well as stepfamilies. Sue explains the concept of the Stepfamily Cycle which is very helpful indeed!

Sue speaks to Vicki Dawson, the founder of The Children's Sleep Charity about how important it is for families to have a great night's sleep! Vicki shares her insights into this all-too-common problem and the work of her charity in supporting families across the country. Vicki shares her tips and tricks about sleep and explains how we can access the charity's services.

In Don't Stew Ask Sue, there are questions about being an imperfect parent and about leaning the secrets of the 5 languages of love!

Sue was on Sky News this week talking about the environmental impact of glitter! One nursery has banned the 'bad' type of glitter in what's being called #Glittergate!

Sue also answers questions about perfectionism and how to help children who suffer from Obsessive Compulsive Disorder.

Another packed episode!

Sue has been on radio a lot recently so here are two clips which both revolve around parents passing on values to their children.

In Don't Stew Ask Sue, Sue answers questions about the perennial problem of bullying and also what to do if your son wants to dress up in tuts and tiaras! This is after the recent Church of England press release.

In a varied episode, we hear some audio from a phone-in Sue took part in on This Morning recently. It was part of the media reaction to the Channel 4 series, 'Feral Families', and Sue answered questions on nightmare bedtimes and how to cope with triplet boys and their behaviour!

In Don't Stew Ask Sue, we talk about mums' guilt and compensating behaviours - Sue gives lots of advice and helpful tips.

Mari Nosel is now a specialist in helping children, their parents and their teachers with Aspergers Syndrome. She speaks from research combined with her own experiences of having a son with the condition. Sue also answers questions about how to help children of divorced parents when their birth father doesn't want to see them and how to advise young people about tattoos and body piercings. A varied bunch again this week!

Sue talks to midwife, Jenny Clarke, about her campaigning work to promote #skintoskin a life-changing technique for newborn babies and their parents.

There's also time for Feral Families, the Scottish smacking ban and two more questions in Don't Stew ask Sue!

Sarah Wild is head of the only state boarding school specialising in girls with autism. She speaks to Sue about what it means to have autism as a girls and how it differs from boys' experiences. There are also questions about lying and confidence!