How to Be a Little S*d - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
Parent Training
Little S*d demonstrates the best way for newborn babies to break in their parents.
Portable Baby
Little S*d shows how babies can cause maximum distress to their parents once they become mobile.
Do You Think the Baby's Alright?
There's no better way for a Little S*d to remain the centre of attention than to play the health card.
End to End
Little S*d demonstrates how to use one of nature's most lethal weapons to destroy the happy home.
Male Bonding
How does a father cope when his wife's in love with another man?
A Life of Her Own
A mother believes that once she has given birth she can pick up her life again. Little S*d has other ideas.
Getting Around
Little S*d progresses through a number of stages before walking.
Don't Forget the Kitchen Sink
The cost of bringing up Little S*d is high.
The Bedtime Story
Parents are easier to control when deprived of sleep.
Present Time
The downside of being a baby is the unrelenting stream of useless gifts.
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