Extreme Guide To Parenting Headed To Bravo
Regular parenting and extreme parenting could be defined and redefined over and over again, depending on what sort of person you were talking to. However, a new reality series from Bravo hopes to look into some different types of parenting that may seem more eccentric than others with a new reality series currently rolling with the working title Extreme Guide To Parenting.
Craig D’Entrone and Amelia D’Entrone will executive produce the series, which Bravo is stating will give a “candid look” into all kinds of parenting options. As the title implies, Extreme Guide to Parenting may get into some of the more extreme case scenarios. These scenarios include mothers breastfeeding children older than the age of four, parents who consider their children’s auras when raising their kids, and parents who wear disguises to stalk their children in different situations. Additionally, the show may look into parents who teach their children multiple languages before they even learn to read.
While some of these parenting ideas are clearly more extreme than others, the show as a whole kind of seems geared to give viewers who are parents the chance to pat themselves on the back for a job well done when compared to their more extreme TV counterparts. At least, that’s what I do when I watch Extreme Couponing on TLC. While Bravo has greenlighted the series, there is currently no release date, but TV Blend will keep you posted when further details concerning Extreme Guide to Parenting are cemented.
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