What Would Your Kid Do?

The show is a televised competition presented in a single‑episode format. It pits families against each other in a light‑hearted game‑show setting, where the focus is on the relationship between parents and their kids. Each instalment follows the same structure, offering viewers a snapshot of the challenge and its participants. In each round, parents are asked to predict how their children will behave when placed in a range of amusing scenarios. The situations are designed to be entertaining, prompting spontaneous reactions from the youngsters. The parents' guesses are then compared with the actual outcomes, and those who get the most right move forward. The programme is fronted by comedian Jason Manford, who guides the contestants through the challenges. His role is to introduce the scenarios, keep the pace lively, and announce which families have succeeded. Manford’s presence adds a familiar, upbeat tone to the proceedings, helping to maintain the show’s energetic atmosphere. Teams that answer correctly advance to the concluding stage of the episode, where the remaining families compete for the top spot. The winners of this final round are crowned champions of the episode. This progression from initial guessing to a final showdown gives the show a clear, competitive arc within its brief runtime.