What Would Your Kid Do?

Parents attempt to predict how their children will react in a range of entertaining, often light‑hearted scenarios. The pairs with the most accurate guesses advance to a final round each week, in a competitive format, with the show presented by Jason Manford.

The series is a light‑hearted competition that pits parents against each other as they try to anticipate how their children will react in a range of amusing scenarios. Each episode sets the youngsters up in different entertaining situations, giving the adults a chance to guess what they'll do next. It's a format that blends family dynamics with a playful challenge, inviting viewers to see just how well parents know their kids. Throughout the game, parents write down their predictions before the children perform the tasks laid out for them. When the actions are revealed, those who guessed correctly earn points, and the highest‑scoring families move on to a final round. The progression to the finale adds a competitive edge, turning what could be simple observations into a structured contest where knowledge of one's own child can lead to victory. The whole experience is steered by comedian Jason Manford, who acts as the programme's host. He introduces each scenario, interacts with the families, and announces the results as the competition unfolds. Manford’s role is to keep the atmosphere lively and ensure the smooth flow from one guessing round to the next, guiding participants and viewers alike through the show's playful premise. Each installment follows the same sequence: the children are placed in the entertaining set‑ups, parents submit their guesses, the outcomes are revealed, and the top‑scoring families advance to the concluding final round.