Crash Test Mommy

Jennifer Gill, this episode's candidate, travels out of Vancouver's downtown core into the deepest, darkest minivan territory of Delta, to care for Deb and Jeff Hutton's daughters:...

Laid back surfer dude Jimmy Jamieson is about to get a crash course in Mommydom when he's picked to be this episode's Crash Test Mommy.

Leslea Vinet agrees to be Crash Test Mommy to her cousin Sharla and Henrik Kragh's five kids, aged 14, 12, 9, 5 and 3, for 48 hours at their suburban home in Langley, B.C.

Single, carefree, ladies man Gil Gamboa picks up the gauntlet and accepts our challenge to be our weekend "crash test mommy" to the three young energetic children of his longtime f...

Barry Tildsley, concrete truck driver from Pitt Meadows, B.C. and friend of Ruth-Anne and Dennis Fanning, doesn't believe that being a parent is as hard as going to work.

Twenty-nine year-old dental assistant Sandra Guay thinks her cousin Wendy Colville allows son Matt, 8 and daughter Taylor, 4, to get whatever they want.

Kathy Mitchell thinks the atmosphere in her Surrey, B.C. home is like a circus - five kids under the age of eight will do that to anyone.

What happens when a 25 year-old "walking Barbie", who loves shopping, margaritas and boys, has to drop all that and get down and dirty as a 24/7 mom.

Newlywed couple Susan Rae and Janine Davies are planning on having their own family, so they eagerly volunteer to be our *crash test mommies* and get a 48 hour test drive of mother...

Suzette Laqua, thinking about starting her own family with boyfriend Miles, is eager to play *crash test mommy* for the two young sons of childhood friend Kim Giles.

Between the long hours she puts in at her film industry job and caring for her three young boys, Alysse Leite-Rogers is desperate for a vacation.

Über-organized single woman Christine Ferreira likes things to be just so...all the "i"s in her life dotted and her "t"s crossed. But she's about to learn that no amount of plannin...

Single gal Maureen Mackinnon knows she's self-centered but is nevertheless insulted when her girlfriends joke she'd make a lousy parent. Maureen is determined to prove them wrong.