Who controls the after-school TV time? Big sister Olive just wants to watch her relaxing baking shows, but little sis Robin keeps hijacking the remote for Ninjago. Sibling tensions soar as both make their case to Judge Bex.

Plus, Jacob dreams of Smarties and chocolate eggs for breakfast, but mum lays down the law – cheese on toast, yogurt, and fruit only! Should breakfast be savoury and filling, or is it okay to indulge your sweet tooth in the morning? 

Got your own family drama to resolve? Let us know at https://www.funkidslive.com/podcast/judgebex/

Who controls the after-school TV time? Big sister Olive just wants to watch her relaxing baking shows, but little sis Robin keeps hijacking the remote for Ninjago. Sibling tensions soar as both make their case to Judge Bex.
Plus, Jacob dreams of Smarties and chocolate eggs for breakfast, but mum lays down the law &ndash; cheese on toast, yogurt, and fruit only! Should breakfast be savoury and filling, or is it okay to indulge your sweet tooth in the morning?&nbsp;
Got your own family drama to resolve? Let us know at <a href="https://www.funkidslive.com/podcast/judgebex/" data-stringify-link="https://www.funkidslive.com/podcast/judgebex/" data-sk="tooltip_parent">https://www.funkidslive.com/podcast/judgebex/</a>

Do you have a dispute with your parents, friend, or sibling that you need settled in the court of Bex? She's decided to dust off her Law Degree (that’s a thing she has!) and bring the court room to you. Maybe your parents are withholding pocket money unfairly? Maybe your sibling is blaming you for losing their favourite toy? Maybe your best friend didn’t complete their dare properly?

Bex and her team of ace attorneys review each case with a fine tooth-comb to deliver verdicts that are definitely legally binding. 

Do you have a dispute with your parents, friend, or sibling that you need settled in the court of Bex?&nbsp;She's decided to dust off her Law Degree (that&rsquo;s a thing she has!) and bring the court room to you. Maybe your parents are withholding pocket money unfairly? Maybe your sibling is blaming you for losing their favourite toy? Maybe your best friend didn&rsquo;t complete their dare properly?
Bex and her team of ace attorneys review each case with a fine tooth-comb to deliver verdicts that are&nbsp;definitely legally binding.&nbsp;

Judge Bex

Battle of the TV remote and the case of the chocolate breakfast 

This week in Judge Bex's courtroom, two families face off over too much of a good thing!

First up, Orla and Otty have had enough of their dad’s non-stop hiking sprees, especially when all they wanted for their Canadian birthday trip was swimming and sweets. Is dad working the family too hard, or is there room for compromise (and chocolate)?

Then: Elena brings her dad before the court for breaking the promise of "just one second" whenever she wants to bake – only for dad to get lost in his laptop.

Can Judge Bex balance the scales of family time, outdoor adventure, and home-baked cookies? 

This week in Judge Bex's courtroom, two families face off over too much of a good thing!
First up, Orla and Otty have had enough of their dad&rsquo;s non-stop hiking sprees, especially when all they wanted for their Canadian birthday trip was swimming and sweets. Is dad working the family too hard, or is there room for compromise (and chocolate)?
Then: Elena brings her dad before the court for breaking the promise of "just one second" whenever she wants to bake &ndash; only for dad to get lost in his laptop.
Can Judge Bex balance the scales of family time, outdoor adventure, and home-baked cookies?&nbsp;

Hiking dads and baking delays

Should a string of perfect spelling tests earn you the right to choose movie night? Alma thinks so but Mum has other plans, usually involving detective films and a dose of Jessica Fletcher...

When your Friday night hangs in the balance, is “We Can Be Heroes” too much to ask? Judge Bex weighs spelling triumph against cinematic tradition and hands down a verdict.

Meanwhile, the court faces the siblings' classic: Ria vs. Mum (and her brother!). Ria is tired of always catching the blame for spills and snack wrappers left behind.

Is she being unfairly singled out, or are memories of past misdemeanors clouding Mum’s judgement? Maybe it’s time for a detective in this house too!

Judge Bex unpacks the evidence, interviews both sides, and rules on who truly deserves the blame and who needs to tidy up their act.

Should a string of perfect spelling tests earn you the right to choose movie night? Alma thinks so but Mum has other plans, usually involving detective films and a dose of Jessica Fletcher...
When your Friday night hangs in the balance, is &ldquo;We Can Be Heroes&rdquo; too much to ask?&nbsp;Judge Bex weighs spelling triumph against cinematic tradition and hands down a verdict.
Meanwhile, the court faces the siblings' classic: Ria vs. Mum (and her brother!). Ria is tired of always catching the blame for spills and snack wrappers left behind.
Is she being unfairly singled out, or are memories of past misdemeanors clouding Mum&rsquo;s judgement?&nbsp;Maybe it&rsquo;s time for a detective in this house too!
Judge Bex unpacks the evidence, interviews both sides, and rules on who truly deserves the blame and who needs to tidy up their act.

The Movie Night Showdown 

Kyron says his dad promised to watch football every Saturday, but after just one game, Dad ditched the sidelines for the golf course!

Is "practicing to be a great golf buddy" a good enough excuse? Will football reclaim its rightful Saturday slot – or is it game over for Dad's Saturday swings?

Meanwhile, Dolly loves reading... but only when it's a book she picks! Every night, Dad makes her read a school book he won't even listen to, preferring to scroll on his phone.

Is this justice, or just lazy parenting? Can the court come up with a solution that makes reading time more fun (and less phoney) for everyone?

Judge Bex hands down her final riddance: no appeals, no takesies-backsies! 

Kyron says his dad promised to watch football every Saturday, but after just one game, Dad ditched the sidelines for the golf course!
Is "practicing to be a great golf buddy" a good enough excuse? Will football reclaim its rightful Saturday slot &ndash; or is it game over for Dad's Saturday swings?
Meanwhile, Dolly loves reading... but only when it's a book she picks! Every night, Dad makes her read a school book he won't even listen to, preferring to scroll on his phone.
Is this justice, or just lazy parenting? Can the court come up with a solution that makes reading time more fun (and less phoney) for everyone?
Judge Bex hands down her final riddance: no appeals, no takesies-backsies!&nbsp;

Battle of the TV remote and the case of the chocolate breakfast

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