article_snippet: I expect for Toby in Toby teens to be locked up, We're expecting that.
article_snippet: Because Toby doesn't care.'
article_snippet: Toby after one of Toby outbursts .
article_snippet: The couple, who have three other children; Casey, 10, Corey, seven, and Jacob, four, have been unable to control Toby's behaviour for years because The couple, who have three other children; Casey, 10, Corey, seven, and Jacob, four have no idea what the root of the problem is or what will start Toby off.
article_snippet: Toby attacks daft mother during a tantrum .
article_snippet: Sara and Sara son Casey try to get Toby off a bike during one of Toby outbursts .
article_snippet: The brunt of Toby's behaviour is borne by Toby parents - Richard and Sara have both been strangled by his parents - Richard and Sara and during the hour-long programme, Toby is regularly filmed punching, biting and kicking them both.
article_snippet: But the violence also extends to Toby brothers, including four-year-old Jacob, who is filmed being kicked by Toby in the park.
article_snippet: Toby nature has become so unpredictable that Sara reveals Sara is worried about leaving them alone in a room.
article_snippet: Sara reveals that Sara often just allows Toby to kick and punch Sara to calm Toby down .
article_snippet: Sara said: 'I can't leave Toby with Toby brothers because I know Toby'll hit his brothers.'
article_snippet: In an effort to find out what is causing Toby's outbursts, the programme makers call in parenting expert Sarah Evans.
article_snippet: Following a discussion with Sara, Sara discovers that the very early years of Toby life were fraught with stress from the family's living situation.
article_snippet: Because of the strain of having two children so close together, Sara reveals that Sara was very stressed and admits that Sara didn't bond with Toby as well as Sara would have hoped.
article_snippet: Sarah Evans then talks the family through a series of tricks that Sarah Evans can use to enforce the bond between mother and son and explains that much of Toby's behaviour may be down to the lack of affection.
article_snippet: Sara attempts a bonding exercise with Toby .
article_snippet: As Sara starts to use tactile behaviour, including hugging Toby when he is having a tantrum or lightly touching he hand, Sara sees that her second son Toby starts to come out of her second son
article_snippet: Toby tantrums much quicker.
highlights_snippet: But the couple's second eldest Toby, nine, suffers violent outbursts .
  