Nanny and the Professor

A remarkable young English nanny takes over the household of a widowed professor and his three children.

Nanny, with unwanted help from the boys, banishes a monster that appears in Prudence's nightmares.

The professor, with Nanny's help, makes Butch realize he's still an important member of the family.

Butch accidentally becomes a stargazing celebrity and regrets it when he learns someone else deserves the honor.

With strategy and a little bit of luck, Nanny gets the whole family together for an outing.

When it becomes necessary to get a second car, Nanny chooses one that is a challenge to all.

Nanny proves to be a better child psychologist than a young woman trained in that field.

Nanny and the children rescue some helpless ducklings and relieve an old man's loneliness.

Waldo retrieves a valuable bone signaling a backyard invasion by a paleontologist and his crew.

Nanny discreetly abets a small revolt to save a tree and the children's treehouse in it.

Waldo and the children are upset when the Professor considers taking a new job in a new community.

A balloon she's afraid to blow up makes Prudence an object lesson to Everett, who's afraid to meet with an old girl friend.

With some help from the professor, Nanny gives Hal's confidence a needed boost.

Prudence bravely gives up a pet rooster when he becomes too noisy, only to get back a whole flock of chicks.

Butch runs for Homeroom President against a vote-buying young politico and, with sound advice from Nanny plus a slight assist, wins.