He just ate dinner.
20 minutes later he's in the pantry again.

It's not bad parenting. It's brain chemistry — and it's fixable.

Here's why — and what to do tonight.

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What's inside

  • Why it may be happening
  • What to say
  • What NOT to say
  • What to do next (7 steps for this week)
  • When to seek additional support

Then turn it into a plan for YOUR kid

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  1. 1Behavior
  2. 2Why
  3. 3Trigger
  4. 4What to Say
  5. 5Next Steps
  6. 6Accommodations
  7. 7Personalized Plan
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