Are you talking without teaching? Or teaching without talking?
When your child started crawling, did you say, “Hi sweetie, it’s time to start crawling now!” before he or she started working on those leg muscles and crawling around the…
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Planning a family vacation this summer? Don’t forget to pack behavior!
My child’s vacation packing list: swimsuits, sunscreen, water shoes, toys, games, snacks, a plan to keep my child’s “switch” on!? As we enter into the warm months, many families are…
Read More →It’s park season! Here are some tips for leaving successfully!
Two cheers to parks to be open in Minnesota! Hurrah! Hurrah! But for many parents of young children, it is bittersweet. We have been cooped up all winter and yearn…
Read More →LESS talking, more behaving!
There is that moment when most of our clients receiving in-home consultation have an “ah-ha” moment. That realization that will ensure that all we’ve taught them will maintain well beyond…
Read More →Five reasons why ignoring isn’t the only answer to your child’s unwanted behavior
How many times has someone told you to ignore your child’s unwanted behavior? “Your child is doing it to get a reaction out of you, so you just have to…
Read More →We HEART Toilet Training!
February is the month of love and most businesses use this theme when connecting with their audiences during this time of year. We wanted to stand out from the crowd…
Read More →YOU Have A “Switch” Too!
My blog post last month described how to “respect the switch” as it relates to your child’s unwanted behavior. While your frontal lobe may be developed, it still protectively shuts…
Read More →Respect the Switch!
If you haven’t yet gotten the opportunity to learn to “Pretend You Are A Light Switch”™ approach to preventing and responding to your child’s unwanted patterns of behavior, this blog…
Read More →We are thankful for YOU, parenting trendsetter!
‘Tis the season of gratitude! Many of us find ourselves reflecting on what we are grateful for at this time of year…freedom, family, friends, shelter, food, faith, health, love, etc….
Read More →Are you waiting for your child’s behavior to be “bad enough”?
Parents curious about our service often ask, “Is my child’s behavior severe enough to warrant a behavior analyst?” In our society, we have this unfortunate system of first needing to label…
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