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3 Ways to Show Your Child What's Coming (For Fewer Meltdowns)

3 Ways to Show Your Child What's Coming (For Fewer Meltdowns)by: Sharon Elliott, MS, BCBA, LBAPublished on: 12/10/2026

Wondering what to do about child meltdowns? Most start with surprise. Try 3 simple tools to prevent them: a visual schedule, timer, and numbered steps.

3 Ways to Show Your Child What's Coming (For Fewer Meltdowns)

You Love Your Kid, But You May Not Always Like Them

You Love Your Kid, But You May Not Always Like Themby: Sharon Elliott, MS, BCBA, LBAPublished on: 05/10/2026

Sometimes you may not like your kid and that doesn't make you a bad mom. Here's what the thought really means and what to do about it.

You Love Your Kid, But You May Not Always Like Them

Create the Conditions: How Your Home Can Set Your Child Up to Say Yes

Create the Conditions: How Your Home Can Set Your Child Up to Say Yesby: Sharon Elliott, MS, BCBA, LBAPublished on: 21/09/2026

Meltdowns often start before you ask. See how timers, a quieter room, and earning the fun stuff set your child up to say yes.

Create the Conditions: How Your Home Can Set Your Child Up to Say Yes

The Step Most Parents Skip Before The Meltdown: Presence

The Step Most Parents Skip Before The Meltdown: Presenceby: Sharon Elliott, MS, BCBA, LBAPublished on: 10/08/2026

Most parents think their child isn't listening. Really, the instruction landed at the wrong moment. Here's the first step of the Triple P Method and why it changes everything that comes after.

The Step Most Parents Skip Before The Meltdown: Presence

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