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If this sounds familiar, this is for you →
You ask your child to do something... they ignore you
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You feel frustrated
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You repeat directions
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You give in to avoid meltdowns
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You end up doing it yourself just to get it done
And it keeps happening
Free Guide
Inside you'll learn how to:
✔ The 3 small shifts that stop the repeat → give in → do it yourself cycle
✔ What to do in the moment when your child doesn’t listen
✔ How to follow through without yelling or escalating
These small shifts can dramatically change how behavior unfolds in your home.
Parenting during challenging behavior can feel exhausting.
Many parents tell us things like:
“I feel like I’m constantly repeating myself.”
“Small issues turn into huge meltdowns.”
“Nothing seems to work anymore.”
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The truth is that most children simply haven’t learned the skills they need yet to manage frustration, disappointment, or big emotions.
And most parents were never taught how to respond in those moments either.
This guide introduces simple skills that can shift those interactions.
Dr. Kaley Adams, PhD, BCBA-D
As a behavior analyst, teacher, and researcher, Dr. Adams works with families and educators to understand challenging behavior and implement evidence-based strategies that help children succeed at home and school.
Linda Panzica M.S. Ed., BCBA, LBA-NYS
Linda brings decades of classroom and school leadership experience, helping teachers and families create supportive environments where children can learn and thrive.
Together, they founded Behavior PACT to give parents and educators practical tools that create calmer homes, stronger relationships, and better outcomes for children. Their services include parent coaching, IEP advocacy, and school consultation.