Bedtime Wind-Down Starter Kit: For the Child Who Is Exhausted and Will Not Sleep
The child who is exhausted and absolutely will not sleep. Bedtime asks a busy brain to switch off on command. This kit helps you work backwards from wake-up, turn screens off earlier, run the same routine in the same order, make the room sleep-friendly and give worries somewhere to go.
After-School Decompression Starter Kit: When Your Child Holds It Together at School and Falls Apart at Home
The child who holds it together at school and falls apart at home. Many children work hard all day to follow rules, filter noise and hide their struggles, then let it all out with you. This kit helps you greet before you question, feed first, offer a 20 to 30 minute buffer, and save the debrief for later.
Homework Reset Starter Kit: Ending the 7 pm Standoff
The 7 pm standoff over a single worksheet. Homework asks for effort, working memory and emotional control all at once, at the end of a long day. Learn to check your child's tank first, shrink the task, set up one good spot, work in sprints with real breaks and know when to stop.
Meltdown Recovery Starter Kit: For the Moment Everything Falls Apart, and the Hour After
The moment everything falls apart, and the hour after. A meltdown is not a tantrum with a plan. It is a nervous system that has run out of room. This kit gives you a five-step response: safety first, lower everything, stay close, recover before you talk, then repair and plan, plus a Calm-Down Menu to build together.
Morning Launch Starter Kit: A Calmer Way Out the Door
Mornings that start with "hurry up" and end in tears. Mornings pack the hardest things into the smallest window. Learn to move the work to the night before, make the routine visible and work backwards from the door, with a printable chart for ADHD, autism and sensory-sensitive children.
Primary School Support Starter Kit: What Your School Can Offer, and What to Ask
LSP, LSM, SDR, MTSP, TRANSIT. The letters are everywhere and nobody explains them. This 5-page kit shows what mainstream primary schools offer, level by level, with questions to ask your school and a one-page profile to hand to teachers.