Get You Kids to Listen Course -> CLICK HERE  In this episode, Ty talks about the three main reasons your kids are acting bad.  To escape or avoid things they don't want to do When they are told "no"  To get you attention  He then dives into how to handle behavior based on WHY it is happening!  If you're wanting a - done for you system with Ty's assistance, you can find our new course right here!  Get You Kids to Listen Course -> CLICK HERE 

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E33 - Why are my kids so bad?!

Ty covers the three most common parenting traps fall into while trying to get a hold of their kids challenging behavior in this audio version of the live webinar (recorded May 5th).  1) Using bribery  2) Yelling  3) Too many time outs  Following these traps Ty then dives into the ONE thing that you need in your home to change behavior for good and bring the joy back!  If you are wanting to watch the Webinar replay -> Click here  If you are wanting to find the course Get Your Kids to Listen -> Click here 

E32 - Three Most Common Parenting Traps - Audio Webinar Replay

During this episode Tyler covers the 4 most important steps that have kept him and his family stable through this crazy time of quarantine.  Mastering the morning schedule  Setting clear roles and expectations  Making physical activity a priority Implementing a positive behavior support plan  We'd love to have you join us next week for our free web training on managing challenging behavior!  Click here to save your spot for our free training on May 5th 

E31 - 4 Steps for Managing Behavior at Home

Hear from Chrissy and Dan, mom and dad to 2 amazing kids 5 and 4 years old. They went from this: "The biggest challenge was getting the kids to cooperate and follow directions the first time.  It was exhausting and frustrating to feel like we had to give directions over and over again in order to do simple things like get dressed in the morning, get out the door on time, and get ready for bed.  And it often involved a lot of crying, whining, nagging, screaming, tantruming… it sucked." To everyone being on the SAME TEAM, and enjoying their time together as a family with listening up to at 90% of the time! Hear from them, and how you can also experience this. You can find Chrissy at www.mindfulmathcoach.com and email her at chrissy@mindfulmathcoach.com Get our our WAITLIST for when our course opens to experience these same results Chrissy and Dan had! Waitlist for Get your kids to listen course. 

E30: "Whining, nagging, screaming, tantrums...it sucks"

"It was the best of times; it was the worst of times" - it was as if Charles Dickens was writing The tale of Two sibling relationship during COVID-19. In our house, the way the 6 and 8 year old sisters are treating each other, often goes the entire mood of the house. This love/hate relationship between close siblings is something that has always been a narrative in our house; but with their increased amount of time together and lack of friends to run interferences, these tiffs have been more frequent than not. If this sounds like a scene from you house over these past few weeks, this Podcast episode is for you as I dive into my top three ways to improve sibling behavior. Build it into your family expectations Use Pivot Praise Build out a combined system Our Course GET YOUR KIDS TO FRICKEN LISTEN drops May 5th!  Click here to get on the wait list! 

E29: Sibling Love

You guys are on the same team together!  Time to define your roles, communicate and audit your time.  TEAMWORK!  Here is the link for our Get your Kids to Freakin Listen Course Waitlist Find us on Facebook at Behavior Change Collective and IG Behavior Change Collective. Always open to chat more at behaviorchangecollective@gmail.com

E28: Same Team

Here are the top Three Ways Routine Exercise Helps Children's Brains Get Ready to Learn More attention and memory - Exercise increases the blood flow to the brain which increases alertness, focus and concentration. With blood flow comes both oxygen and glucose which give the brain the fuel it needs to make the most out of learning! Decrease impulsivity - Routine exercise has been proven to improve cognitive functioning which allows our children to plan better and refrain from impulsive behavior.  Decreased Stress and Improved mood - Moderate to rigorous exercise has been proven to release the feel good chemicals in the brain (endorphins, dopamine, norepinephrine, and serotonin). These chemicals reduce the feelings most commonly associated with stress and increase mood for up to 90 minutes post exercise. Let us take care of this for you!  Click the link below to sign up for our daily In Home Gym Class for an easy plug and play way to get you kids moving everyday!  www.inhomegymclass.com 

E27: 3 Reasons Why Your Kids Need Movement

The Episode SOO many have been waiting for,  How to create the sticker chart, the point chart, the positive reinforcement system to get your kids to FREAKING LISTEN! Build it, Run it, Relax and enjoy the quiet of your kids actually getting along. No joke. . . . Here is the link for Home Chef to get your kids to help you cook and actually eat their veggies, for real! HOME CHEF Sign up for IN HOME GYM CLASS during this wild time! www.inhomegymclass.com 

E26: The Episode You've Been Waiting For; Customized Behavior Support Plan!

Today we talk about 3 main points in this wild time we are in:  -Structure -Variety  -Movement and one bonus point that you'll have to listen to and find out :) Here is the link to sign up for the in home gym class: Gym Class Sign up. Here is where you can find our list of 44 activities to do at home: 44 Activities. If you need to chat with us go to our website, www.behaviorchangecollective.com Join our parent group at Behavior Change Collective Parents

E25: Check Yo Behavior COVID-19.

Hear Ty talk about the 4 limiting beliefs that we hear over and over again on WHY you can't create a positive behavior change in your home. Guess what, you can!  Here for you in all things behavior change.  behaviorchangecollective.com

E24: 4 Limiting Beliefs Squashed on Behavior Change in Your Home.

A young preschool boy was struck by a car while backing out of his driveway the day prior and had passed away. He was 5-years-old. The news shook me to my core. As I watched my little guy running back and forth in the hallway in front of me, tears filled my eyes imagining the pain his mother is currently going through. A life taken too soon as a result of a tragic accident that maybe could have been prevented. Today I have some concrete tips for you to move forward for safety of you, your kiddos, and those around. I want to dedicate this episode of Behavior Buff to the our girls schoolmate and his grieving family by bringing to mind to topic of driveway safety as there are some crucial behaviors you and your children can put in place to prevent a tragedy like this from striking your home. If you are feeling called to donate after listening here is the GoFundMe set up.  To reach us you can find us at behaviorchangecollective.com

E23: Driveway Safety After Tragedy.

Hear the story behind where we were just a year ago, and where we are now, and how YOU TOO are just ONE step away from changing your life.  What's the thing that people go to you for advice on?  What lights you up?  What could you talk about for hours on end? Here is the link to the FREE Webcast I talk about --> FREE WEBCAST The steps are there, the knowledge is inside of you. The world needs more of YOU! I mean it. 

E22: You're Only One Step Away from Changing Your Life.

What does that even mean Ty?! HANGRY. Hungry + Angry.  One of the first things that I learned in graduate school was the importance of eliminating any biological variables before addressing challenging behaviors. If the body is not getting the fuel and recovery it needs, behaviors are naturally going to be effected. Another base principle of applied behavior analysis is the practice of parsimony. Parsimony is the practice of ruling out simple explanations before diving deeper into the complex and complicated. I use these two base principles every time I work with a school or family on helping change the behavior of their kiddos. Before I even start any EXTERNAL behavioral assessment or make any behavioral recommendations. I always do my best to check off any biological variables that maybe causing issues internally. Some of those issues could be hunger, thirst, illnesses, constipation, allergies, sleep, and lack of physical activity. Out of all of those, three need to occur every day and CAN be under our control if we pay enough attention to how much our children are getting. Those three are, water intake - 1 oz per year of age up to 8, proper food intake - try and manage the blood sugar spikes and crashes by eating a balanced diet, and the amount of sleep - 9-11 hours for our school agers.

E20: Body before Behavior

Recently; I read about a group of parents, going to a school and demanding that the school needs more discipline! It sparked this podcast-  Why More Discipline is NOT the Answer.  "My kids are out of control, they are SO naughty and disrespectful. We've tried timeouts, taking toys away, losing activities and privileges that they love to do, yelling at them, we've seriously tried everything!"  Or maybe you have seen kids acting out at a restaurant and you think WOW those kids need more discipline. Or you hear someone say that about your own kids.  Today we talk about why they don't. yep! Complete 180 huh?  If they episode sparked something in you- we'd love to hear about it. Always free to chat.  You can find us at behaviorchangecollective.com and on facebook at behaviorchangecollective 

E20: Why MORE Discipline is NOT the Answer.

Junk Behavior!  This short sweet, to the point episode will clue you in on what is Junk Behavior, and why it needs to be tossed in the garbage.  www.behaviorchangecollective.com

E19: What is the ONE behavior you throw away?

A podcast for the busy active parent. Talking all things behavior change. From kids not listening, to stopping the yelling and controlling the chaos. Ty is a BCBA with a Masters Degree in applied behavior analysis. Together Ty and Hilary have 3 kids of their own while also owning a CrossFit Gym, and running an online parent coaching platform. Combining fitness and parenting to bring you tangible tools for positive behavior change in your home.

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