The scene rarely starts at the till.

It starts in the car park when you rush them out of the seat. In the queue when you say “just two more minutes” for the fourth time. In the noisy aisle when you give a three-part instruction to a child who stopped listening thirty seconds ago.

This ebook shows you how to spot the pressure building — and change what happens in those five minutes before the meltdown, not the punishment after.

What you get for $25:

📖 The full “Five Minutes Before The Tantrum” ebook — read it in under an hour, apply it immediately
💬 Access to the Parent Community for discussion, shared wins, and real-world troubleshooting
📢 Follow-up tips and reminders tied to everyday public outings

Inside the ebook:

→ Why five minutes before a tantrum decides what happens next
→ The Five-Minute Pivot — a simple framework for reading early pressure and redirecting before it tips
→ The Five Minutes Before It Tips — what’s actually happening in your child’s body and attention when the environment shifts
→ Practical examples covering hunger, rushing, too many words in noisy places, and the pressure of an audience
→ How to slow the exit, not the child — with real examples from leaving the car park, entering the shop, and moving through queues

Fewer public meltdowns. Smaller changes in timing, wording, and setup. No scripts. No reward charts. Just a calmer five minutes before the hard part.