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Hey Reader!

We've all been there. Your kid is being difficult, and you know exactly why: they need a healthy snack, a glass of water, or maybe just a nap. The problem is, they won't listen!

As a parent, I get it. Our kids tune us out when we give them advice, no matter how good it is. That's why I made a short, fun video about the hypothalamus. It's the part of the brain that controls hunger, thirst, sleep, and emotions.

This video is the perfect way to let a "third party" explain why they need to take care of themselves. It’s a quick, fun way to show them the real reason they get so moody. Next time you can say, "Hey, remember what Dr. Robin said?"

Watch the Video Now!

Together with You,
Dr. Robin

P.S. As a thank you for watching, I've created a free downloadable checklist poster plus guide for you plus. The first page is an easy-to-follow list of the "whats and whys" of moods, designed to post on the fridge or put in a school binder. The second page has more details on why this works. The video has the link to get your poster!

Get My Poster!

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