You've asked four times for shoes on. He's still building the Lego tower, you're about to be late, and the fifth ask comes out as a yell you feel terrible about all morning. Your kid isn't broken, and you're not doing it wrong. Not listening is almost always getting him something, and once you can see what, you can change it. In this live workshop, Melissa Schulz, MS, BCBA, parenting coach and mom of three, shares what 23 years of helping families has taught her about getting kids to actually hear us. You'll learn why kids tune us out, three things to do before you ask so the first ask works more often, and what to do when he still doesn't listen. You'll leave with tools you can use that same afternoon. It's for moms of toddlers through big kids, including strong-willed, sensitive, and neurodiverse kids. Come for the tools, stay because Melissa is real about it: her kids don't always listen the first time either. Sunday, October 4. Arrive at 9:45am, workshop starts at 10am. Mindscape Fermentations, 5424 Crossings Dr, Suite 105, Rocklin