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They are not worse with you. They are more themselves.

They spent six hours running a version of themselves that fits the room. It is a good version. It is also work.
A short book about the twenty minutes after the school gate, and what to do between four and six.

What it covers
- Why the school report says settled and happy
- What restraint collapse is, and why it is a good sign
- Why the questions in the car make it worse
- What the first twenty minutes need to contain
- How to stop it taking the whole evening

What it will not do
It will not give you a calm afternoon. It makes the falling apart shorter, and stops it taking the evening with it.

"You are the place it is safe to stop."

Who it is for
For the parent holding a glowing school report and an unrecognisable child at four o'clock. Written for the parent, not the child. Ages 2 to 8.

Sixty-four pages, small enough for a coat pocket.

This book supports everyday emotional awareness. It is not a screening tool and it is not a substitute for professional guidance.

Everyday Signals: short guides for the hard bits of an ordinary day. Written for the grown-up, not the child. No quick fixes. No hype. Regulation before optimisation.