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Two jobs at once. Only one of them is yours.

A shop is not a neutral place that a child behaves badly in. It is a machine for demanding attention, and it works.
A short book about aisle four. The lights, the beeping, the thing at till height, and the person by the bread who has stopped pretending not to look.

What it covers
- What a supermarket actually asks of a small nervous system
- Why the trolley seat stops working at a certain age
- The till queue, and why it is always the till queue
- What to do when somebody is watching
- How to shop in a way that does not need managing

What it will not do
Most of this is not about behaviour. It is about doing less shopping, in a shorter time, with fewer decisions in it.

"Abandon the trolley."

Who it is for
For the parent who has stopped doing a big shop with their child, and would like to be able to again. 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.