When the same difficult behaviour keeps happening, break the cycle with a clear plan.
Tell me what is happening in your family, with your children. I will help you understand the pattern, identify what may be keeping it going and create practical steps you can use at home.
Does this sound familiar?
You keep repeating yourself, but your child still does not listen.
Simple requests turn into arguments or power struggles.
Mornings, bedtime or leaving the house often end in frustration.
Your child has strong outbursts, hits, throws or struggles with siblings.
You have tried different approaches, but the same problem keeps coming back.
You do not need more general parenting advice. You need help understanding why the pattern keeps repeating and what to do differently.
How it works…
1. Tell me what’s happening
Complete a detailed questionnaire about your child, the behaviour and what you have already tried.
2. I review the full picture
I look at the pattern, possible triggers and what may be keeping the behaviour going.
3. You receive a practical plan
You get clear guidance, useful scripts and simple steps to start using at home.
4. Choose additional support if needed
Behaviour Reset Support also includes a private consultation and follow-up support as you put the plan into practice.
About me:
I’m Agata Boczkowska-Young, founder of Family Date, a Certified Positive Discipline Parent Educator and a mum of two.
I created Family Date because I know how exhausting it can feel when everyday moments turn into repeated battles. Positive Discipline helped me understand behaviour differently and respond with more calm, clarity and connection.
Now I help parents step back from the immediate struggle, understand what may be happening underneath it and find practical ways to move forward.
What our customers say about Family Date
Calmer mornings
“We stopped starting every morning with frustration and tears. A few simple changes helped my daughter feel more involved, and getting ready became much easier.”
A better way to handle sibling conflict
“Instead of relying on punishment, we focused on repair and helping our child understand what to do next. It completely changed the way we handled conflict at home.”
Less conflict around everyday routines
“I realised the behaviour was not simply defiance. Once I understood what was making the situation difficult for my child, I was able to respond differently.”
If any of these case studies resonate with you and you’d like to rectify your situation, then contact me for a no obligation discussion.
- Agata, founder of Family Date.