46. Homework, Chores, and Dinnertime (Q&A Mailbag)

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Welcome to another Q&A podcast!

Full disclosure, I can't answer complex or detailed questions about dynamics between kids, or teachers and kids, or parents and kids, when I don't know the full story. But what I can answer is general topics that keep coming up with parents, teachers, and kids, whether it's a clinical topic, an educational topic, a child psychology question, or just a general parenting question.

Today we have three questions:

1. How would I advise middle school parents who are having a hard time getting their child started with homework?
2. How can I tell if my child is actually not able to sit at the dinner table or if they're able to control it?
3. How can I get my neurodivergent child to do chores?

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