You are a parent who struggles every night with meltdowns at the kitchen table trying to help their child complete homework or even read for those 20 minutes in the evening. You are lost and unsure why your child is having continuous meltdowns at the kitchen table when you are trying to get homework done. You know of other moms who are calm and collected, and you wonder how those moms can achieve that atmosphere. You're exhausted and frustrated because, despite your best efforts, your child continues to argue You have asked their teacher, other moms, and friends for ideas and support without any help.
Less arguing at the kitchen table 
A better relationship with your reader A child who enjoys reading A child who wants to read with you And so much more…
How to determine if your reader is struggling and needs more support than you noticed before.
How to communicate with your struggling reader so there are fewer, if not no, meltdowns at the kitchen table during homework time?
How to figure out if your reader is struggling and needs more support than you noticed beforeHow do you communicate with your struggling reader so there are fewer, if not no, meltdowns at the kitchen table during homework time?
