Episode 12 Why Your Child “Should Know Better” But Doesn’t

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Recorded29 Jul 2024

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Ever find yourself saying, “They should know better by now”? In this episode, Dr. Norrine Russell unpacks why neurodivergent kids often struggle with behaviors or skills they seem like they’ve already learned. She explains the gap between knowing and doing and why repeated reminders, consequences, or shame don’t close it. If you're tired of saying the same thing over and over, this episode will help you understand what’s really happening and what to do instead.

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