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The most important conversations in your home are the ones you don't remember having. Rewriting the Script is about the everyday language that quietly builds a family — the labels we pin on our kids, the stories we tell about our partners, and the harsh things we say to ourselves — and how changing it, on purpose, changes the home you're actually raising.
Drawing on real behavioral science translated into plain language, Navi Randhawa, M.D., BCBA, doesn't hand you a script to memorize. He teaches you to hear the words you're already using and choose better ones: how to catch the labels that quietly shape a child, quiet the self-talk that pulls you out of the room, step out of the story you've built about your co-parent, and repair the moments you lose your temper — because you will.
It reads like a story, not a manual. You follow the same handful of families across its pages and watch them slowly change, the way real families do. The science — behavior analysis, Relational Frame Theory, and Acceptance and Commitment Training — sits underneath, translated for parents and kept out of your way, with sources in a Notes section at the back. Each chapter ends with a single small practice to try this week. No jargon, no preaching, and no pretending you'll get it right every time.
If you've ever driven away from a hard morning replaying something you wish you hadn't said, this book is for you — whether you're raising toddlers or teens, co-parenting through the same recurring fight, or working with families as a teacher, therapist, or behavior analyst. For readers of The Whole-Brain Child, Raising Good Humans, and How to Talk So Kids Will Listen.
You don't need new techniques or a graduate degree. You need to hear yourself, and choose words that honor your child, your values, and you. Because change doesn't start with your child's behavior. It starts with what you say about it.
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