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Raising Kids with Big, Baffling Behaviors: Brain-Body-Sensory Strategies That Really Work

Author(s) : Robyn Gobbel

Reviews and Endorsements

Robyn Gobbel is a clinical powerhouse who masterfully eases the reader into science-based strategies that actually work. This book delivers wisdom and grace to parents everywhere.
Sue Marriott LCSW, CGP, psychotherapist and co-producer of Therapist Uncensored Podcast, a Top 10 Social Science podcast

A must read for anyone that cares for a struggling child. Robyn brilliantly simplifies the complexities of a kid's developing autonomic nervous system, equipping us with practical knowledge of how to actually help!
Jackie Flynn, Host of Play Therapy & EMDR with Kids Communities

Every parent or caregiver should read this book because the author brilliantly takes complex issues and makes them understandable and manageable.
Mary M. McGowan, Executive Director ATTACh

This book is a gift for weary parents!! Reading it feels like sharing a cup of coffee with a dear friend who is there to hold your hand on this wild ride of raising kids with big, baffling behaviors. Clear explanations, helpful analogies, and "aha" moments galore await you in these pages, but it doesn't stop there. With deep compassion and well-timed humor, the author shares the science behind behavior and illuminates the path to relational healing. I will be sharing this book far and wide. Highly recommended!
Jessica Sinarski, LPCMH, Author of Riley the Brave's Adventure series and Light Up the Learning Brain

Robyn Gobbel has created an important resource for parents that explains the 'why' behind baffling behaviors and provides practical and science-based solutions to help improve them.
Greg Santucci, Occupational Therapist, Executive Director Power Play Pediatric Therapy

Written in a connected, conversational style, Raising Kids with Big Baffling Behaviors explains some very complex neurobiological science that is at the root of understanding kids' behaviors. It's like having Robyn in your living room, co-regulating with you as you parent.
Julie Beem, Executive Director, Attachment & Trauma Network, Inc.