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If your child is engaging in frequent meltdowns, there is a pattern to the behavior. Behavior isn’t random. The best way to intervene with a meltdown is BEFORE it happens. This means that we have to figure out their pattern of behavior and know what behaviors are happening right before the meltdown. Your child likely shows the same warning signs/behaviors BEFORE the meltdown happens. Once your child is in meltdown mode, they are most likely past the point of intervening. Did you know that you ge