Precision ABA

01/31/2026

Tracking your family's progress doesn't mean documenting everything or feeling guilty when you miss a day.

It's just paying attention. A weekly check-in. A jar of wins. A calendar with checkmarks. Simple ways to see what's working.

When you track family progress with ease, you start noticing patterns and celebrating wins you would have missed. And that momentum makes everything easier.

Download our free Our Family Wins Journal and read the full post:
https://www.precisionaba.com/post/how-to-track-family-progress-with-ease-and-why-celebrating-wins-matters

01/29/2026

You're probably making more progress than you realize.
Your kid is doing something independently that used to need your help. You've had three smooth mornings this week. That routine you started is actually happening.
B
ut you're so busy doing the thing that you forget to notice you're doing it.

This is why learning to track family progress matters. Not in a pressure-filled way. In a way that helps you see what's working so you can keep building on it.

This week's blog shares simple ways to notice your wins and celebrate progress with ease. Plus, we've got a free Our Family Wins Journal to help you track the good stuff.

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Let's talk about something most of us are terrible at: noticing when things are going well.We're really good at noticing when things go wrong. When the morning is rough, we remember it all day. When our kid has a meltdown, it sticks with us. When we miss a goal or skip a routine, we feel it.But when...

01/28/2026

Join us in celebrating Kelsey’s 1-year anniversary with Precision ABA! Over the past year, she has consistently brought a positive attitude, a willingness to learn, and a genuine commitment to supporting her team and the families we serve.

Outside of work, she enjoys spending time with her husband and son—or getting lost in a good book. We’re so glad to have her on the team and look forward to seeing the impact she’ll continue to make!

01/25/2026

The best family routines aren't the ones that look impressive. They're the ones that actually happen.

Three to five steps. Clear roles for everyone. A simplified version for busy days. That's what makes small consistent routines work.

This week's blog breaks down how to build routines that support your family's goals without needing everything to go perfectly.

Check it out:
https://www.precisionaba.com/post/how-to-build-small-consistent-routines-that-support-your-family-goals

01/23/2026

We’re so excited to have Kelly rejoining the Precision ABA team! Kelly is a BCBA with over ten years of experience supporting learners across school, clinic, and home settings, and she brings a strong background in both education and behavior analysis to her work.

She’s spent her career supporting students with a wide range of learning and behavioral needs and helping teams grow through coaching, mentorship, and collaboration. Her approach is thoughtful, values-driven, and grounded in high-quality care.

Kelly completed her internship with Precision ABA, and we’re thrilled to welcome her back in this role. She loves teaching and learning—and ABA allows her to do both every day.

When she’s not at work, you can find Kelly traveling, reading, crocheting, or spending time in her garden.

01/22/2026

With school closed tomorrow, Educational Momentum will be offering a Pop-Up Day!

School Closures Tomorrow

With school canceled tomorrow due to the extreme cold, we know many families are suddenly juggling work, childcare, and last-minute plans. To help support our community, we will be hosting a LaunchPad Pop-Up Day tomorrow.

LaunchPad Pop-Up Days offer kids ages 5–13 a fun, structured, and supportive environment where they can stay engaged, build confidence, and practice important skills like communication, self-regulation, and problem-solving—while still having fun.

We offer full-day (9:30–3:00) and half-day options (9:30–12:00 or 12:30–3:00).

Call 331-303-8600 ext.16 to sign your child up today

01/22/2026

Parents: You deserve community. You deserve a village. We're social beings who aren't meant to do this alone, but here we are. And this year, community is more important than ever. We've got you. You belong here. And I promise that we'll take care of your child like we do our own.

01/22/2026

Goals without routines are just wishes.

You can want smoother mornings all you want, but if everyone's winging it every day, you'll keep having the same rush.

Here's what works better: small consistent routines that are simple enough to remember, flexible enough to survive busy days, and connected to what you're actually trying to build.

Not 10-step morning routines. Try three to five steps everyone can remember.
Not rigid schedules that need everything perfect. Try routines with a simplified backup plan built in.

This week, we're talking about how to turn your family goals into routines that make life easier instead of adding more to manage.

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Let's talk about the gap between knowing what you want to do and actually doing it consistently.You know you want to read with your kids more. You know bedtime would go smoother with a consistent routine. You know family dinner would be nice if you could pull it off regularly.But knowing what you wa...

01/18/2026

Stop trying to change everything at once. That's not how sustainable change works.

Pick one to three goals that would genuinely make your family's daily life easier. Make them specific. Break them into steps. Plan for what happens when life gets messy.

That's how you set achievable family goals that work long-term.

This week's blog walks you through the whole process, and we've got a free workbook to help you figure out what goals make sense for your family right now.

Check it out:
https://www.precisionaba.com/post/how-to-set-achievable-family-goals-that-fit-your-real-life

01/17/2026

Here's why most family goals fade away by February: they're not designed to flex with real life.

Real life has sick kids and busy weeks and days when everyone's just tired. Real life needs goals that can adapt and grow.

What works better? Goals that are specific enough to know what to do, small enough to build on, and connected to what you actually care about.

Not "be more patient." Try "take three deep breaths before responding to meltdowns."

Not "completely overhaul mornings." Try "lay out tomorrow's clothes the night before."

This week, we're sharing how to set achievable family goals that fit your actual family. Plus, grab our free Family Goal-Setting Workbook to map it all out.

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Let me guess: you've set family goals before. Maybe you wanted to eat dinner together more often, or get the kids to bed on time, or have smoother screen time transitions, or just feel more connected as a family.And let me guess again: those goals probably lasted a few weeks, maybe a month if you we...

01/10/2026

Getting everyone's shoes on without a meltdown. Making it through bedtime without yelling. Your kid is trying one new food without drama.

These aren't Instagram moments. But they're real progress.

This week, we're talking about how to spot your family's wins from last year and why this actually matters for setting better goals moving forward.

If you don't know what's already working, you'll just keep starting from scratch every January.

Check out the full post:
https://www.precisionaba.com/post/how-to-reflect-on-your-family-s-year-without-the-pressure-wins-count-too