You are the Boss! — Take charge of your parenting leadership

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Take the lead in your parenting

The same content, tailored to the time you have.

Made for busy parents—and for those ready to go deeper.

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A preview of the tools available: books, online trainings, an app, and practical resources
The concept

The same content, two ways to experience it.

The resources here—books, trainings, and free resources—come in two formats: an ultra-quick version for days when everything feels like too much, and an in-depth, immersive version for when you finally have time to slow down.

You choose the pace, on any platform!

Content that fits your day. Microwave version: quick tips for busy days. Slow Cooker version: deeper insights to help you go further.
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Microwave or Slow Cooker Free Resources

Visual intervention tools to help you take action quickly.

New resources will be added over time. Check back often or subscribe to the newsletter so you don’t miss a thing.

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Intervention Technique — I Think It Through

Sometimes taking a moment to think before stepping in makes all the difference. Learn how to do it and how it can benefit your child.

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Intervention Technique — Recognizing Emotions

There are more and less helpful ways to handle your child’s emotions. Learn the difference and see how each can affect your child’s brain.

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About

The secret to You are the Boss! isn’t about managing meltdowns. It’s about setting a clear, reassuring framework early—before chaos takes over.

No miracle cures. Just plenty of things that really work.

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Anik Routhier

A single mom of three, leading You are the Boss!

Years of experience have shown that a clear, consistent framework can mean fewer meltdowns at home and a calmer family life.

  • 17 years training future early childhood educators at the college level and supervising childcare placements

  • 10 years teaching in preschool and elementary school classrooms

  • Author of Imparfaite, et alors? and a columnist for Montréal pour enfants magazine for 15 years

  • Her real expertise: clear routines and consistent habits established early to prevent meltdowns rather than manage them (but it’s never too late!)

What sets her apart: real-world experience (not just theory), the ability to simplify without minimizing, humor as a survival tool, and plenty of creativity to move beyond cookie-cutter solutions.