Behavior Patterns Dashboard
AI-identified patterns from behavior log data. The more you log, the more accurate these become.
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Meltdowns by Time of Day
When escalation is most likely to happen
Meltdowns by Day of Week
Which days see the most escalation
Trigger Breakdown
What causes the most escalation
Meltdowns by Location
Where escalation happens most
AI-Identified Patterns
These patterns are identified by analyzing your behavior log data over time. Confidence scores increase with more data.
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Your child's meltdowns are 3x more likely on school days between 3-5pm. This pattern suggests post-school sensory overload and transition fatigue.
Recommendation
Build in a 30-minute quiet decompression period immediately after school before any demands or activities.
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Transitions between activities account for 32% of all logged meltdowns, making them the single largest trigger category.
Recommendation
Use visual timers and 5-minute/2-minute/1-minute warnings before every transition. Consider a visual schedule board.
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Friday meltdowns are 60% more intense than other weekdays, likely due to accumulated sensory fatigue from the school week.
Recommendation
Reduce Friday afternoon demands. Consider early pickup or a lighter schedule on Fridays when possible.
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Meltdowns preceded by hunger or fatigue cues are 2x more likely to reach 'severe' or 'crisis' intensity levels.
Recommendation
Maintain consistent snack and sleep schedules. Pack portable snacks for transitions. Watch for early fatigue signs like rubbing eyes or increased stimming.
See Your Child's Real Patterns
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