Can you talk about one of those?

Sure.

The first one is use advanced preparation.

Now, I think most parents understand this principle of advanced preparation on a certain level.

but not nearly as broadly as they could.

For example, they might know that they need to explain how Candy Land works before their three-year-old can play it, but parents don't usually recognize that this same approach, implemented in a way that's appropriate for a child's age and stage, they don't usually understand how this can solve countless little issues that arise daily with young children.

That is interesting.

Well, nipping problems in the bud is definitely something of a learned skill.