Rule · with whom
Have someone help you set it up
A coach, carer, parent or clinician helps set the plan up.

Studies (2)
Paper
A sticker food chart made food variety a habit, but children didn't eat betterTestedHelpedCarers who got a sticker food chart for the kitchen wall more often said they noticed and counted food groups.
Large randomised trial of 2,682 parents of young children in rural India · vs the same feeding training without the chart · they rated themselves · ⚠ whole groups were assigned, not people; summary claims more than the results show; numbers unreliable
Paper
A short habit leaflet made food and exercise habits feel more like second natureTestedHelpedWith a tip sheet, plans and daily ticks, food and exercise habits felt more automatic than in usual care.
Randomised trial of 537 adults with obesity in England · vs usual weight-loss care · they rated themselves
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Rule · where5
Put a visible cue where you'll do itA sticker, poster, object or wearable prompt at the point of action.
