Don't be surprised if, a week or two later, the parent requests another conference to review the point sheet and behavior management plan. These can be overwhelming to the parent in the beginning. Make sure to discuss any policies the school has about restraining students. Get written permission for this if it is allowed and may be needed. Also ask about any allergies.
Some parents object to their children's eating items cooked in class.
If the class cooks regularly, discuss this with the parent. Let the parent take the lead in how much is covered in the first meeting. Some parents have a lot of useful information to share with the teacher, while others are hesitant. Being prepared, positive, and professional is the best approach to take. Daily point sheets.