You know who you are.
You’re capable, wise, loving, and aware.
AND yet,
You’re facing a fork in the road.
You know who you are.
You’re capable, wise,
loving, and aware.
AND yet,
You’re facing a fork in the road.
You wonder how, if things are this hard now,
you’ll ever be able to teach as you correct without
damaging the relationship you have with your child?”
You wonder, if you are destined
to yell, punish and react instead of respond?
We all face this moment, at one time or another.
We all face this moment,
at one time or another.
You wonder how,
if things are this hard now,
you’ll ever be able
to teach as you correct without
damaging the relationship
you have with your child?”
You wonder,
if you are destined
to yell, punish and react
instead of respond?
We all face this moment,
at one time or another.
Your goal is to raise strong, empathetic,
independent, wise, and happy children.
But the big emotions, mistakes,
and lack of cooperation
have become triggers.
You have the skills needed when you’re calm,
but once triggered,
you end up saying and doing things you never thought you would!?
Your goal is to raise strong,
empathetic, independent, wise,
and happy children.
But the big emotions, mistakes,
and lack of cooperation
have become triggers.
You have the skills needed
when you’re calm,
but once triggered,
you end up saying and doing things
you never thought you would!?
The trouble is, yelling and punishing isn’t working;
this is not how you planned on raising your child.
You see action when you yell,
and you see the damage that yelling produces
on your child’s sweet face.
You’ve tried to negotiate,
but that sends your child the message
(s)he has as much authority as you do.
Big emotions happen so quickly
that things deteriorate into yelling
before you can stop what’s happening.
You find yourself yelling,
and decide you’ll worry about
“the relationship” when the kids get older?!
The trouble is,
yelling and punishing isn’t working;
this is not how you planned on raising your child.
You see action when you yell,
and you see the damage that yelling
produces on your child’s sweet face.
You’ve tried to negotiate,
but that sends your child the message
(s)he has as much authority as you do.
Big emotions happen so quickly
that things deteriorate into yelling
before you can stop what’s happening.
You find yourself yelling,
and decide you’ll worry about
“the relationship”
when the kids get older?!
You’re frustrated,
out of solutions,
and still, need
behavior to change.
Which path will you choose?
Repeating the same methods
and getting the same results,
or Transform Behavior into Learning Moments?
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Which path will you choose?
Repeating the same methods
and getting the same results,
or
Transform Behavior
into Learning Moments?
Parenting is not instant pudding.
No 1 solution changes everything.
Shifting your perspective,
seeing the bigger picture,
and accessing your
inner authentic authority
so behavior can be transformed
into a learning moment,
is the key to parenting.
To see what I’m talking about
download our gift:
Teaching Kids How Mad Affects You
and How to Get Calm.
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from Problems to Solutions
Here are three ways to shift from yelling and being punitive,
to correcting behavior using mindful and responsive approaches that truly create change.
Here are three ways to shift
from yelling and being punitive,
to correcting behavior using
mindful and responsive approaches
that truly create change.
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