Is it really possible to get your child
to hear you and listen without yelling,
when you’re correcting behavior,
so they learn?
You know
the kind of parent you want to be.
Shift the yelling and reacting
you’re doing, today!
Parenting Mindfully
isn’t what you think it is.
Sure, it’s respectful, empathetic, and calm.
However—it also uses a clear, firm authority
so kids listen and learn.
This site is devoted to
Helping parents decode the feeling clues that
accompany behavior by using mindful, yet firm,
words and concepts that teach instead of punish,
all without sacrificing your parental authority.
The Dream
you had for parenting IS possible!
No parent has all the answers.
Parenting provides growth for both parent and child.
However—
you can transform behavior into learning moments.
Scroll down to see what’s possible.
You’re the expert on your kids.
You know what will,
and what won’t work.
You want parenting methods that align
with who you and your child are;
methods that speak to the wholeness of your child—
instead of reacting to the behavior.
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We believe in…
decoding the feeling clues that accompany behavior,
using mindful strategies and clear teaching boundaries
so your child listens and learns
from you, and the situation.
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Shifting 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.
Stop Reacting and Start Responding, my book,
shares 108 ways to Transform Behavior into Learning Moments.
Parents in 92 countries around the world have benefited from this approach.
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What Others Say
“This has triggered a wonderful inner transformation for me on many levels. Big light-bulb for me is that we are here to TEACH, not reprimand with time-outs they don’t understand. I see every moment as a teaching opportunity because of you!” Renee Taylor
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“Sharon really does seem to see the entire relationship between parent and child in our interactions in a way that most authors and experts don’t. I think my entire parenting experience would have been easier if I had known about her work when my older one was younger.” Moxie, Askmoxie.com
