Your Parenting On Purpose Toolbox
This is where I share weekly tools and strategies to help support you both as a parent, and in living your best life — so you can be an example of what's possible for your kids.
Feel free to browse or find what you need in the categories in the right-hand column. I hope this inspires you, and by all means: COMMENT. I'm always open to feedback.
Do you struggle to get your kids to listen? A Mom at a recent workshop shared her frustration around her daughter not listening to her, and I could see other parents nodding their heads because they struggle with the same thing.
When parents are struggling with getting kids to listen, they are typically looking for tips and strategies for their kids. As a coach, I know that how the parent responds to their...
Do your kids get super engrossed when they are in front of devices or playing video games? Do feel like a broken record, having to repeat yourself over and over again, issuing threats until your kids finally break away? Many parents tell me that they have issues with getting their kids to listen, especially when they are on devices.
They think that their kids are ignoring them and choosing not to listen,...
Do you walk on eggshells, afraid to say no to your child because of how they might react? I was coaching a client this week with a struggling three-year-old who has not yet developed the skills to be able to handle frustration or express big feelings appropriately. Whenever the Mom says no, the child goes into a complete tailspin and meltdown.
Does this sound familiar? I think most parents have faced...
What if I told you that there was one simple thing that you could do to help your child listen and behave better? Because there actually is one thing that you can do, and the answer is likely to surprise you. The one thing that you can do is to acknowledge how your child is feeling when they misbehave or are expressing negative feelings.
I know that doesn’t sound right. When our kids express...
Have you ever noticed how much you tell your kids NOT to do something? Don’t run in the house, don't sit on the table, don’t spill your drink, stop hitting the dog — the list seems really long some days! If you are like most parents, you’ll find your kids don’t listen the first time and your volume and blood pressure continue to rise as you repeat yourself.
There is...