Parent SKILLZ 6: Nurturing

Nurturing means changing the behavior, not the child. Look at their mistakes as opportunities for education versus punishment.

Parent SKILLZ 5: Edutainment

Be the parent your child needs you to be. When you edutain, you help your child learn in a behavior that they embrace.

Parent SKILLZ 4: Consistency

Be as consistent and reliable as possible with your child as you can, regardless of your mood, and they will learn to be consistent and reliable with you, too.

Parent SKILLZ 3: Connection

One of the most important things that you can do as a parent is establish a connection with your child. In fact, children need connection more than anything else.

Parent SKILLZ 2: Attunement

Improving your attunement skills will allow you to create a more patient and understanding relationship with your child.
Your child will have a variety of great days, bad days, and everything in between – just like we do as adults.

Utilizing Intrinsic and Extrinsic Motivators, adding the tips in our new blog to your parenting tool kit can help you make the best of your child’s behaviors and moods…plus get what needs to be done, done!

Parent SKILLZ 1: Adaptability

Adaptability is about how you respond to your child, especially when things do not go as planned.

Your child will have a variety of great days, bad days, and everything in between – just like we do as adults.

Utilizing Intrinsic and Extrinsic Motivators, adding the tips in our new blog to your parenting tool kit can help you make the best of your child’s behaviors and moods…plus get what needs to be done, done!

Hello Spring & Hello Opportunity

The powerful promise of new beginnings is once again upon us! Outside our front doors, the clear blue skies with warm, golden sunshine, emerging green grass, budding trees and blossoms all welcome us to a new season of play, joy, fun, laughter and precious memories just waiting to be made. Spring is such a special […]

Rapid Resets

So how do we get children back to a place of reasoning? By hacking into the parasympathetic nervous system with effective methods.

Teens Need Structure Too

Parents must establish boundaries, rules, and structure for their teens to create life-long success habits.

Accepting Responsibility

Children must be taught how to not blame, but accept responsibility for their actions and feelings in any situation to lead a more productive life.