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Parent Empowerment Program

Is this you??

•                 Are you sick and tired of having to yell at your kids but unfortunately that is the only way they will listen?

•                 Are you exhausted and depleted at the end of the day from all the power struggles and sibling battles?

•                 Do you wish you were on the same page as your spouse and need some consistency and balance in your family life?

•                 Do you need some support and guidance on how to gain some control back into your life and feel confident again?

Parent Empowerment Program

Are you ready for a parenting re-boot?

Parenting has its daily challenges and you will learn mindset shifts and communication tools to help you to love your life, have more confidence in your parenting, bring more joy into your home, and build a deep connection with your children and parenting partner.

Kristen will guide you to create the optimal home environment that fosters independence, creativity and joy.

• You will simplify your schedule while adding valuable self-care habits.
• You will learn communication tools that will encourage resiliency, empathy and understanding.
• Your confidence will increase in yourself and together with your kids you will create routines, and develop limits and boundaries your children need to thrive.
• You will create the non-negotiable time for your own personal freedom to take care of yourself, develop your passions and encourage yourself to respond more proactively during times of stress and conflict.

Parent Empowerment Program starts October 10^th!

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Discipline yourself before disciplining your child

Children thrive on rhythm and predictability.  They understand the processes much better when they are involved in the conversation and help to create personal routine charts.  This valuable tool fosters his or her independence while building problem solving skills, executive functioning skills, and confidence.  What is your morning routine and bedtime routine like?  Is it filled with power struggles, whining, tantrums, “reminding” or asking a million times?  Join me to bring the philosophies of Montessori and Positive Discipline into your lives to create an optimal learning and living environment for you and your family. 

Each month I will provide you with valuable insight on your child’s development and Montessori and Positive Discipline skills to give you more confidence and guidance in your parenting or teaching.  We first need to understand our child’s or student’s developmental abilities before we expect things from them that they are not yet capable of doing.  However, we also need to stop “doing” for our children that they can do for themselves.  What your child is saying to you from the ages of 18 months to 7 years is “Help me to do it myself”, your job as a parent is to provide that balance of helping and encouraging your child to build self-discipline instead of enabling your child to develop beliefs that he or she is not capable.  We might hinder the development of their “disappointment muscles” if we are always saving our child instead of validating their feelings.

Our children are learning through imitation during the time from birth to age seven, role modeling positive behavior and communication skills is imperative in this very important developmental time. Your child’s brain is 85% developed by the time they are three years old and their personality and work habits are formed by the age of six.  What is our behavior like in front of our children?  What qualities and characteristics do you want your child to have at the end of their developmental timeline? 

Wow, we have an important job!  Definitely one of my hardest jobs (and I've had some good onesJ).  I am going to be more conscious of my actions and reactions in front of my children this month.  I am going to model kindness and generosity.  I am going to be better about sticking to a routine and developing a positive rhythm in the morning and at night.  I might even start setting my alarm instead of relying on my 7 month old to control my sleeping.  I've got a lot to do.

Want to join me?  What are you going to work on this month to be a more positive role model for your child or students?