We think our job as parents is to teach lessons and make the learning clear for our kids, but is that really what they need when they mess up? I've got a story for you from my favorite four year old that might change your perspective.

In this episode we learn how to offer choices in a way that benefit both us and the child. It's a critical piece of parenting that often gets left behind!

When we make assumptions about our kids, we might miss the most important part of the story. Sometimes we think we know exacty what's going on, BUT we don't. Listen in to more lessons from my favorite four year old.

Today we're talking about teamwork. Do you know how to work with your kids instead of unintentionally fighting against them to get what you want?

Listen in for ideas on how you can help things go right when you're met with resistance.

Sometimes without even realizing it, we get in our own way. Especially in how we parent. In this episode we talk about the importance of acknowledging our blindspots and making shifts. 

"From Conflict to Connection" begins Monday October 5

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As a parent sometimes you'll have an idea that goes against "traditional" parenting methods. Don't be so quick to toss that idea out the window. A step towards connection may be your best bet!

FREE LIVE WEBINAR OCTOBER 5

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When someone is unkind, it's hard not to take it personally. As parents, we need to learn to change our perspective so we can keep our cool and make decisions with clarity.

Got a kids with crazy ideas?

Don't squash them quite yet!

Come listen to the power of diving into the creative and sometimes crazy world of our kids.

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Extracurricular demands are heavy on families. Let's talk about key elements to conisder when making decisions for your family.

Do you know what’s creating extra stress and worry for you as a parent?

The list could be long, but at the top is the false belief that you have to get it right to be good. 

In episode 124 I share about the great candy bar meltdown and how we can learn from it.