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That five minutes of strategic parenting practice a day is all you need to perfect your parenting?
What if I told you that same adage held true with parenting?
BUT if they did, there is a strong chance we would forget to consult with it, due to the under-rested and over-tasked nature of PARENTBRAIN.
The handbook’s many pages of contradictory, overly complex methods would fatigue us faster than spectating at our kid’s double-header baseball game in the 90-degree, noonday sun. “Practice makes perfect,” we might be heard mumbling through exhaustion.
Kids DO NOT come with a handbook...
Parent Coaching
Create a consistent parenting response between you and your parenting partner
Decrease your parenting stress and depression levels
Improve your child’s focus, speech, and vocabulary
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Improve your child’s behavior at home and school
Increase your child’s compliance with commands
Improve your child’s self-esteem
Enhance the love and trusting bond between you and your child
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The practice of these same strategies for FIVE MINUTES A DAY is research-proven to:
Parent Coaching allows you and your child to participate in live, weekly coaching sessions, during which you learn, practice, and perfect simple, implemental strategies to generate more desirable behaviors from your child and create a more loving and trusting bond with your child.
What is parent coaching?
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