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Parent Coaching Tip: Get Started Already! Agreements Await

A big part of the Family Plan Starter Kit
I’ve done some research. Here’s what those I’ve asked have said; when they hear about my program they immediately see value and like the concepts. Here’s what else they say. That they don’t get started right away! WHAT? Are you kidding me? The results can’t happen without getting started, and believe me the results are the Juice of our program. You can study Power Struggles all you want, but if you don’t change anything with your kids, nothing will change.
So I asked why and here’s what they say:
Too busy to really make the plan to present to kids
Didn’t know how to explain it to the kids
Couldn’t figure out all the the parts first.
Here’s what you need to know! Stop acting like you have to figure everything out first and then have the heavens open and the angels sing to make a difference in your family. Want to get started today? Here’s how…
The NEXT issue that comes up in your family, notice it and mentally mark it for your first Agreement.After things settle down, say, “The way you and your sister were fighting didn’t wotk for me, did it work for you?”
Ask, “Do you want a family that works?”
Say, “What Agreement can we have that covers fighting that we can agree to have as important?”
Once they figure this out, ask, “OK so we agree to Be Gentle and Use Words When Upset, can you agree to that?”
BAM! You have your first Agreement. Stop waiting for your Fairy Godmother to fix it all up for you. When you ask yourself and your family what they Want More Of and Want Less Of in the family, you will get plenty to make into Agreements. Cars are a great place to have these talks. If you have media on your car, TURN IT OFF! Way better talks that way.
You can leave your inner evil step-parent in the dust and create the fairy tale family of your dreams. Make it happen today!
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Add comment March 29, 2009
See Dawn Roth Live! The 6 Min Look At Her Parenting Crash Course
The calendar is booking up with folks wanting their community to experience The Parenting Crash Course. We will be appearing at private schools, preschools, birth centers, womanhood/pregnancy spas, mom’s groups, performing arts schools, women’s conferences, community centers, transitional living centers for foster care youth and many more.
To see if your group can get a spot, share this link then contact us for details.
It is a no cost way to offer value to your families and give them a way to create peace and teamwork at home. In this economy how valuable would that be? One Mom just reported this: 4 Days in Orlando, 3 Parks, 2 kids under 6, 1 privilege at risk = 0 POWER STRUGGLES! Find out what that is all about.
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2 comments March 24, 2009
Parent Coaching: Communication and Power Struggles
Add comment November 12, 2008
Parent Coaching- What’s the State of Your Parenting?
Regardless of the state of the economy, we still have children to raise. And looking around at the world today it seems critically important now, more than ever, to raise them well. By providing parenting that is sound and educates each child, we will create high functioning adults. Here are some intriguing concepts to digest on this momentous day.
Reform Has Not Worked-You’d have to be under a rock to have missed the decline in basic skills and coping skills in evidence these days. The reasons are many and they compound one another, but look at it this way, we have focused reform on many areas of life to very little effect. School reform is not working, no child left behind is way behind. Public programs are barely making a dent in the face of the need. Why have we not gone to the source of most of our society’s issues? Parent reform is where we focus.
Personalized Parenting- The reason is that we see parenthood as an inalienable right and a deeply personal one. No one wants to be told, “Don’t tell me how to raise my child.” Well, what if something you were told could make a huge difference in how your family operates? What if it could mean that your kids could be happier, more productive adults that became great parents because of the choices you make today? Would you at least be interested? We are counting on that.
Resisting Change-There is a current of change flowing through families. It is gaining momemtum and it is seeking a way to do things that is not based on the way things have always been done. That is why our program works. When parents sit and hear the basics the first time, they agree it sounds like a great concept but they wonder how it would apply in their own family.
It is natural to think that what sounds so (why didn’t I think of that?) simple wouldn’t work with your kids. It’s common to think that the challanges you have are unlike anyone else’s or impervious to improvement. When it comes to making changes in your family, the thing to know it this: you are not special and you are not hopeless! When we hide behind being unique and beyond help, it does nothing for our children. We make that change available.
The Difference- In our Coaching Events we see over and over again that something happens when you get the opportunity to watch your parenting as an observer. The usual cycle goes like this: something happens/ you tell your child something, they get upset, you get upset that they are upset, they get more upset (for more attention or power), you try to parent that they are upset…you can see where this ends up, right?
When you hear the Licensed 2 Parent program, and then take it live into your family you may (for the first time) see how you getting emotionally involved with your child’s emotional reactions has been a flawed plan. It contributes to the cycle. Once you are trained to allow your child to be in charge of their own reactions, you can put into practice some techniques for coaching them through it and gaining some coping skills. Then you become ready for the Advanced Coaching that is delivered within the second session of our live events.
At Licensed 2 Parent our goal is to make a difference at the source of the issue, the central conversation and interactions between parent and child. We deal in the singular because it is sacred and is most powerful one to one, as opposed to sibling groups or team parenting. When people can feel appropriate power as a child they don’t need to struggle for it. When parents aren’t worried about errant children they can’t control, they can be amazing at their jobs and make a difference in the world.
When faced with the thought, “Don’t tell me how to raise my child,” we teach this: Consider they are not truly “yours,” they are someone’s wife, someone’s husband, someone’s parent. What would that future spouse or parent want you to do?
Visit www.licensed2parent.com for more info.
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Add comment November 5, 2008






