Becoming a Resilient Parent, creates a resilient child

The Resilient Parent

Creates 

The Resilient Child

includes the following;

• Downloadable discussions

• Videos introductions for each section

• Homework to help develop and learn Twenty Five Different topics

• Free coaching via email

• One free One on One 30 min coaching call

Essentially we are providing three months of training to you that you can do and implement at your own pace and time frame. We wanted the implementation to be comfortable, so we broke all the subjects into easy weekly lessons.

Remember you get all that is listed above for more than 80% off what a coaching program would cost

• Three distinct sections of online training, detailed below, that cover 25 different parenting and resilience topics
• Downloaded PDF discussion and explanatory documents
• Homework and assignments to help learn and implement the discussion topics
• Free email coaching with Jill and I
• One free 30 minute coaching call
• Introductory videos for each section

This is a fantastic offer.  You have the opportunity to learn from our combined 60 plus years of observation, teaching and parenting experience.  We can help guide you to be a better, stronger more capable parent.  In turn you will help your child become more confident, driven, kind and bully resistant.  

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Resilient Path for Parents and Youth 

Included Material 

Rules and Boundaries:  

We go over when to start implementing rules and progress them as your child gets older. We give ideas on what kind of rules you need to have in place. This section also talks about the need for chores, discipline strategies, and behavior modeling (probably the most essential aspect of this course).  

Complete list of topics covered in this month-long course:

• Rules, start when they are mobile
• Routines
• Bedtime
• Chores for all ages
• Screen time
• Outside play
• Curfew
• Types of rules, progression
• Discipline
• Modeling behavior

Manners and appropriate behavior: 

This section will review nine different topics, including polite phrases, such as please and thank you, you’re welcome, as well as other polite phrases and words. We also discuss some of the major mistakes parents make when it comes to teaching manners. Other items reviewed in this section include being polite, how manners and assertiveness overcome bullying and proper greetings.  

Complete list of topics covered in this month-long course:

• Please and thank you
• Table manners
• Eye contact and speaking and greeting people
• Tone of Voice
• Body Language
• Harsh and foul language
• Politeness
• Shaking hands
• Appropriate behavior

Work and chores:  

Yes, this is part of being a resilient person. Parents today are lacking in their motivation to have their children perform chores and work. We will review why these two ideas are essential to the proper development of a child as well as the pros and cons of an allowance. We will discuss the need for a career path and why you, as a parent, need to encourage and guide your child early in life towards a good earning job of some sort. Believe it or not, but a child’s bully resistance also depends on the benefits of performing work and having direction in life. We will discuss this subject throughout the section.  

Complete list of topics covered in this month-long course:

• Sense of accomplishment
• Learning new things
• Age-appropriate work and chores
• Developing skills
• Allowances the good and bad
• Learning to earn their way
• Finding something that they enjoy doing
• College Degree, it is not for everyone. 

Remember you get all that is listed above for more than 80% off what a coaching program would cost

• Three distinct sections of online training, detailed below, that cover 25 different parenting and resilience topics
• Downloaded PDF discussion and explanatory documents
• Homework and assignments to help learn and implement the discussion topics
• Free email coaching with Jill and I
• One free 30 minute coaching call
• Introductory videos for each section

This is a fantastic offer.  You have the opportunity to learn from our combined 60 plus years of observation, teaching and parenting experience.  We can help guide you to be a better, stronger more capable parent.  In turn you will help your child become more confident, driven, kind and bully resistant.  

Come in and try a class, no strings attached.  This is a great way to experience the classes, get to know the instructors, and find out if this is the right decision for you or your family.

My wife and I have over 30 years of experience teaching kids of all ages,

with 12 of those years teaching in a charter school and seeing more than 300 kids a week. Because of our unique association in teaching children, we start teaching them at a young age and continue for a few years or, in some cases, up to 10 years. During this time, we see what type of parenting works well and what doesn’t. We have seen all kinds of children from passive to aggressive, from wild unmannered to the perfectly mannered child. This association gives us a unique perspective on what works well and what doesn’t work. In more recent years, we have seen more of what doesn’t work well and less of the things that work well.

Our unique perspective gained from our essential work teaching children

added to our own parenting experience, and being parented when we were young gives us some fantastic knowledge. Both of our families of origin had parents raised during the great depression and World War Two. In contrast, many of our peers had parents who were much younger than ours. Our older parents had a much different parenting style than our peers. It was not old fashioned but was rooted in boundaries, manners, respect, and personal success. We both also had experience at a young age babysitting, watching nieces and nephews, and other people’s children. All these experiences added to our knowledge of what works for parenting and, more importantly, what doesn’t work.