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From Power Struggles to Cooperation

How to deal with challenging behaviour in public when you are feeling judged and overhwelmed

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Without resorting to screens

You want to reduce screen time but feel like it’s the only way to get your child to calm down and cooperate? You hate the judging stares you get when you give your child a tablet or a phone in public?

Without screaming at your CHILd

You want to raise your child with kindness and empathy but the public tantrums drive you crazy and you just lose it? You don’t know how to get your child to cooperate without threats?

With lasting effects

Do you want your child to act out of instrinsic motivation instead of due to threats and bribes? Do you want less chalenging behaviour and more connection?

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Discover how to

  • Self-regulate yourself when you are feeling judged and overhwelmed
  • Help your child navigate through their emotional turmoil, giving them valuable social emotional skills that will help them throughout their life
  • Go from a public tantrum into cooperation without loosing your mind or doing something you will later regret
  • Deal with challenging behaviour while connecting with your child
  • Be the parent you want to be, fostering a life-long loving connection with your child
  • Show your child that they can rely on you to help them through hard times

This guide is for you if

  • You have a child between the ages of 3 and 6
  • You want to parent your child through guidance and connection instead of through bribes and punishments
  • You find it challenging dealing with your child’s challenging behaviour under the public eye
  • You get overwhelmed and often react in ways you later regret when people are judging you and your child,
  • You don’t want to scream at your child or give into their whims but you feel exhausted and don’t know how to get your child to cooperate otherwise
  • You want to reduce screen time but feel like it’s the only way to get your child to calm down and cooperate

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Don’t let your emotions be in charge of your parenting!

As a mom of a preschooler myself, I know how hard it is to parent a small child when we are in the public eye and feeling judged, We want to help and guide this little person who we love more than anything in the world.

But we are also humans and get overwhelmed and just want the drama to stop as fast as possible and leave all those judging eyes behind us. Our emotions get control over us and we react in ways we later regret.

It’s normal to feel overwhelmed in challenging situations, you are doing the best you can. And maybe you weren’t supported in your own emotional growth when you were a child, maybe you were told “it’s nothing, get up” when you got hurt, that it’s not ok to show emotions like “stop crying or I’ll give you a reason to cry” or “there’s no point in crying, you will do as I say”.

You don’t become an enlightned super being the night you become a parent. You need to learn the tools to be the parent you want to be, the same way you learn to do other things in life.

If you want to learn how to deal with challenging behaviour in public while building a connection to your child, this guide is for you!

This guide is straightforward and always impactful! Steps 2 & 3 are in the realm of pure Jedi and work every time (and set the scene for success irrespective of specific context) 
Karina
I see things differently. I love these changes because they help me build a strong bond with my kids.
Mariama
I learned ways to deal with the situation and solutions.
The biggest takeway for me was “Don’t force the child”. 
Sana
It is very useful for parents to understand the issue to better prepare themselves for tough situations
Khalid