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You start Chapter 1 – The Essentials of Parent-Child Cooperation
Here, you’ll learn how to quickly and calmly handle your kid’s most common refusals:
- refusal to sleep,
- refusal to eat,
- refusal to brush their teeth,
- refusal to turn the TV off,
- refusal to share toys,
- refusal to sleep in their own bed,
- refusal to dress appropriately for weather/ occasion.
At the end of this chapter, your child will say “Yes, Mommy,” more and more often, and you’ll hear “No!” and “I don’t want to!” less and less often.
The Parenting Playbook helps you put all the new things you learn in your videos into practice.
You begin Chapter 2 – The Fundamentals of a Balanced Parent.
Here, you’ll learn how fluctuating between permissiveness (this notion of giving your kid all the things you didn’t have) and strictness (an approach in which an over-involved parent comes up with rules or punishment along the lines of “you do what I say while under my roof”) has a detrimental impact on your child.
By the end of this Chapter, you’ll know:
- What it means to be a “permissive parent” and why being permissive and spoiling your child can lead you to irresponsibility
- What it means to be an “authoritarian parent” and how damaging it is for children to be raised with punishment, forceful rules and too much responsibility
- How a child’s brain develops and why it’s not wise to have certain expectations from a child up until a certain age (such as expecting them to regulate their emotions or understand what “5 more minutes means” when we’re talking on the phone)
Time to start Chapter 3 – Self-Esteem and Optimal Motivation.
Here you’ll learn how to work through all those moments when your child isn’t sure of themselves, they’re shy or afraid, or they say, “But I don’t know how to do it! I can’t do it! You do it! I don’t understand! Olivia is better than me at maths! I’m the worst!”
After you apply the techniques in this Chapter, you will have a child who faces criticism with their head held high and takes feedback as a learning opportunity instead of a failure.
On to Chapter 4 – A Competent Child Is a Responsible Child.
Here you’ll see how you can raise a child who doesn’t leave their dirty socks lying around, toys scattered across the floor, or a dirty plate on the table.
In other words, your child will understand more and more what their responsibilities are and will take them on. You will know how to hand over certain responsibilities to your child and how to help them become competent, without nagging or policing them and without you doing things for them.
You start Chapter 5 – Top Methods for Getting Kids to Cooperate.
In this chapter you will see how you can avoid situations where:
- You have to tell your child 100 times to turn off the television;
- Your child pushes away a plate full of their favorite food, after you worked hard to cook it;
- Your child ignores your requests to clean up their toys;
- Your child throws a tantrum in the middle of the store when you refuse to buy them the toy they want.
After going through this chapter, you’ll have a child who hears you, who understands what you ask of them, who says “yes, mom” more and more often. And all these because you now know how to establish rules they actually follow, and how to obtain their cooperation without punishment, bribes, threats or giving in.
You start Chapter 6 – Solving Problems and Making Decisions.
Step by step, you’re going to learn what to do when your kid comes to you with a problem so that you can teach them to be resourceful when you’re not able to help them or when they find themselves in very challenging situations.
In this chapter, you’ll learn how you can avoid situations where:
- Your child comes to you to tell on another child for taking their toy;
- Your child wants to give up football, ballet, swimming, or another activity because some other child in their class makes fun of them or picks on them.
- Your child is unable to resolve some conflict with another child and keeps asking you to step in.
At the end of this chapter, you will have a child who knows how to handle conflicts, whether they have a fight over a toy or another child is picking on them.
Now on to Chapter 7 – Managing Emotions.
In this chapter, you’ll look at how to manage situations where:
- Your child breaks down in tears because they don’t like the shoes you put on their feet;
- Your child screams and shouts, even hits you, when you ask them to turn off the television;
- A simple trip to the store turns into a nightmare where your kid is screaming, kicking and rolling on the ground;
- And, most importantly, you’ll see how to bring peace and calm when everyone is on edge and no one can hold back the negative emotions.
You will see how to raise a child who doesn’t get into a fight every time they feel fear or anger, a more balanced child, who is emotionally and even physically healthier, since fear and stress are harmful to our physical health.
You’re now at Chapter 8 – How to Prevent and Deal With Challenging Behaviour.
In this Chapter, you’re going to learn what to do when your child talks back, saying hurtful things, or sticks their tongue out – without resorting to punishment or saying damaging things like “You’re awful” or “I can’t stand you.”
By the end of this Chapter:
- You’re going to learn what to do when your child talks back or says something mean, without reinforcing the behavior they’re exhibiting.
- You’ll know how to raise a kid who knows how to politely greet others, wait quietly in the waiting room at the doctor’s office or get on the bus without causing havoc.
- You’ll understand how to manage power struggles between you and your child, especially in those moments when they stamp their feet or throw themselves on the ground.
Moving into Chapter 9 — Discipline and Consequences.
In this Chapter, you’re going to learn what to do when nothing else seems to work. When you’ve tried every technique and method, rule or boundary, and all that being said, your child still doesn’t listen to you and doesn’t act responsibly.
More precisely, you’ll see how to use discipline and firmness combined with warmth, without harming your relationship with your kid, particularly in those moments when they won’t pick up their toys or clean their room, or they hit a sibling or another child.
Next is Chapter 10 — Getting All Family Members On Board
In this chapter, you will learn how to avoid situations where:
- Granny agrees to help, but only follows her own rules;
- Grandparents let the child watch TV, even if you ask them not to;
- They let them stay up until midnight, even if this never happens at home;
- You feel you’re doing everything in the house, you’re always tired, and you can’t communicate how you feel to your family to get help.
This will help you have a family that works as a team, where everyone knows their role and no one asks, “Why am I the only one doing this?”
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You have 60 days to test the program. If you watch the video episodes, put the techniques into practice and don’t get the results you want or feel that, for whatever reason, these methods don’t suit you, we’ll refund your money (all of it).
If you opt to pay in instalments, your program will automatically have recurring payment enabled. This means that on the due date, your card will automatically be charged for the next instalment, so that you can keep your access to the program uninterrupted. Interrupting your instalment payment will result in your access being temporarily suspended until the next payment is received.
Patrick Ney is the father of 2 wonderful girls and is probably the most active parenting expert in the UK
Patrick is the Lead Trainer at All About Parenting, the only parenting methodology based on the latest research in the science of motivation, such as Self-Determination Theory. He has several international accreditations as a Facilitator, Coach and Trainer
In the past 5 years, Patrick and the All About Parenting team have organised over 2000 free seminars, conferences and intensive workshops for more than 600,000 parents from around the world.
Sometimes, you just feel that you need an extra set of hands. You’d like at least 50 hours„ a day so you can check off everything on your to-do list. Before you can finish that parenting book sitting on the bedside table or understand what’s happening with your child at each stage of their development, you blink and realise that your little one is all grown up.
This is your chance to receive not only information but a complete method based on the latest research in the science of motivation. Adapt it to almost any parenting problem. These are easy-to-apply techniques you can refer back to again and again.
You’ve no doubt discovered that you have slightly different views on raising children than your partner. This program is all about how to handle situations where the other parent has a different parenting style. Take the necessary steps to avoid conflict bringing imbalance into your relationship.
Think about it this way: If you two can’t agree, what sort of example is that setting for your child?
All About Parenting shows you what to do instead of punishing. Turn mistakes into learning opportunities. Discover techniques that will make ‘the job of being a parent’ feel like a breeze.
You tell them to turn off the TV and they start screaming or crying. On a good day they may only try and wangle more screen time out of you. Demands to pick up the toys are greeted with that look: “I don’t want to! You do it!”. It’s lunch time and your child is pestering you for a plate of chips instead of your healthy soup. They won’t accept your refusals and every day feels like a minefield littered with ‘No’s, whining, endless negotiations and intermittent tears (sometimes, crocodile ones).
Instead of putting your head in your hands and crying too, learn proven techniques that work and can help you turn your child’s ‘No’s into ‘Yes’s.
All About Parenting program
the rest of the installments
FOR THIS MASTERCLASS:
PAY IN INSTALLMENTS
(13 installments)
Just $199 $49 the first month
Then $199 $99 / month for 12 months
Total savings: $1350
You have 60 days to test the program. If you watch the video episodes, put the techniques into practice and don’t get the results you want or feel that, for whatever reason, these methods don’t suit you, we’ll refund your money (all of it).
If you opt to pay in instalments, your program will automatically have recurring payment enabled. This means that on the due date, your card will automatically be charged for the next instalment, so that you can keep your access to the program uninterrupted. Interrupting your instalment payment will result in your access being temporarily suspended until the next payment is received.
Going through Chapter 1 is like when you read the first chapter of a book. You certainly get an idea of what it’s like, and you can decide if you want more. But you cannot pretend to know everything about what the book says.
Likewise, we consider that you need to go through the whole program to grasp the All About Parenting methodology and to truly see results in the relationship you have with your child. After all, that is what you want, isn’t it?
(about half the cost of an after-school club)
