Powerful Tools

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 As per Stanford report, you see life through your own unique lens. This is your mindset – the assumptions and expectations you hold about yourself, your life and the situations around you. 

How do you see your child's mistakes and failure? Are they not trying hard enough? Are they simply naughty or adbsent-minded? Are they intentionally  pushing your button? Watch the video below from Dr Ross Greene and ask yourself: what assumptions am I holding toward my child and what expectations do I have for my child?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jvzQQDfAL-Q

We probably all know this term. but what is EI and why do we need to know and learn about EI? What am I missing if I don't pay attetion to it?

Think about all the difficult times you had with your child: what is a classic situation or what pattern do you see? Is strong emitions usually involved with it? What are those emotions and how do they function in your relationship with your child? 

What is love and how to express love in a way your child can feel it?

We assume our child will "get" your love as long as that's your intention. However, how to deliver your care, so your child interprets the same way as you expected might not be as easy as you thought. What is your child's love languages? What fills their "love bucket", so you can always keep the loving relationship with your child?

A simple to use and free App will help you build the udnerstanding why we need to bond with our kids and how to bond with them. 

Have you ever heard your child tells you that "you are not listening!"? Have you wondered how to be a good listener and its essential role in building a trusting relationship?

What is communication? Why does communication matter in a relationship? How to be a good communicator?

who is on your team and how to build the team that functions?

why play? you might ask. Play is an important part of a child's development, and it serves many functions, including:  learning, parent-child bonding; physical, social and emotional development. When was last time you played with your child? How was the experience for you and your child?

You are the foundation of everone and everything else around you. But what does self-care really mean to you and how to make it happen?