Parenting: How To Help Your Child Cope With Their Feelings

Learn the connection between your child's feelings and behaviours that has helped others to parent more effectively.
What you'll learn
How to help your child cope with their feelings.
The importance of actively listening to your child with full attention.
The connection between your child's feelings and behaviours.
Strategies to acknowledge how your child is feeling - so your child feels acknowledged.
To identify your own behaviour when dealing with your child's feelings.
To engage and support your child to work through how they are feeling.
How to talk so your child will listen.
How to be a loving mentor to your child.
Requirements
Basic understanding of English
A willingness to complete the exercises
Practice the strategies beyond the video lessons
Description
The relationships between parents and children matter. Parenting is one of the most rewarding and challenging jobs we ever take on in our lives. It is also one of the most under-appreciated and undervalued jobs of all time.Everyone expects parenting to come naturally with no training, it's challenging enough when the baby arrives home and you have to just get on with it, no midwife or ward nurses to help you now! You are on your own. It's even more challenging when your precious little bundle becomes upwardly mobile and develops a character with tantrums that you struggle to deal with.As parents, we shape the lives of our children and prepare them for adulthood, hopefully, we do a good job, teaching, mentoring and being positive role models. We as parents strive to support our children to have a good moral compass who grow up to be happy, emotionally secure and successful. It makes sense then, that effective parenting skills are fundamentally important to help us parents be the best version of ourselves as we shape the lives of our children and the adults of the future. That being said it is no plain sailing in this parenting life, we feel like a referee overseeing our child's tantrums, lack of cooperation, the drama between siblings, the power struggles, the yelling, and negative behaviours all whilst dealing with our own inner emotions and challenges; we parents strive to create a calm and happy home life and its not easy.Parenting although the best job and worst job rolled into one we wouldn't be without our kids.A family home can be chaotic, frantic, hectic, overwhelming, challenging and exhausting but it can also be a calm, happy, fun, loving, safe and secure place to live with our family.Hopefully, you will love this course from the beginning to the end and will finish with a toolbox of practical tools and techniques that have worked for hundreds of parents that I have worked with over the years.In this course, I teach you how to help your young child cope with their feelings and ultimately their behaviour so that everyone can live in harmony.What you can expect in this course:* Short & snappy video lectures.* Practical exercises* 30+ years of experience working with children & parents* Professionally Registered Therapist*Child Educator*Teacher*Stress Management & Mindset Coach* Course Creator & Instructor.#ParentingCourse #Parents #PositiveParenting #ChildBehaviour #ParentingTips #ParentingSkills #ParentingStrategies #ParentingTraining #ParentingSupport
Overview
Section 1: Introduction
Lecture 1 Course Introduction & Meet the Instructor
Section 2: Dismissing and distracting our child's feelings?
Lecture 2 How parents have been conditioned to respond to our child's feelings.
Lecture 3 Dismiss, blame & question
Lecture 4 Exercise 1: Do you dismiss & distract your child' feelings?
Lecture 5 Examine your own feelings when you need support
Section 3: Acknowledging & accepting your child's feelings.
Lecture 6 The importance of actively listening to your child with full attention.
Lecture 7 Exercise 2: Acknowledge & Accept your child's feelings
Lecture 8 Summary
Section 4: Next Steps
Lecture 9 Bonus Lecture
Parents who would like to develop a greater understanding to help their child cope with their feelings and behaviours.,Students interested in learning about child behaviour.,Expectant mums wanting to understand aspects of early childhood.,Anyone with a parenting role who is interested in learning strategies to support children with their feelings.,Anyone thinking about being a parent.,Therapists.,Child Educators.
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