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Episode 298: How to be a Powerful Positive Influence When Your Child Is Upset or Not Listening

Episode 298: How to be a Powerful Positive Influence When Your Child Is Upset or Not Listening

FromYour Parenting Long Game


Episode 298: How to be a Powerful Positive Influence When Your Child Is Upset or Not Listening

FromYour Parenting Long Game

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Length:
19 minutes
Released:
Jan 18, 2024
Format:
Podcast episode

Description

Why do some kids listen more to one parent than another? Why do some kids seem to calm down more quickly around one parent than another? Often the difference is that one parent is a powerful positive influence, while the other isn’t. The good news is that any parent can learn to be a powerful positive influence. In this episode, you’ll learn: What we need to give our kids if we want to be more influential  How becoming a Powerful Positive Influence can motivate better behavior and healthier self-esteem -- without yelling, punishing, or shaming Two necessary qualities that will help you become a Powerful Positive Influence with your children  --  Apply to join the "Become a Powerful Positve Influence" Action Program: https://forms.gle/JTfYQfUXWeg5cpmR8 Talk to Rachel about whether the "Become a Powerful Positve Influence" Action Program is a fit for you: https://Rachel-Bailey.as.me/Influence Coaching calls: https://rachel-bailey.com/coaching/ Facebook group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/RachelBailey
Released:
Jan 18, 2024
Format:
Podcast episode

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This podcast is for parents who not only want to short-term tips for handling current kids' behaviors and moods, but who are exhausted from addressing the same situation over and over and want to find solutions that last much longer into the future. Because you will receive plans and step-by-step tools, it's also for parents who crave feeling in control -- and who do much better with structure than the chaos traditionally associated with parenting.