Is your child frightened of new things? New places and people? Do they have a particular worries or fears that feel out of proportion?
Are their anxieties stopping them for doing things you think they would enjoy or benefit from?
Not sure what to do for the best?
Should we allow our children to avoid the things that scare them? Should we force them to face their fears head on?
There is a middle way that keeps our connection intact and helps dissolve the anxiety at its root.
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How we can continue to uncover flexibilty, lightness and courage.our child frightened of new things? New places and people? Do they have a particular worries or fears that feel out of proportion? Are their anxieties stopping them for doing things you think they would enjoy or benefit from? Not sure what to do for the best?
Why our children get anxious around certain things
Practical tools to help melt anxieties away
How we can deal with the anxiety when it bubbles up
- Find out why our children get anxious in the first place
- Discover practical tools we can use straight away to help our children overcome those anxieties
- Feel confident that you are helping your child feel more flexible, light and courageous in their day-to-day lives.
You’ll go away with knowledge, games to play, and tools that WORK!
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Helping your child say goodbye – whenever the separation anxiety pops up.
Starting (or going back to) school or a childcare setting is a big step for any child – and parent! Saying goodbye can be tricky for ANYONE and can make the prospect of school or preschool less enjoyable. The same separation anxiety can pop up when we say good at night bedtime too. Luckily the same knowledge and tools can help.
How Can We Set Limits And Build Connection?
We know we don’t want to be harsh. We know we don’t want to be permissive … so what do we do? We still want our children to cooperate, be reasonable, listen to us, be kind to others. Just without the bribing, bargaining, cajoling, threatening, or yelling. Without the punishments, rewards, or consequences.
Why Kids Push OUr Buttons
- Why do our children behave in way that get on our nerves or worry us, frustrate us, or confuse us?
- Why do OUR buttons get pushed when other parents aren’t bothered?
- Why do our children make us say and do things we wish we didn’t?
- Learn 2 tools that can transform your family.
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Harmony on Holiday
Holiday time, with the change of routines, longer periods of time all together, and pressure of “having a great time” can result in more stress and less fun than we’d like.
Find out what might be going on for you and your children on holiday, get support, gain knowledge and learn tools that will melt away sibling rivalry and encourage cooperation.
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Why Our Children Won’t Listen
How can we get our children to listen to us? What is going on for our children when they cry and tantrum? How can we have more cooperation from our children? How do our children’s emotions work? Learn 2 Hand in Hand Parenting tools that promote connection and help a child’s natural healing process.
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Preschoolers and Food
It can be stressful when our little ones refuse to eat, or even TRY the food we lay out for them. Sometimes we worry they don’t eat a varied enough diet. We can get frustrated that the hard work we’ve put into the meals isn’t appreciated. Meal times themselves can just seem miserable.
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Helping our anxious child
Our children can be anxious about so many things, and it can be painful to watch. Would you like to have some tools to shift some of those anxieties so your child could move through life with more lightness?
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Getting Emotional Support for Ourselves.
Why do we need emotional support and how can we get it? To parent well we need our BEST THINKING. Learn about a tool that helps us do just that.
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Smoothing Sibling Rivalry
Get tools to build and foster closer, more affectionate relationships between your children and encourage natural cooperation, ease and confidence, reduce bickering and squabbling, and promote laughter and affection between children.
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Introduction to Listening Partnerships
Find out the basics to get you started with Listening Partnerships, the tool that helps you use the other Hand in Hand tools with lightness and creativity.
Katy Linsley 