Life Coaching for Kids (Part II) - Years 1 - 3

Name: Life Coaching for Kids (Part II) - Years 1 - 3
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Parenting Kids (Part II)

Created byAllan Mulholland

Last updated 5/2021

English

What you'll learn

You will learn how to instill proper behavior and good manners in children.
You will learn strategies and techniques to foster appropriate etiquette for the various stages of social development in children.
You will promote and endorse qualities such as respect, consideration of others, and honesty.
You will apply the fundamentals of good character and social conduct.
You will build the foundation for personal success.

Course content

1 section • 19 lectures • 1h 9m total length

Introduction3:02
Guide your parenting journey through years one to three by focusing on social and emotional development, behavior and communication skills, respect, and kindness.
Test your understanding of the Introductory Module.
Module 13:35
Years one to three shape your child's social development as they absorb behavior, etiquette, and values through consequences and rewards, while you lead by example.
Test your understanding of Module 1
Module 23:26
Parents and other role models shape a child's behavior by modeling actions and linking pain and pleasure to rewards and consequences.
Test your understanding of Module 2
Module 33:33
Explore authentic child emotions such as joy, sadness, anger, confusion, loneliness, and fear, and learn to acknowledge them while linking actions to others' feelings through empathetic examples.
Test your understanding of Module 3
Module 43:57
Place clear limits on your child's behavior and self-expression to guide their formative years. Balance discipline with rewarding positive behavior, use a time out, examples, and stories, and maintain consistency.
Test your understanding of Module 4
Module 53:25
Apply discipline that is relevant and proportionate to change behavior and break patterns that caused the situation. Intervene when needed, explain actions, remove triggering items, and balance consequences with rewards.
Test your understanding of Module 5
Module 64:12
Learn to manage toddler tantrums by staying calm, providing loving reassurance, and protecting your child from harm, while avoiding ridicule and recognizing underlying frustration.
Test your understanding of Module 6
Module 74:30
Offer your child clear, limited choices and follow through on the consequences, keeping options to two to prevent overwhelm and teach that life is about choices.
Test your understanding of Module 7
Module 83:47
Understand how a new sibling shifts family dynamics and triggers rivalry, and learn strategies to reassure your toddler, carve out one-on-one time, and discourage aggression with loving attention.
Test your understanding of Module 8
Module 93:39
This module guides parents to avoid taking sides, promote respectful resolution, and never condone physical aggression, using fair interventions and stories to help siblings resolve conflicts.
Test your understanding of Module 9
Module 103:41
Learn to foster early social engagement by teaching children to understand others' needs, model sharing, and set clear boundaries to build social awareness and friendships.
Test your understanding of Module 10
Module 113:29
Balance exposure to adults and other children to support your toddler’s maturing process, encouraging organic social interaction while avoiding overexposure and scolding shy behavior.
Test your understanding of Module 11
Module 122:42
Encourage your child to be a little helper at home, teaching them to take responsibility for their role in the family and feel like a valued part of the team.
Test your understanding of Module 12
Module 133:05
Parents model word use and repetition to grow a toddler's vocabulary between ages 1 and 3, using books and expressive reading to emphasize magic words like please and thank you.
Test your understanding of Module 13
Module 144:21
Place your child at a primary seat at the family table to support eating and social etiquette. Use a bib, feeding spoon, and high chair to guide early table manners.
Test your understanding of Module 14
Module 154:04
Adopt simple dinner table guidelines to turn family meals into quality time; teach toddlers basic manners, eliminate distractions, and practice polite table habits.
Test your understanding of Module 15
Module 163:23
Learn essential toddler car ride safety: secure backseat car seat, strap the child firmly, provide simple distractions, plan in advance, climate control, and never leave a child unattended.
Test your understanding of Module 16
Module 174:18
Host child-centered birthday celebrations that focus on the celebrant and last 60–90 minutes. Ensure close supervision; never leave your child unattended, provide age-appropriate foods, and distractions to refocus when restless.
Test your understanding of Module 17
Module 183:34
Learn essential toddler safety for outings, from keeping a stocked diaper bag and never losing sight of your child to child-friendly venues, exit strategies, and social behavior rules.
Test your understanding of Module 18

Requirements

There are no specific course requirements, prerequisites, or special software to complete this course.

Description

Fasten your seat belts. The roller-coaster ride of Parenting Kids is about to enter one of its most exhilarating and challenging phases. Ages one to three aren’t always easy. Your child will deal with new emotions and conflicting needs for independence and dependence. Yet this is an extraordinary time for parent and child, because there is nothing to match a toddler’s energy, curiosity, and unrestrained joy in her widening world. Your child will also begin acquiring the basics of a lifetime of social skills, such as table manners, greetings, polite requests and thank-you’s, sharing and taking turns as the underpinnings of etiquette and good manners.

Usually between a year and eighteen months, babies learn to walk independently. When she takes her first wabbly and unsupported steps, your baby becomes a toddler, literally acquiring a new perspective on her world. She will continue to acquire physical skills, growing stronger and taller and gaining increased control of her motor skills. Her boundless interest in exploration and experimentation will lead her into everything.

Understanding and use of language will expand enormously. Short-term memory will mature. Problem-solving will become relatively sophisticated. She will begin to think symbolically, not needing to see something in order to imagine it, and to engage more and more often in imitative and imaginative play. She will be able to follow fairly complex verbal instructions.

A toddler’s growing physical and intellectual abilities set the stage for genuine learning. Your example will remain your child’s most influential teacher, but as she approaches her third birthday, she will take her first steps into the world of proper behavior.

Who this course is for:

Any parent or coach who wants to excel in the behavioral development of children!