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Parenting Shift

Parenting Shift

Move from Stressful To Joyful Parenting
Created byNevena Bazalac
Last updated 1/2021
English
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What you'll learn

  • Parents will learn tools and strategies on how to control their emotions, move from negative to positive state and feel happy rather than stressed.
  • Emotional Intelligence
  • How to reduce stress around children
  • How to find inner peace
  • How to overcome parenting disagreements with your partner

Course content

5 sections • 5 lectures • 1h 55m total length
  • Introduction to Parenting Shift16:40

    By the end of this video you will learn what are the 3 main areas that you need to work on in order to shift from stressful to joyful parenting and build harmony in your family.

Requirements

  • No

Description

Are You a Parent who:

•Is frustrated when your child challenges your orders?

•Feel annoyed when your child says NO to your requests?

•Experience stress because of your child’s behavior?

•Struggle with losing your patience?

• Is frustrated when emotionally over-react in certain situations?

•Feel emotionally exhausted?


Then this Program is for You! This Course will help you get understanding of how you can manage stress around your children and become, what we call an “Emotionally Intelligent Parent”.

The reason why you have never been able to get free of stress around your children and their behavior is because you have never been able to shift your perception of the situation and shift your emotions. This course will help you learn how to shift your perception and your emotions you will be able to handle any situation with your child!



Who this course is for:

  • Parents who experience stress, anxiety, worries, guilt, overthinking.
  • Parents who struggle with losing their patience
  • Parents who experience stress because their child's behavior
  • Parents who feel emotionally exhausted