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Compassion Culture supports parents to help kids cultivate EQ skills that compliment academic learning, through education tools and coaching, so children build emotional resilience and cooperation skills from an early age.

08/08/2026

Welcome to the second episode of the Breaking Generational Cycles series, to help you show up differently for your kids without burning out.

I'm going to share advice that will heal your inner child AND your child.

Hi, I'm Kellie — EQ Educator and Mindfulness Coach, 15 years working with children. I'm here to be your talking parenting manual. As I always say, if we need a license to drive a car, we need training to be parents.

Today I want to talk about breaking the cycle by Showing Vulnerability as Parents.

Growing up, our parents were taught to make sacrifices without tending to personal needs, often keeping personal emotions away from kids, except when showing anger. Parents' problems were considered none of the kids' business.

Today, millennial parents are turning to extreme gentle parenting to minimise conflict and outbursts, yet still believe self sacrificing makes them good parents, still 'put on a brave face' and still keep personal stresses in to avoid exposing kids to negative emotions.

I call this the superhero syndrome. This leads to burn out as you pour from an empty cup.

How we can show up differently?

How to convey vulnerability to your kids: 'I am having a tough day, here's how I feel, and this is how I will take care of my emotions.'

Why is constructive vulnerability important?
- you share how you will help yourself feel calmer, and how you will deal with problems
- kids take comfort in knowing you have been through similar situations - they can turn to you if faced with similar challenge
- you are role modelling healthy emotional regulation by showing ways to self soothe

Here's what you can do: 10 min Empathy Chart exercise
1. Use my empathy chart
2. Ask them to draw a face or write a word that represents how they feel today
3. Then share how you feel. If you are sad and upset, share what happened and how you'll take care of yourself

This exercise helps deepen your bond as they get to know you better as a person.

Comment EMPATHY to link to my Empathy Chart, stay tuned for the next episode!

11/07/2026
28/06/2026

If your kids always fight you to have more time during transitions, screentime and playtime, this hack is for you.

I just ordered this timer and it's been such a gamechanger for my students.

Kids don't understand abstract concept of time 🕓 because their rational brains aren't fully developed, so parents end up nagging and get frustrated when kids don't keep their promises.

This timer helps kids get a feel for time and encourages them to be more responsible for sticking to the agreed TV time or getting a task done quickly. ✅

How to use it the timer:

☝🏼 Turn it on

✌🏼 Set it down to start a 5, 10, 25, 45 min countdown

Timers can be used for screentime, playdates, mealtimes, chores, calming down - any routine you want them to stick to! 

DM me for the link to timer, thank me later! 😉

# Parenting Mindset awareness

11/04/2026

🌪 If your kids struggle to focus, this is for you.

A lot of times, kids are unable to focus because of racing thoughts in their heads and unprocessed emotions in their body.

For years I used frequencies at work and before bed to calm my own racing thoughts. Recently I discovered the immediate and noticeable effects of harnessing sound frequencies and gentle music to calm and focus kids who normally fidget and can't sit still.

✅ Results?
- stopped getting up constantly for snacks, drinks
- sat down for longer periods of time
- opened up about their feelings quicker
- could talk through difficult situations without getting defeated: i.e. being bullied
- 'my ears are calm'

🎵 How can you implement this at home?
1️⃣ When kids are studying, doing homework, or you need to have a serious conversation with them, use 40hz: boost focus, improve memory, sit still or maintain conversation for longer
2️⃣ To help kids unwind before bed and calm the zoomies, use 432hz for relaxation
3️⃣ To help calm tantrums or meltdowns, you can also play gentle instrumental or vocal music in calm corners, if you have this set up.

Try this at home with your kids and tell me what results you see!

Comment RELAX to book a free 15 min parent coaching session with me ✨

01/04/2026

Most kids don't actually need therapy, even though the first instinct is to find an expert to 'sort out' a child's problems.

From working with kids and teens, many of whom have been taken to therapy prior to our sessions, I find that while direct support to children and teens solves many immediate behavioural issues, however the biggest driver of change are when the parents work on themselves. This is not talked about enough.

For example, I can coach kids to check in with their emotions daily and use a set of coping strategies to calm down, but if that evening parents tell this kid there's nothing to be upset about and to hurry up with homework or else, we still have an emotionally dysregulated child who does not get to take care of their nervous system.

On the other hand, if the parents work on changing the communication styles that previously contributed to the dysregulation, and to mirror the same empathy I teach the child, the results are quick and transformative. Because no 'expert' is going to replace parents.

Like chinese medicine, I take EQ as a preventative approach to take care of missed needs so things don't escalate to a point where therapy is needed.

What is one thing you could change for your child this week?

Comment CHANGE to book a free 15 min parent coaching session with me ✅️

14/03/2026

Over 15 years, I've worked with many families with young kids which helped me isolate the SINGLE most important thing parents do to raise secure, nurtured kids.

The biggest indicator of parenting success is NOT giving the most money or time.
And NOT even how well the kids behave - kids obey out of fear.

Many parents love their kids, give them whatever they want, but change expectations of the kids from one day to another. They set rules one day, give in the next day, then a day later criticise the kids for lack of discipline. When kids lack structure, they don't know how to behave. Parents stay frustrated.

Other parents have different parenting styles between mom and dad, creating confusion and tension.

So who are most successful at raising secure, nurtured kids?

They prioritise CONSISTENCY.

🏆 Parents who consistently regulate their own emotions, who have regular self care routines and are able to calm themselves in frustrating moments.
-> Kids learn that big emotions can be dealt with without hurting relationships.

🏆Parents who consistently show warmth. No hot or cold treatment of the kids depending on their mood.
-> Kids learn that relationships are safe, predictable and develop secure attachment, without need to constantly monitor other's moods for emotional safety.

🏆Parents who maintain clear routines and consistent expectations for kids - through written rules, following through with consequences immediately without giving in. -> Kids gain confidence in their abilities through repeated daily routines, see positive consequences of following through and have less room for power struggles.

Consistency gives children the predictability, emotional security and trust to follow through with rules and build a sense of responsibility. Kids want to please their parents, so they do what is asked of them as long as they feel safe and secure.

I offer 1:1 parent coaching to help you improve kids behaviour, giving you tools to communicate frustrations without blowing up, and to restore your relationship with your kids. Parents see shifts in kids' moods and behaviour within 3 months.

Comment CONSISTENCY to book a free 15 min coaching session with me ✅️

28/02/2026

As an EQ coach, I noticed 5 things parents do that not only impact kids behaviour but more importantly impact their relationship long term.

To teach positive behaviour, role modelling is more powerful than just telling kids what to do. Kids watch you closely, and are quick to pick up on your habits, good and bad.

Here are 5 things kids notice that matter more than you think.

1️⃣ How you treat others: if you treat people with kindness and repair relationships when you've made a mistake, they'll learn to do the same. if you prioritise your phone over them and don't look up when they speak to you, they learn screens are more important than people. Fast forward few years, they'll prioritise their iPads over you.

2️⃣ How you treat yourself: if you take deep breaths or walk away for 5 mins to calm down in an argument before resuming the conversation, they learn that big emotions can be managed and things don't always have to escalate. If you eat healthy, you exercise, they learn it's our responsibility to take care of our bodies.

3️⃣ Whether you keep promises: if you promised a reward for completing xyz task, then forget to give the reward. They learn that adults can't be trusted. One day, they'll make promises to you that they don't keep.

4️⃣ Whether you keep their drawings: this is one big way kids show love. When you have lots of little crafts from the kids it's easy to secretly spring clean them a few weeks later. But they do remember what they've given you and whether you keep them tells them how much you value their love. One day, this will determine how much they value the little things you do.

5️⃣ Whether you follow your own rules: if you tell them to do one thing, then bend the rules for yourself. They learn that rules don't apply to everyone. And one day, my friend, they will decide they are above the rules. Which is what you don't want.

I offer 1:1 parenting support to help improve kids behaviour, giving you the tools to communicate frustrations without blowing up, and to restore your relationship with your kids. Parents see shifts in kids' moods and behaviour within 3 months.

Comment PARENT to book a free 15 min coaching session with me ✅

15/02/2026

You can't buy happiness, but you can buy calm 😌

As your kids start getting red pockets for Chinese New Year, they'll likely want to buy toys. Here are 5 sensory toy ideas that are easy to carry around will help kids chill out in their emotional moments.

1️⃣ Slime
2️⃣ Squishes
3️⃣ Magic Water Colouring Books
4️⃣ Air Clay
5️⃣ Fidget Toys

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