Laura Myszne, Parent Coaching & Classroom Behavior

Hi All! It is THAT time of the year when parent-teacher conferences are approaching and we start to wonder: how will it go? Well, it will go great no matter what, because this is a great chance for you to learn about your child's strengths and needs, and you still have the biggest part of the year to help them thrive! Look at this time as an opportunity to help your child grow!!!!

And if you think your family could benefit from some help, just let me know. Send me a message at [email protected] and we, together, will help your child grow 💪❤
Laura.

The hardest job ever can also be so rewarding and heart filling! [email protected]

www.lovingboundaries.com
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How are we teaching our kids to use their words (not their hands/mouths/bodies) to express their feelings? If the way you are doing it is not really working, it’s a sign that we need to talk.

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Yesterday, one of my first clients in California sent me this.
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“Investing in parenting is the best thing I’ve done. 3 AMAZING kids, and THE BEST relationships one could ask for.” - D.K.

No two families are alike, and even though challenges might present themselves with the same symptoms, most of the times their root cause (and what needs to be worked on) is totally different.

Parenting is a crazy challenging job. Full of ups and downs, challenges that pop up out of nowhere, and no road map.

What is clear though, is that our kids need us to be their life guides, that we have a huge responsibility towards them, and that when making parental decisions, we need to prioritize thinking about their long term wellbeing first.

So for example, let's say you find yourself wondering: "Do I give up and allow my child to (insert your relevant situation here), or do I not?"

Well, think about this: short term, your kid might be thrilled about you allowing them to _____ , and long term, what is the price your child will be paying for this? What is your child learning about the world when allowed to ____ and when not allowed to ____? What is the message you are passing along when you allow your child to do ____ and when you don't? Is the price worth it long term? Is the teaching a universal teaching or will your child bump their head on the wall the minute they leave the house because the world doesn't work like that? - And if you are thinking, "but my child is not going to love me as much if I don't allow them to ___", I want to share with you that that is not how things work.

Parenting is a job, a responsibility and an honor.
Let me guide you in your journey.

Laura.
www.lovingboundaries.com

Loving Boundaries Children's Behavior + Parenting + Teaching