Category Single Mothers
Become the Parent – Points of View
. In this session I will share ways to avoid conflict with each of the four personalities. It’s the very nature of the parent-child relationship that naturally leads to conflict.
Become the Parent -Building a Bond with Your Child
Were you able to identify how your personality affected your interactions with your child? Can you see how your child’s personality might cause a problem for the two of you?
Become the Parent – Your Child’s Personality
Each of the personalities has particular needs. As a parent you can learn what your child’s personality type needs and provide it for them.
Become the Parent Your Child Needs – Basic Personalities
You are going to learn about your personality before we determine your child’s inborn nature.
Solitude
Alone but Not Lonely I’ve not written about the present situation we ALL find ourselves in with the Corona-19 virus. So much is being said-over and over. Many have died, thousands are ill and most of us remain home. I’ve been home for eleven days and only went out eleven days ago to make sure […]
Parenting a Child Not Like You-Intro
“Becoming the Parent Your Child Needs” is a course for parents who are raising a child that behaves so differently from them they don’t know how to relate to the child.
The Dysfunctional Family
A dysfunctional family is a family in which conflict, misbehavior, and often child neglect or abuse on the part of individual parents occur continually and regularly, leading other members to accommodate such actions.
What is The Most Important Thing to Teach Your Child?
A sign of true maturity is to control your feelings before speaking or acting.
Why You Should Not Give Up
Setting high standards for your children will pay off eventually. In the midst of it all it may not seem so. And yet one day you will see it.
How to Find Joy in Nature
I’m not a great outdoors person but I do enjoy time away from the cares of the day-to-day worries. And I’m always glad that I did when I get outside and enjoy nature.
