Become the parent who stays calm when the struggle starts.
The Peace & Practice Notes
Each issue gives you the literal words and simple shifts needed to pay attention to what matters and start building quality relationships
I.E.E. Manual
Shift from directing every move to gaining clarity in teaching and interacting, so that you can get your peace back and enjoy moments with your child.
Are you tired of Parent Performing?
The pressure to be the teacher, coach, and playmate is stealing your peace.
What about feeling:
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worn out by the constant managing
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like you are policing the mess at home
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tired of being the "bad cop"
We know how exhausting it is to feel like you have to be the teacher, coach, and playmate just to give your child the best
But that pressure is actually getting in the way of the one thing you both need: Quality Connection.
Here at The Parenting Tree, we help you gain clarity in teaching and interacting, so you can get your peace back and enjoy moments with your child.
Set the Stage
We guide you to set up the room so the environment does the teaching for you.
Take a Step Back
Use our simple protocol to observe your child without the need to nag or hover.
Be Present
The pressure is off. Stop managing the activity and start enjoying the relationship
Lifelong Learner
A child who develops a growth mindset
Field Notes
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A Case Study in Space: The Bookcase Realisation
In this post, we are looking at a real-life example on how it is possible to navigate our daily interactions with our children with mindfulness, and how these daily interactions...
A Case Study in Space: The Bookcase Realisation
In this post, we are looking at a real-life example on how it is possible to navigate our daily interactions with our children with mindfulness, and how these daily interactions...
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How to Narrate Without The Noise: 4 Simple Shifts
Previously, we looked at the popular advice to "just keep talking" to your child. We explored the What, the Why, and why sometimes "less is more." Now that we have the...
How to Narrate Without The Noise: 4 Simple Shifts
Previously, we looked at the popular advice to "just keep talking" to your child. We explored the What, the Why, and why sometimes "less is more." Now that we have the...
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Why "Over-Narrating" is the Top Parenting Advic...
Avoid parental burnout with logical parenting advice on language development. Discover how giving your child 'space to act' prevents nagging and builds independence.
Why "Over-Narrating" is the Top Parenting Advic...
Avoid parental burnout with logical parenting advice on language development. Discover how giving your child 'space to act' prevents nagging and builds independence.