“Sarah’s courses are spot on. They’re insightful, specific, and practical. Her knowledge of positive parenting and brain science come through clearly, and her down-to-earth approach is refreshing. She’s an engaging speaker and easy to listen to. I highly recommend her classes and her website.” ~ Elizabeth Pantley, Bestselling author of the No-Cry Solution parenting book series
Other courses Sarah recommends: Jai Institute for Parenting, Peaceful Parenting Happy Kids Online Course, Discipline without Damage Online Course, Raffi Foundation for Child Honouring course
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If you’re transitioning your child from a confined sleeping space (such as a crib) to a “big kid” bed, they have all sorts of newfound freedom — and sometimes explore the idea of getting OUT of bed when it’s sleep time! Here are some tips to help, using a peaceful and responsive parenting approach.
8-minute mini-course.
Should you give your child a pacifier? And if you do, when are they too old for it? What’s the best way to wean them from it when it’s time?
10-minute mini-course.
When someone we love isn’t treating our child in a way that feels right to us, it can be incredibly uncomfortable. On one hand, we always want to support our child. On the other, we don’t want to burn the bridge with the other adult. Here are some effective ways to help heal unhealthy patterns and create a better path forward.
Note that this course was designed to address other adults who don’t share a home with us, but many aspects of this approach would work with co-parents and partners who share our home, as well.
Subtitles coming soon. 15-minute course.
It can feel TRICKY when other people’s kids are in your space and behaving in a way that makes you uncomfortable. This 10-minute course tells you when and how to address it in a way that won’t burn the bridge.
Subtitles coming soon.
Here are eight ways we can reconnect with our kids if we (or they) are feeling distant or if there’s been an emotional rupture.
12-minute course. Subtitles coming soon.
If you catch your young child stealing (or realize after the fact that they’ve stolen something that didn’t belong to them), it can feel like something’s terribly wrong. That’s not always the case, however. Here are two reasons younger children steal and some gentle yet effective ways to address both of them.
9.5-minute mini-course. Subtitles coming soon.
Storytelling has been used in teaching for both adults and children for thousands of years. Here’s how you can use this incredible tool to help resolve problems with your child, while also helping them develop their executive function skills. It also addresses emotion coaching with specific examples.
28-minute course with subtitles.
If your child is being bullied at school, everyone suffers. Here are five ways you can empower your child to break free of the damage the bully is attempting to do — and create more resiliency in the process.
9.5-minute course with subtitles.
Child sticking out their tongue at you? Wrinkling their nose? Rolling their eyes? Here’s what’s REALLY going on for them, and what we can do to support them best (without losing our temper in the process).
3.5-minute mini-lesson.
It can feel tough to correct a sensitive child for fear that our correction will hurt them more than what they’re already experiencing. Here are three ways to intervene in a way that feel peaceful and non-threatening to the child, while still helping you get your point across.
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