Feeling lost with your child’s recent behavior?
1-on-1 Family Coaching
Need more parenting tools so you don’t resort to yelling?
Turn “No” into “Wow”
Rethinking Discipline for More Joyful Parenting
Kristin can help you set firm loving limits, avoiding anger, threats and repeated warnings. Our work will help you hand problems back to your child in a loving way and be a consulting guide for your child.
Exhausted by tantrums and endless “no’s”? Does frustration simmer beneath the surface, threatening to boil over into yelling? You’re not alone. Raising kids is a beautiful, messy journey, and sometimes, we all need a little extra support. That’s where Kristin comes in. She’s not just about discipline, she’s about empowerment. She’ll guide you in setting firm yet loving limits, not with threats or anger, but with clear expectations and open communication. Learn to navigate challenging situations calmly, turning power struggles into collaborative problem-solving. Imagine handing over responsibility, becoming a trusted consultant rather than a frustrated controller. Reconnect with your child, build mutual respect, and rediscover the joy of parenting. Remember, you’re not just raising a child, you’re building a relationship. Let Kristin help you make it one filled with understanding, confidence, and love.
The
Programs
Discovery Call FREE
- 15 minute call
- Share what is going on with your family.
- Review options for ongoing support.
Quick Questions Call
One Time on Request
$100
- One hour call
- Create a strategic plan for chronic issues.
- Email Summary of support call & action plan.
Ongoing Support
One Week of Support
$400
- 3 one hour calls in one week.
- Email summaries after each call for support & next steps.
- One week of texting & email support.
Ongoing Support
One Month of Support
$600
- 4 one hour calls in one week.
- Email summaries after each call for support & next steps.
- One month of texting & email support.
Topics We Cover are Not Limited to, But Include:
- Sleep
- Sibling Rivalry
- Tantrums
- Schedules
- Routines
- Whining and Protesting
- Transitions
- School Work
- Mealtime Struggles
- Car trips
- Potty training
- Chores
- Allowance
- Physical Behavior: Bitting, Hitting, throwing, etc…
- Attention Seeking Behaviors
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7 Tips for Welcoming a new Sibling
Welcoming a new baby to your family is filled with a mixed bag of emotions. You may be thrilled to provide your child with a lifelong friend and
playmate, AND you may feel riddled with guilt over the whirlwind of change your child will experience. I remember my overwhelming emotions as I drove
to the hospital to have my second child, aware that my two-year-old’s life was about to flip upside down, and he had no idea how much change would ensue! So what can you do to help your child thrive during this transition period?
Why Does My Baby Wake Up at 3:00 am?
That right there might be the single most common question new parents ask.
Do these 5 Things for a Relaxing Bedtime
At the end of a long day the last thing we need is our child putting up a fight to go to bed. When we can send our kids to sleep after having some special time with them, we are all set up for a more restful night’s sleep. Here are our tips to help take the stress out...