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How to manage your child’s negative emotions.

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How to manage your child’s negative emotions. 

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Grandparents are amazing

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Grandparents are amazing 
They love their grandchildren much more than the parents 
And that is why 
The BEST GRANDPARENTS never do these 5 things

Drop a heart in comments to show your love for grandparents 
And 
Share this with your child’s AMAZING Grandparents

Are you tired of nagging your child all day?

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Do you have to repeat yourself a 100 times before your child does things? 

Are you tired of nagging your child all day? 

Then use my NEUROSCIENCE based 5R formula to stop repeating yourself 

Type 5R and make magic happen

Share this with a parent who is tired of nagging

Are you an amazing leader at work?

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Are you an amazing leader at work? 

But 

Are you failing as a leader at home? 

Then these slides are for you.

Read them and then tell me if you are raising a leader or a follower.

#leadership #leadershipqualities

How to make your child SUCCESSFUL

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How to make your child SUCCESSFUL 

Watch the reel and use these easy strategies to build 

SELF-ESTEEM 
DISCIPLINE 
RESILIENCE 

Type SUCCESS and make your child successful 

Start PARENTING with NEUROSCIENCE to have fun while parenting 

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Stop telling your child to share

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Stop telling your child to share

1. They will develop low self-worth by feeling - I am not as important as the other child

2. They will lose motivation by feeling - What I am doing is not valuable

3. They will become bullies because they will think - If I can be forced to share, I can force others to share

How to teach your child to share - 

Your child will feel like sharing when – 

A: They feel good about themselves
1. Give them unconditional love to build security 
2. Involve them in household chores to build self-esteem

B: When they don’t associate love and power with material things 
1. Don’t give too many gifts – this makes children materialistic
2. Do not bribe your child – this makes children greedy and possessive

C: When they feel like they are in control 
1. Encourage them to make a card or a gift for someone
2. Ask them to suggest a way for 2 children to play with one toy

This is Parenting with Neuroscience
It helps you to change behavior by changing the brain

Do you want to learn Parenting with Neuroscience and become a CERTIFIED NEUROSCIENCE PARENTING COACH – send me a DM with the word COACH

Share this now and end the fights at your
play dates

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3 signs of a SUPER BRAIN

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3 signs of a SUPER BRAIN 

Watch the reel to find out if your child does these things 

Type YES And share this to let everyone know that your child has a super brain 

This is parenting with neuroscience 

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​If you want your child to listen to you - do these 3 things

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​If you want your child to listen to you - do these 3 things

Type RIGHT And share this with those who do these 3 things and then criticise your child for not listening 

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You will make mistakes when you are parenting

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You will make mistakes when you are parenting 
Because parents are not perfect 
But what should you do when you make a mistake as a parent 
I have a 5A formula 

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Type MISTAKE and share this now

Mistakes will happen 
Make them count

The perfect child becomes lazy.

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“Our son was the PERFECT CHILD until last year.” The parents of a 9-year-old tell me.
“I am glad he changed!”! I tell them. “If your child is PERFECT, it will become very difficult for them to be SUCCESSFUL.” 

Almost every parent wants a perfect child.
Because a perfect child makes the parents feel like PERFECT PARENTS.

But not for too long.
Soon –

1. The perfect child becomes lazy. 
The laziness is actually their FEAR of FAILURE.
They are perfect – so they can’t afford to fail. So they choose not to try.

2. The perfect child gets stuck in a performance rut
They are stuck because they cannot take FEEDBACK and improve
Because taking feedback is proof that they are not perfect

3. The perfect child starts shouting
Being perfect is extremely stressful and creates ANXIETY. 
And they are always stressed.

4. The perfect child becomes a device addict
Because they are afraid of REJECTION which is an inescapable part of the real world.

Many employers are complaining about the above problems with their “perfect CV” submitting gen Z employees.
Are you one of them?

Parenting must shift from focusing on crafting the perfect BEHAVIOUR
To creating a BETTER BRAIN.
Parenting with Neuroscience is the solution.

Would you like to train to become a NEUROSCIENCE PARENTING COACH?
Registrations are now open for my Neuroscience Parenting Coach Course. Please DM for details.

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