Are they not listening, ignoring you, and yelling "NO!" at your every request?
Setting Loving (& Effective!) Limits
Free Workshop
Free Workshop
This workshop is over. Sign-up below to our waiting list for 2023
Setting Loving
(& Effective!) Limits Free Workshop
This workshop is over. Sign-up below to our waiting list for 2023
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Do you have a child aged 1 - 6?
Are you ready to set calm, confident limits that your child respects?
Would you like more cooperation from your child with daily tasks?
Do you want your rules and boundaries to reflect your own values?
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If Your Children are Constantly Testing Limits, this Workshop is for You
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Go from constant struggles and nagging to a new sense of calm & collaboration by learning how to Set Loving (& Effective) Limits
If Your Children are Constantly Testing Limits, this Workshop is for You
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Go from constant struggles and nagging to a new sense of calm & collaboration by learning how to Set Loving (& Effective) Limits
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"Our kids have been so much more helpful and we have all been so much happier without all the power struggles. What a change!" - Workshop Participant Amy
Join thousands of parents and learn how to
Set Loving (& Effective!) Limits
Enroll in the workshop - orientation is underwa
Because parenting doesn't have to be this frustrating!
Join thousands of parents & learn how to
Set Loving
(& Effective!) Limits
Enroll in the workshop - orientation is underway
Because parenting doesn't have to be this frustrating!
You'll learn
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How to cut the number of limits you set by at least half, allowing your child more freedom within a framework of acceptable behavior
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To set limits calmly and confidently, not on the spur of the moment
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How to use the Three Zones of Behavior to set limits that your child will respect
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The critical difference between limits and boundaries that affects your parenting
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How to move beyond setting limits to engage your child's intrinsic desire to cooperate with you
You'll see
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Decreased testing behavior from your child
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Reduced stress for you
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A new sense of calm and collaboration in your home (and who doesn't need more of that these days?)
How it works
1. Sign up for the FREE workshop on this page
2. Choose your own adventure: we'll send you access to the (short! concise!) workshop content via daily emails between April 26 and May 5 (with a free weekend in the middle)...OR you can complete the content and move forward at your own pace starting today, if you like!
3. Join the private community to get your questions answered, and share your successes!
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Watch as your child takes on responsibility for finding solutions to problems
Transform the tone of interactions in your home in one week: enjoy your child's cooperation and reduced conflict
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Watch & Listen
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Get the information and tools you need
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Apply it in real life
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Watch & Listen
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Get the information and tools you need
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Apply it in real life
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Simple, Easy & Effective
Pre-work
See how the limits you're setting now are creating a negative environment in your home
Day 1
Decide when a limit needs to be set by categorizing your child's behavior
Day 2
Three tools to get you out of sticky situations
Day 3
New tools to make limits irrelevant, because your child WANTS to collaborate!
Day 4
What to do in difficult situations when limits haven't 'worked' in the past
Day 5
Drawing it all together: using the tools in interactions with your child
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Hosted by:
Jen Lumanlan M.S., M.Ed.
Creator of Your Parenting Mojo
Since 2015 Jen has helped thousands of parents understand the research behind positive parenting principals and apply these methods in their own families. When she's not neck-deep in research papers preparing for one of the 150+ podcast episodes she has produced, she is busy coaching parents to have the ‘aha’ moment that shifts their whole way of thinking about a particular struggle they’re facing related to parenting.
Jen received Bachelors degrees from Berkeley and a Master's from Yale in subjects related to environmental sustainability...but her path shifted after her daughter was born. She went back to school for a Master's degree in Psychology (Child Development) and another in Education.
She hosts the 5-Star rated Your Parenting Mojo podcast - named Best Research-Based Parenting Podcast by Lifehacker and is also a trained Co-Active Coach.
She is the prominent parenting expert focused on an inclusive, whole-child AND whole-parent approach that offers the complete package of support you and your child need.
What parents are saying:
What parents are saying:
Research-based ideas to help kids - and parents - thrive
This workshop is free. At the end of our 5 day workshop, I'll open the doors for you to join my Parenting Membership! I do hope you'll choose to join me then but you don't have to buy anything to get tons of value out of this workshop.
The new methods you'll learn in this workshop may take more attention to implement while you're learning them than the traditional methods you've been using, but the outcomes for all humans involved may include increased connection, cooperation, and a desire to spend more time in each other's company.
The parents who see great results are those who put in the work and have a support system (and we'll help you with both!).
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