by Ariele Lanning | Jul 3, 2024 | Parenting in General, Teaching Tools
Last week we talked about figuring out what matters most to you, also known as clarifying your values. What kind of mom do you want to be? When we are doing things that embody that value, it just feels good! It gives us positive reinforcement which can provide...
by Ariele Lanning | Jul 3, 2024 | About ABA, Parenting in General, Teaching Tools
Last week we talked about figuring out what kind of mom you want to be. What are the chosen characteristics or values that you already exhibit or want to show more of? Think of just a couple that you want to go for this week. Now what do we do with these qualities or...
by Ariele Lanning | Jul 3, 2024 | Parenting in General, Teaching Tools
Mom guilt is very real. You’ve felt it. I’ve felt it. It affects us as mothers in all kinds of different ways at different times. Mom guilt is a catch-all term that encompasses feelings of guilt, inadequacy, worry, and anxiety. It is a common term for very real...
by Leanne Page | Feb 26, 2024 | Positive Reinforcement, Teaching Tools
Work Parent Thrive is one of my favorite reads of 2023. Why? It combines all the things I love- good parenting, sound advice based in research, and Acceptance and Commitment Training, something I use daily in my own life and teach in Parent Coaching and in continuing...
by Leanne Page | Feb 12, 2024 | About ABA, Parenting in General, Teaching Tools
What are some of the things we work on in Parent Coaching? Have you ever wondered what it’s all about? Parent Coaching is a one-on-one format so you can get direct help and support. We brainstorm together to find the best fit behavior tools to help things run smoothly...
by Leanne Page | Feb 6, 2024 | About ABA, Positive Reinforcement, Problem Behavior, Teaching Tools
The trend on social media these days seems to have shifted from being the perfect Pinterest mom (or dad) to the hilariously imperfect parents whose children are completely out of control. Where is the balance? Who wants to be either of these extremes? Is there a...
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