Want Your Best Summer Ever ?
I can help!
Imagine a summer from little kids to teens without...
“Mom! I’m bored,” “Why do we have to...? I don’t wanna...”
Nagging the kids to get off their electronics.
Playing referee 24/7.
Sound too good to be true?
It’s not -- when you know what to do.
4 Steps to
YOUR BEST SUMMER EVER
Webinar
You’ll learn how to
Create a joint vision so everyone’s on board
Create order out of chaos with a family calendar visual that tracks it all
Establish summer rules and expectations so you don’t spend your days nagging whining, uncooperative kids.
Have family meetings so everyone has a voice
So how would it be if …
•your kids wake up every summer morning knowing what to do
•your kids have on-going projects they’re excited about
•your kids have (non-electronic) activities they want to dig into
And...
•you have time for yourself … your mate
•you have fun times spent together as a whole family
•you can slow down and savor the season
“I’ve tried making a summer plan for my kids before. Your tips for getting kids’ buy in makes me realize that that is probably where I failed before.””
“I appreciate the practical, real-world things we can easily try out.”
“I love the idea of kids learning to be cooperative not for rewards but because ‘Families work together.’ ”
ACT NOW. Learn 4 totally-doable steps to creating YOUR BEST SUMMER EVER.
Elisabeth Stitt, your presenter
Author and award winning parent educator Elisabeth Stitt founded Joyful Parenting Coaching in 2014 to give parents the skills they need to be confident and joyous. Over the course of her 25-year teaching career in the Redwood City School District (California), Elisabeth saw how parents were becoming increasingly isolated and at the same time were coming to parenting with little or no actual hands on experience with kids. That’s where parenting coaches come in!
Through in-person workshops, one-on-one coaching and online webinars, Elisabeth helps parents establish harmonious households so they can have the warm, loving relationships they desire with their kids.