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I could go on - but whether you're a verbal or visual learner, Dayna's thought of everything and truly laid out a map for building the family and life of your dreams, even if you have struggles that feel insurmountable. As a Parent Coach, trained in Relational Neuroscience, I am always looking for evidence based strategies and experts that help families build stronger and more loving connections AND more cooperation. The book explains all about moments of safety, how to manage your guilt, shame and temper and how kids see us in these moments.
Ross Greene's "Raising Human Beings," "Beyond Behaviors" by Mona Delahooke, "Raising Kids with Big, Baffling Behaviors" by Robyn Gobbel, "Your Child is Not Broken" by Heidi Mavir, and "Low Demand Parenting" by Amanda Diekman are a few good ones. But Emily wasn’t even confident she could take a shower without a fight breaking out in her living room. If you are looking for help, here is a fabulous solution for calming yourself, your child and your family. This book is not a text book about neurodiversity but a letter from the heart to us mums who are finding life too much.I’m also the founder of the parenting blog Lemon Lime Adventures, which gets over 3 million visitors a year.
Through her compassionate framework, Calm the Chaos, she has helped millions of desperate parents around the world, find peace and meet their children where they're at when conventional parenting tools have failed them. The things that have allowed us to branch out and be social and build the kind of community that we need when we’re raising an out of the box kiddo has been a game changer.Tilt Parenting, LLC is an educational resource, podcast, consultancy, and community with a focus on positively shifting the way neurodifferences in children are perceived, experienced, and supported, and supporting parents raising differently wired™ kids so these exceptional kids can thrive in their schools, in their families, and in their lives.
A compassionate program… The exercises are pragmatic, and Abraham’s account of learning to help her own son, who threw screaming fits so severe his principal threatened to turn him over to the police when he was in second grade, attests to her hard-won expertise. She discovered that she could start to see her son’s behaviors like a penny and everything started to change. I have used it for school issues, meltdowns, burnout, sleep struggles, rough toddler times and disagreements with my spouse. After 6 years of struggling, it was clear our old way of parenting wasn't working but she felt embarrassed asking for help.EPISODE 33: The holiday season can be a whirlwind of joy and chaos, especially for families like ours with neurodivergent children. I wish for this book to be the manual on how to understand challenging behaviours, to be used by all professionals, and for it to be given as a loving gift to all new parents, carers, and friends worldwide. In this episode, Jason and I delve deep into making the holiday season more enjoyable and less stressful for families like yours and mine. Dayna has eloquently drawn on her personal and professional experiences to create a book filled with raw honesty, hope, compassion and clarity. Finally, if you're considering reading Calm the Chaos and wondering how you could ever have time to read yet another book and try yet another thing, rest assured that Dayna has you covered.
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