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In fact, the framework makes so much sense and is so easy to remember that I can see myself using it for all parts of my life, not just with my kids and family. I’m not triggered by the chaos causers that happen in our family anymore, because I’ve learned to take care of myself, to ‘stop, breathe, and anchor’. Calm the Chaos gives parents, teachers, and anyone working with kids evidence-based, practical strategies for addressing every hot button behavior issue. After her husband left, she didn’t know who she was, what she liked or what she was passionate about. I’ve learned to understand each of my super kids so I am able to meet them in their struggles, connect with them in the moment, and empower them to be solution finders.
I spent the first 7 years of parenting feeling like an absolute failure despite my background in education. 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. Simple Self-Care Practices for Parents: Practical tips for preserving your sanity even when you don’t have the time.The 5 Dominant Behaviour Types: An insightful guide to understanding your child's behavior so you can learn how to turn their struggles into superpowers. This book is written to meet struggling parents early in their understanding of neurodiversity where they are at. We talk about redefining holiday traditions to suit our unique family needs, managing overwhelming extended family interactions, and handling the sensory and emotional intensities that come with the festive season. Step by step, Dayna shares her experiences and knowledge to help us use our expertise on our children to make lasting changes for the better in our families.
This actually works to accomplish calm while teaching your children necessary skills, like setting boundaries and looking beyond the surface, respecting themselves and others beyond the surface acts (sir and ma’am ect. She has stated publicly that her her goal is to replace 123 Magic as the default parenting book, because of the statements that if 123 Magic doesn’t work it’s because you or your child are doing it wrong/broken. We discuss how the ideals of relationships often clash with reality after having kids, and how to address these changes. But Emily wasn’t even confident she could take a shower without a fight breaking out in her living room.EPISODE 38: Family life can sometimes feel like navigating a battlefield, filled with resentment, frustration, and a sense of failure. We discuss how to maintain your parenting confidence and strategies to tactfully handle these situations. dealing with trauma, or just tougher than other kids you’ve met, parenting expert Dayna Abraham, is here to help. I will keep this book on my shelves forever, and I know that it will be invaluable as I move forward as a parent and as an advocate for families in crisis. She loved the course as it provides for all learner types, the steps so small you can’t fail and everyone on the team genuinely cares.
Over the course of the CTC program, Emily discovered that not only could she help her kids foster a great relationship with each other, but she could develop a better relationship with herself, too.EPISODE 35: Navigating marriage while also parenting strong willed, highly-sensitive or neurodivergent kids can be a challenge for many parents. Immediately I saw a change in my son - because I stopped focusing on his behaviors and what he was doing TO me, and realized that he was communicating he needed help. The YOU CUE Framework: Your go-to simple 4-part framework that you can use again and again to solve any behavior problem and create a peaceful home. If you've read other books on parenting and have been left thinking "Oh that all sounds great, but how do I *do* any of it? 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.
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