SREENI’S PERSONALIZED PARENTING PLAN

Your Personalized Parenting Plan will be created AS YOU GO THROUGH THE STAGES LISTED BELOW. 
At each stage, you will will receive instructions for progressing to the next stage.

As you complete these stages, tools/tips will be added to your personal toolbox and plan.

 

START HERE
STAGE 1: Why Does My Child Keep Doing That?!
STAGE 2: Quick Wins
STAGE 3: Building Your Influence
STAGE 4: Handling Behavior In the Moment
STAGE 5: Making Changes Last

Motivating more respectful behavior from Aishna toward elders

Overview

Coming soon

Required Tools

Focusing on consistency (link to come in Stage 3)

Modeling and practicing the behavior you want to see (link to come in Stage 3)

Teaching kids to regulate emotions (handle Yuck) (link to come in Stage 3)

Responding to disrespectful behavior in the moment (link to come in Stage 4)

Phrases to Use

Coming soon

Improving Aishna's cooperation during daily tasks

Overview

Gaining cooperation is about 3 things: 1.) Balancing firmness with respect, 2.) making sure they have the tools to do what you ask (ie, handling boring tasks, handling transitions, etc.) and 3.) handling Yuck

Proactively, it is important to teach the tools she may not have (like engaging her in boring tasks) and making deposits into emotional needs accounts so that you have more influence over her. 

In the moment, use “Calm, Connect, Correct” to motivate better behavior. 
Calm = you are confident and not controlled by your emotions
Connect = you see the situation from her perspective… why is she not doing what you ask? 
Correct = give her the tools she needs to succeed. Sometimes that means re-iterating the boundary and letting her release Yuck. 

 

 STRATEGIES THAT HAVE WORKED FOR AISHNA TO MOTIVATE MORE COOPERATION IN THE MORNING

Having her brush her teeth and counting the direction of the brush

Putting on her pants with her eyes closed
Telling a story of a bad kid and the importance of school 

STRATEGIES THAT HAVE WORKED FOR AISHNA TO PUT SHOES AWAY
Putting her shoes in the rack the “right way” 
Asking her to tell you whose shoes are bigger 

How to Do This

Helping Kids Handle Monotonous Tasks (Quick Win)

Helping Kids Handle Transitions (Quick Win)

Focusing on consistency (link to come in stage 3)

Teaching kids how to do what they don’t want to do (link to come in stage 3)

Depositing into emotional needs, especially Control (link to come in stage 3)

Responding to defiant behavior in the moment (link to come in Stage 4)


Phrases to Use

DOCUMENTS

The Firm + Respectful Model

TOOLS LIST

(This list will be built as you go through the program)

NOTES AND QUESTIONS

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