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Video #3: 7 Tips to Avoid or Minimize Power Struggles!

Knowledge Is Power ~ Sir Francis Bacon

Knowledge is power and having the knowledge to know how to disengage from power struggles or not get into them in the first place is very powerful!

Enjoy Part 3 in this Time Sensitive FREE Three Part Video Parenting Series:

7 Tips To Avoid or Minimize Power Struggles!

Click here to access all three free videos:

Video #1: How to Handle Our Kids’ BIG Emotions! (and a pdf with a quote that will really help you out)

Video #2: 5 Common Parenting Myths Debunked! (“We don’t know what we don’t know”…”Hurt people hurt people” and other great tips!)

Video #3: 7 Tips to Avoid Power Struggles! (and a pdf cheat sheet to help you remember all 7 tips!)

Enjoy the videos while they’re still up,

Warmly,

PS. Registration for my next round of Self-Empowerment groups is now open. The 7-9 year old group is full but there is still space in the 10-12 year old group. For more information and to register online, please click here.

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