Here's How To Get Your Kids To Listen

How to teach your child to acknowledge and manage their emotions, while helping them solve their own problems (Dr Rosina McAlpine, award winning educator and author)

From Julie King (author of two best-selling books: How To Talk So LITTLE Kids Will Listen and How To Talk When Kids Won't Listen), you'll learn why “playfulness” is such a powerful technique to increase cooperation... and a simple trick to be playful even when you don't feel like it

What to do instead of threats or consequences to get your child to cooperate (Dr. Chelsey Hauge-Zavaleta, educational neuroscientist)

Dr Ross Greene (a clinical psychologist and best-selling author of Raising Human Beings and The Explosive Child) teaches how to solve problems with kids instead of trying to fix their behavior

Where to start to help your child feel heard, seen and understood (Dr Heather Wittenberg, practicing child psychologist and owner of BabyShrink.com)

Heather Lindsay, a parenting coach and author of My Big Emotions, explains how to understand your child's preferred communication style, and how to talk to them in a way that makes it much more likely that they will hear you and listen to you.

How to parent smarter, not harder using "Golden Time" (Tia Slightham, parenting coach and teacher)

How to use the “Playfulness Mindset” to help your children enjoy cooperating and listening (Karen Thurm Safran, educator and author of "Parenting - Let’s Make a Game of It")

How “detaching yourself from the outcome” helps your children respond more positively (Dr Paul Jenkins, child and family psychologist, author and podcast host)

How to use the “C.A.L.M. Technique” to turn your language and words into “medicine” that calms your child and helps them cooperate (Jennifer Kolari, a child and family therapist, one of the US’s leading parenting experts, a highly sought-after international speaker, and the founder of Connected Parenting)

How to create a “win-win solution” when dealing with your children (Sarah Rosensweet, peaceful parenting coach and host of the top-rated parenting podcast, The Peaceful Parenting Podcast)

The 4 steps to getting your kids to listen without yelling (Lisa Smith, parenting coach, best-selling author of "The Angry Parent")

Why hugging your child when they misbehave is important if you want them to listen to you (Judy Arnall, author, founder of Attachment Parenting Canada, and a brain and child development specialist)

What it really means when you feel like your children aren’t listening to you (Anna Seewald, parenting author, speaker, and podcast host)

From Jessie Buttons (international nanny and parenting coach), you'll learn how to identify the Nature of your child...and how understanding the nature of your child can help you to motivate them and prevent clashes and fights.

How to use “Curious Waiting” to connect with your child, in order to understand them better and make them more willing to cooperate (Rebecca Rolland, Harvard Graduate School of Education lecturer and author of The Art of Talking with Children)

Why kids will listen to you if you listen to them (Nathan Wallis, neuroscience trainer and educator)

How to use “Pairing” to intentionally reconnect with your child to make it more likely that they will cooperate with you (Dr. Beth Trammell, licensed psychologist, author, and speaker)

What it really means when your child is not cooperating, and how to help build your child’s emotional competence and capacity by becoming a “stress detective” (Dr Jean Clinton, child psychologist and clinical professor of psychiatry and behavioral neurosciences)

The single most important thing we can do for our kids to help them develop emotional regulation (Dr Hilary Mandzik, licensed psychologist and parent coach)

Sandi and Melissa Schwartz teach their simple, 3-step "One Minute Miracle" technique that you can use to get your children excited about cooperation, while also building a deeper connection and respect between you.

Elisabeth Stitt (author, parent educator, coach and retired school teacher) explains how to anticipate problem times (like getting kids ready for school in the morning), and then develop plans in, collaboration with your children, to make things go easier and smoother

Shirley Pastiroff (author of The Mindful Parent - How to Stay Sane, Stay Calm and Stay Connected to Your Kids) shares how to notice your emotions and stay calm when your kids upset you, and why that makes it much easier to get kids to cooperate.

Dr. Jenny Michaelson (PhD, PCI Certified Parent Coach®, mother of two, and founder of True North Parent Coaching) teaches practical techniques for getting your child to stop playing and come eat dinner (and any other difficult transitions you might be struggling with).