How To Get Your Kids to Listen
Without Raising Your Voice or Nagging!
Free Online Workshop for Parents Dealing with Challenging Kids!
Discover how to deal with behavior meltdowns, tantrums, and outbursts so that you can end all the yelling, and get your kids to listen and calm down without needing to discipline behavior
Our Promise to You
Get your child to listen the first time! Learn to make the ultimate shift from raising your voice, yelling and nagging to helping your kids calm down and listen.
If you’re feeling:
Tired of having to discipline behavior to get your kids to listen and calm down
Worried that your child isn’t making progress
Anxious about what your child’s future holds
Frustrated you have to deal with nothing working
Then this free online workshop is for you!
Here’s what you’ll discover:
Focusing on the negative is a habit that you fall into when you have kids with challenging behavior but, nagging is ultimately ineffective in getting your kids to listen
Consequences shouldn’t be designed to stop or start a behavior in the moment and will only make things worse and give you more to deal with
How to create a calm down peaceful home, where everyone enjoys being together. If you’ve tried connecting more yet, your family still can’t stand being around each other, you will absolutely love this!
Struggling to gain cooperation?
Struggling with bed time? Teeth brushing? Talking back? Homework? Room cleaning? Putting away laundry? Calming your child? Swearing? Teenage drama? Sibling fights? Hours and hours on the phone or other electronics? Getting out of the house on time with no stress?
Here’s what you’ll learn:
Why common advice like repeating your instructions until they listen or “Just be stricter” (or more permissive) will only make behavior worse and give you even more to deal with – and what to do instead
How shifting your focus from discipline and the negative to deal with the positive will get your kids to listen without you having to nag, yell, or raise your voice
How to stay calm and avoid meltdowns, tantrums and outbursts
A simple framework that gives you a path to progress in helping your child self-regulate behavior and problem solve and listen to you while being more attentive to the family and your needs
Who is this for?
This free online workshop is for parents and caregivers who are:
Frustrated because your kids won’t listen to you and you’re unable to get your kids to willingly participate in doing their homework, help with daily chores and other important activities and you just don’t know how to deal with it anymore
Tired of having so much to deal with while having to constantly fight and argue with your kids to listen and never feeling like you are getting them to calm down
Overwhelmed with everything you have to deal with to keep up with daily responsibilities while you can’t get your kids to listen or help with anything
Here’s what parents are saying:
Jessie and Harley
“Things work a lot better, Harley is back in preschool with nothing but positive notes from the staff. He is becoming a role model for his sisters and he isn’t waking in the night anymore. Before I learned The 7 Steps, everything was stressful but now we have fun together.”
Jennifer and Connor
“I was able to limit the amount of computer time Connor had each day. Then he started to participate in outdoor activities with the family that he used to avoid! His language improved as well. All of this with no aggression or major fights or blow ups in months!’
Luis and his boys
“I used to believe that my boys were supposed to do things just because I said so. I thought they shouldn’t have to be reinforced or given anything for doing what they are expected to do. Every day was filled with yelling and punishment. Now I know the 7 Steps and my relationship with my sons is so much better. I am so thankful.”
About Your Host
Robert Schramm is a Board Certified Behavior Analyst and published author of the books “Motivation and Reinforcement” and “The 7 Steps to Instructional Motivation.” He has focused his career on understanding the motivational aspects involved in helping parents overcome challenging behavior to raise capable and confident adults.
