Kathy Slattengren - The Inspire Me Today Blog

Kathy Slattengren, M. Ed., has helped thousands of parents from across the United States to Australia through her online parenting classes, parenting presentations, parent coaching and Priceless Parenting Guidebook. Parents excitedly report their success in replacing yelling and threatening with calm, confident parenting. When your children’s behavior is really pushing your buttons, discover ways to set effective limits, invite cooperation and have a lot more fun together!

Website: http://PricelessParenting.com

Posts by Kathy Slattengren

0January 17, 2012
Decreasing Your Family’s Tension by Changing Your Tone

By Kathy Slattengren. When you walk into an office, a store or someone’s home, you immediately get a sense for that place. It might be warm and welcoming or cold…
0January 10, 2012
How Wanting Kids to Be Happy Can Lead to Raising Self-Centered, Unhappy Children

By Kathy Slattengren. Desiring happiness for their children is a goal shared by most parents. However, when parents focus too much energy on ensuring their children’s happiness, they can unintentionally…
0January 3, 2012
Improving Your Children’s Motivation

By Kathy Slattengren. Do you ever wish your children were more motivated in school, sports or playing an instrument? Many parents try hard to motivate their kids by giving rewards…
1December 27, 2011
Creating Your Frazzle-Free Family

Consider the last time your everyone in your family was having fun and not feeling frazzled. What was happening that contributed to things going so well? Below are some of…
3December 20, 2011
Helping Kids Gain Positive Control Over Their Thoughts

By Kathy Slattengren. How often are your children thinking negative thoughts about themselves? Sometimes you know their thoughts are negative because they blurt out something like “I’ll never get this!”…
0December 13, 2011
Leading Your Children Instead of Bossing Them

By Kathy Slattengren. Bossing children around tends to produce resistance instead of cooperation. How does the thought of being managed by someone else make you feel? Irritated? Angry? Rebellious? If…