Lisa Daniels

Here are 3 way to help with homework troubles by "Adjusting the Environment," a strategy from the PC-CARE Parenting Protocol developed at UC Davis Children's Hospital. 1- Remove all distractions from homework area like screens, phones, and even siblings to help your child stay focused. 2 - Set a timer to ring every 10 minutes to allow your child to take a 2 minute break to move their bodies, release any extra energy, and rest their brain to prepare for the next 10 minutes of homework. 3 - Be present with your child the first 5 minutes of homework time, leaving any corrections until after the assignment is complete, and provide only positive statements during that ime to increase their confidence and motivation to finish the assignment. Schedule a free 15 minute consultation now to learn more! Go to the link in bio or www.HFCounsel.com/adhd to learn more about our educational therapy services for children ages 4-12. #homeworkhelp #parentsupport #youareworthyofsupport #mendinghearts #childanxiety #childadhd #tantrums #PCIT #PCCARE #childtherapy #playtherapy #behaviortherapy #happyhome #emotionalwellbeing #adhdtips #parentingjourney #parentingstruggles #parentingtips #responsiveparenting #intentionalparenting #respectfulparenting #adhdparenting #parentingishard #mindfulparenting #parentinghacks #parentingcoach #childdevelopment #parentingtips #gentleparenting #consciousparenting

Here are 3 way to help with homework troubles by "Adjusting the Environment," a strategy from the PC-CARE Parenting Protocol developed at UC Davis Children's Hospital. 1- Remove all distractions from homework area like screens, phones, and even siblings to help your child stay focused. 2 - Set a timer to ring every 10 minutes to allow your child to take a 2 minute break to move their bodies, release any extra energy, and rest their brain to prepare for the next 10 minutes of homework. 3 - Be present with your child the first 5 minutes of homework time, leaving any corrections until after the assignment is complete, and provide only positive statements during that ime to increase their confidence and motivation to finish the assignment. Schedule a free 15 minute consultation now to learn more! Go to the link in bio or www.HFCounsel.com/adhd to learn more about our educational therapy services for children ages 4-12. #homeworkhelp #parentsupport #youareworthyofsupport #mendinghearts #childanxiety #childadhd #tantrums #PCIT #PCCARE #childtherapy #playtherapy #behaviortherapy #happyhome #emotionalwellbeing #adhdtips #parentingjourney #parentingstruggles #parentingtips #responsiveparenting #intentionalparenting #respectfulparenting #adhdparenting #parentingishard #mindfulparenting #parentinghacks #parentingcoach #childdevelopment #parentingtips #gentleparenting #consciousparenting

Here are 3 way to help with homework troubles by "Adjusting the Environment," a strategy from the PC-CARE Parenting Protocol developed at UC Davis Children's Hospital. 1- Remove all distractions from homework area like screens, phones, and even siblings to help your child stay focused. 2 - Set a timer to ring every 10 minutes to allow your child to take a 2 minute break to move their bodies, release any extra energy, and rest their brain to prepare for the next 10 minutes of homework. 3 - Be present with your child the first 5 minutes of homework time, leaving any corrections until after the assignment is complete, and provide only positive statements during that ime to increase their confidence and motivation to finish the assignment. Schedule a free 15 minute consultation now to learn more! Go to the link in bio or www.HFCounsel.com/adhd to learn more about our educational therapy services for children ages 4-12. #homeworkhelp #parentsupport #youareworthyofsupport #mendinghearts #childanxiety #childadhd #tantrums #PCIT #PCCARE #childtherapy #playtherapy #behaviortherapy #happyhome #emotionalwellbeing #adhdtips #parentingjourney #parentingstruggles #parentingtips #responsiveparenting #intentionalparenting #respectfulparenting #adhdparenting #parentingishard #mindfulparenting #parentinghacks #parentingcoach #childdevelopment #parentingtips #gentleparenting #consciousparenting

Here are a few of our favorite strategies using the PC-CARE Parenting Protocol developed at UC Davis Children's Hospital. 1) Daily Special Play Time - Often at the root of sibling conflict is the children's frustration that they must share their parents' attention with their siblings. But parents can meet the need that all children have for daily, undivided attention by providing each child with their own 5 minutes of daily special playtime. This is where the parent follows the child’s lead in the play for 5 minutes every day. Many parents call it “the magic strategy” because it reduces ALL disruptive behaviors. 2) PRIDE Skills - Some children come to see that the fastest way to "connect" with their parent is to provoke or hit their siblings because the parent comes rushing over. So, while we don't ignore fighting, we can give a lot more positive attention (PRIDE skills) to when children are getting along, sharing, and using polite words with each other so that disruptive behaviors aren’t the only way a child can get this need for parent attention met reliably. 3) Rule & Incentive - Set a rule that if siblings argue, provoke, or fight with each other instead of coming to the parent for help, they will lose a daily “getting along” prize. But if they come to the parent for help before that an eruption, the parent can help them practice using kind words to come to a solution, a skill that will prevent arguing in the future. Within a few weeks, children can "graduate" from needing a prize because they now know how to use polite words to solve problems. Prize Pro Tip: Prizes can be as simple as playing hide and seek before bedtime or being a special helper to a parent with a house chore. 30 seconds of one-on-one time is often all that is needed. Schedule a free 15-minute consultation now to learn more! Go to the link in bio or https://lnkd.in/gsq7QkBv to learn more about our services for children ages 1-10 with big emotions and challenging behaviors. #GettingAlongAtLast #SiblingRivalry #parentsupport #tantrums #PCIT #PCCARE #childtherapy #playtherapy #behaviortherapy #happyhome #emotionalwellbeing #adhdtips #parentingjourney #parentingstruggles #parentingtips #responsiveparenting #intentionalparenting #respectfulparenting #adhdparenting #parentingishard #mindfulparenting #parentinghacks #parentingcoach #childdevelopment #parentingtips #gentleparenting #consciousparenting

Here are a few of our favorite strategies using the PC-CARE Parenting Protocol developed at UC Davis Children's Hospital. 1) Daily Special Play Time - Often at the root of sibling conflict is the children's frustration that they must share their parents' attention with their siblings. But parents can meet the need that all children have for daily, undivided attention by providing each child with their own 5 minutes of daily special playtime. This is where the parent follows the child’s lead in the play for 5 minutes every day. Many parents call it “the magic strategy” because it reduces ALL disruptive behaviors. 2) PRIDE Skills - Some children come to see that the fastest way to "connect" with their parent is to provoke or hit their siblings because the parent comes rushing over. So, while we don't ignore fighting, we can give a lot more positive attention (PRIDE skills) to when children are getting along, sharing, and using polite words with each other so that disruptive behaviors aren’t the only way a child can get this need for parent attention met reliably. 3) Rule & Incentive - Set a rule that if siblings argue, provoke, or fight with each other instead of coming to the parent for help, they will lose a daily “getting along” prize. But if they come to the parent for help before that an eruption, the parent can help them practice using kind words to come to a solution, a skill that will prevent arguing in the future. Within a few weeks, children can ""graduate"" from needing a prize because they now know how to use polite words to solve problems. Prize Pro Tip: Prizes can be as simple as playing hide and seek before bedtime or being a special helper to a parent with a house chore. 30 seconds of one-on-one time is often all that is needed. Schedule a free 15-minute consultation now to learn more! Go to the link in bio or https://lnkd.in/gsq7QkBv to learn more about our services for children ages 1-10 with big emotions and challenging behaviors. #GettingAlongAtLast #SiblingRivalry #parentsupport #tantrums #PCIT #PCCARE #childtherapy #playtherapy #behaviortherapy #happyhome #emotionalwellbeing #adhdtips #parentingjourney #parentingstruggles #parentingtips #responsiveparenting #intentionalparenting #respectfulparenting #adhdparenting #parentingishard #mindfulparenting #parentinghacks #parentingcoach #childdevelopment #parentingtips #gentleparenting #consciousparenting

Here are a few of our favorite strategies using the PC-CARE Parenting Protocol developed at UC Davis Children's Hospital. 1) Daily Special Play Time - Often at the root of sibling conflict is the children's frustration that they must share their parents' attention with their siblings. But parents can meet the need that all children have for daily, undivided attention by providing each child with their own 5 minutes of daily special playtime. This is where the parent follows the child’s lead in the play for 5 minutes every day. Many parents call it “the magic strategy” because it reduces ALL disruptive behaviors. 2) PRIDE Skills - Some children come to see that the fastest way to ""connect"" with their parent is to provoke or hit their siblings because the parent comes rushing over. So, while we don't ignore fighting, we can give a lot more positive attention (PRIDE skills) to when children are getting along, sharing, and using polite words with each other so that disruptive behaviors aren’t the only way a child can get this need for parent attention met reliably. 3) Rule & Incentive - Set a rule that if siblings argue, provoke, or fight with each other instead of coming to the parent for help, they will lose a daily “getting along” prize. But if they come to the parent for help before that an eruption, the parent can help them practice using kind words to come to a solution, a skill that will prevent arguing in the future. Within a few weeks, children can ""graduate"" from needing a prize because they now know how to use polite words to solve problems. Prize Pro Tip: Prizes can be as simple as playing hide and seek before bedtime or being a special helper to a parent with a house chore. 30 seconds of one-on-one time is often all that is needed. Schedule a free 15-minute consultation now to learn more! Go to the link in bio or https://lnkd.in/gsq7QkBv to learn more about our services for children ages 1-10 with big emotions and challenging behaviors. #GettingAlongAtLast #SiblingRivalry #parentsupport #tantrums #PCIT #PCCARE #childtherapy #playtherapy #behaviortherapy #happyhome #emotionalwellbeing #adhdtips #parentingjourney #parentingstruggles #parentingtips #responsiveparenting #intentionalparenting #respectfulparenting #adhdparenting #parentingishard #mindfulparenting #parentinghacks #parentingcoach #childdevelopment #parentingtips #gentleparenting #consciousparenting

Here are a few of our favorite strategies using the PC-CARE Parenting Protocol developed at UC Davis Children's Hospital. 1) Adjusting the Environment and Modeling: The night before, let your child help you choose your clothes for the next day and show them how you are setting them out so it's easier to get dressed quickly. Then help your child do the same with their clothes. 2) Strategic Attention: Give your child a social reward every time they put on an article of clothing e.g. a high five for a shirt, thumb wars for pants, bear hug when shoes are on, etc. 3) If / Then Statement: Tell your child that if they are dressed on time, they can have screen time the last few minutes before leaving or can choose the radio station in the car. Schedule a free 15-minute consultation now to learn more! Go to the link in bio or https://lnkd.in/g4ijsa4H to learn more about our services for children ages 1-10 with big emotions and challenging behaviors and about the PC-CARE parenting protocol. #GettingDressedLikeABigKid #parentsupport #youareworthyofsupport #mendinghearts #childanxiety #childadhd #tantrums #PCIT #PCCARE #childtherapy #playtherapy #behaviortherapy #happyhome #emotionalwellbeing #adhdtips #parentingjourney #parentingstruggles #parentingtips #responsiveparenting #intentionalparenting #respectfulparenting #adhdparenting #parentingishard #mindfulparenting #parentinghacks #parentingcoach #childdevelopment #parentingtips #gentleparenting #consciousparenting

Here are a few of our favorite strategies using the PC-CARE Parenting Protocol developed at UC Davis Children's Hospital. 1) Adjusting the Environment and Modeling: The night before, let your child help you choose your clothes for the next day and show them how you are setting them out so it's easier to get dressed quickly. Then help your child do the same with their clothes. 2) Strategic Attention: Give your child a social reward every time they put on an article of clothing e.g. a high five for a shirt, thumb wars for pants, bear hug when shoes are on, etc. 3) If / Then Statement: Tell your child that if they are dressed on time, they can have screen time the last few minutes before leaving or can choose the radio station in the car. Schedule a free 15-minute consultation now to learn more! Go to the link in bio or https://lnkd.in/g4ijsa4H to learn more about our services for children ages 1-10 with big emotions and challenging behaviors and about the PC-CARE parenting protocol. #GettingDressedLikeABigKid #parentsupport #youareworthyofsupport #mendinghearts #childanxiety #childadhd #tantrums #PCIT #PCCARE #childtherapy #playtherapy #behaviortherapy #happyhome #emotionalwellbeing #adhdtips #parentingjourney #parentingstruggles #parentingtips #responsiveparenting #intentionalparenting #respectfulparenting #adhdparenting #parentingishard #mindfulparenting #parentinghacks #parentingcoach #childdevelopment #parentingtips #gentleparenting #consciousparenting

Here are a few of our favorite strategies using the PC-CARE Parenting Protocol developed at UC Davis Children's Hospital. 1) Adjusting the Environment and Modeling: The night before, let your child help you choose your clothes for the next day and show them how you are setting them out so it's easier to get dressed quickly. Then help your child do the same with their clothes. 2) Strategic Attention: Give your child a social reward every time they put on an article of clothing e.g. a high five for a shirt, thumb wars for pants, bear hug when shoes are on, etc. 3) If / Then Statement: Tell your child that if they are dressed on time, they can have screen time the last few minutes before leaving or can choose the radio station in the car. Schedule a free 15-minute consultation now to learn more! Go to the link in bio or https://lnkd.in/g4ijsa4H to learn more about our services for children ages 1-10 with big emotions and challenging behaviors and about the PC-CARE parenting protocol. #GettingDressedLikeABigKid #parentsupport #youareworthyofsupport #mendinghearts #childanxiety #childadhd #tantrums #PCIT #PCCARE #childtherapy #playtherapy #behaviortherapy #happyhome #emotionalwellbeing #adhdtips #parentingjourney #parentingstruggles #parentingtips #responsiveparenting #intentionalparenting #respectfulparenting #adhdparenting #parentingishard #mindfulparenting #parentinghacks #parentingcoach #childdevelopment #parentingtips #gentleparenting #consciousparenting

Here are 3 way to help with homework troubles by "Adjusting the Environment," a strategy from the PC-CARE Parenting Protocol developed at UC Davis Children's Hospital. 1) Remove all distractions from homework area like screens, phones, and even siblings to help your child stay focused. 2) Set a timer to ring every 10 minutes to allow your child to take a 2 minute break to move their bodies, release any extra energy, and rest their brain to prepare for the next 10 minutes of homework. 3) Be present with your child the first 5 minutes of homework time, leaving any corrections until after the assignment is complete, and provide only positive statements during that ime to increase their confidence and motivation to finish the assignment. Schedule a free 15 minute consultation now to learn more! Go to the link in bio or www.HFCounsel.com/adhd to learn more about our educational therapy services for children ages 4-12. #homeworkhelp #parentsupport #youareworthyofsupport #mendinghearts #childanxiety #childadhd #tantrums #PCIT #PCCARE #childtherapy #playtherapy #behaviortherapy #happyhome #emotionalwellbeing #adhdtips #parentingjourney #parentingstruggles #parentingtips #responsiveparenting #intentionalparenting #respectfulparenting #adhdparenting #parentingishard #mindfulparenting #parentinghacks #parentingcoach #childdevelopment #parentingtips #gentleparenting #consciousparenting