Happy kids make parenting easier.
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Being a mom isn’t easy.
Imagine raising happy kids. Imagine parenting being easier.
To start with, I get it. Above all, I wanted my son to be a happy kid. As a parent, raising a child with diverse learning abilities, and besides that, trying to find a way through his social fears and ADHD, was tough. I’m Deborah Woods, National Board-Certified Counselor, and I understand the struggles.
Does any of this sound familiar? The big unhappy feelings, disrespectful outbursts, tears, and tantrums were overwhelming. Sadly, I made mistakes along the way. Thankfully, over time, things changed.
Fortunately, my story has a happy ending. Fast forward to today, my son has grown into a happy man.
Here’s how we did it. In the beginning, we worked to build a nurturing home that improved his happiness and resilience. Then, we put together a family way of life that promoted healthy social chats, experiences, and outings, which helped overcome his anxiety.
Later, discovering his unique learning style was a real turning point for him that led to his love of learning. At the same time, we found useful ways to support his independence despite his ADHD.
Along this journey, I learned to stand up for him. Finally, the icing on the cake, by welcoming his differences and strengths, we found reasons to celebrate our joy as a family.
Are you interested in a similar change? If so, allow me to show you how parenting, even with its many challenges, can be made a lot easier and much more enjoyable.
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Treat Yourself
First of all, parenting challenges are tough to discuss. This is particularly true if you’re talking to someone who hasn’t been in your shoes. Yet, remember this important point. Opening up to someone who gets it can bring great relief, comfort, and hope.
That’s why I want to make it easier for you talk about your concerns. Let me treat you a special gift – a chat with a seasoned professional who truly gets what you’re going through.
To be clear, I struggled as a mom because I love hard. I wasn’t about to quit. I suspect that’s true of you too.
For that reason, I’m extending an invitation for a free parent consultation. Since you’ve faced enough hardship, this is an ideal time to ease your journey as a mother. Indeed, parenting can be more enjoyable. Why not take the first step today?
I invite you to aim for more joyful days and peaceful nights for both you and your child.
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