CREATING A PEACEFUL MORNING ROUTINE
A GUIDE FOR PARENTS
Guide To Great Morning Routines
Introduction
The Empower parenting program equips caregivers with valuable tools for empowering children and fostering a positive attitude in their little ones, ensuring a productive workday for parents. The pressure to get everyone ready and out the door on time can set a tense tone for the entire day. However, establishing a peaceful morning routine can be a game-changer, fostering a positive start to the day and nurturing a harmonious family environment. In this blog post, we delve into the importance of a tranquil and offer practical tips to help parents navigate the morning rush with ease and grace.
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Parents Reviews
Juliana
Efrat immediately grasped the root of every problem and problem I presented to her during thecourse.She has an innate sense of psychology. She has always offered solutions that suited us in anon-stressful approach, opening my eyes to issues I would not have overcome on my own,even with books on child psychology.The course gave me a completely different worldview that worked right away and still works.Solving the problems without shouting or punishing brought us to a more comfortable homeand brought me back to a warm relationship with my daughter.The course was very intimate and gave answers and support to all participants’ questions.I highly recommend the Adler parenting course under the guidance of Efrat Hazaz for everymom and dad on their way.
Liat & Eyal
BC, Canada
Efrat, we want to say Thank You. We came to you frustrated and tired from our interaction with our son. He is a three-year-old sensitive and loving child who knows how to drive us crazy and step on all the points that drive us crazy. We wanted to learn how to deal with him without getting out of control and without being the shouting and threatening parent. Today, we know the right way to deal with the challenges that different situations present to us and set boundaries in a supportive rather than punitive manner. It is definitely hard to be a parent, and we are happy and thankful for the opportunity to learn and improve your parenting skills.
Inna
Thank you, Efrat! I was really debating whether to share my feeling at first. I’m glad I was able to let it go, learn and change in such a short time. Thank you very much
Ilana
I love all your advice; it is worth a lot to me. By tomorrow I am going to implement the things you said. Thank you!
