Jane Romeo Parent Coach

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Parenting based on a child's unique temperament allows for a more supportive, effective and understanding approach, fostering better parent/child relationships. Read my blog below to learn the key benefits of parenting with temperament in mind. Reach out for a free consultation to learn more.

Is your Child an Orchid, Tulip or Dandelion? In my work with clients, I often emphasize how important it is for parents to recognize their child’s temperament and respond in ways that fit who they are. When we understand temperament, we parent with more empathy and less frustration.

Do you know that encouragement and positive interactions with your kids can minimize misbehavior? Are you ready to decode the "Why" behind your child's difficult behaviors? Reach out for a free consultation to learn some tips to detangle this in your home.

Connecting the Dots of Misbehavior! I was recently asked to do a talk on behavior management issues for parents of children aged 3-6. One of the goals of the talk was to help parents understand how to deal with difficult behaviors with their children.

Are many of you concerned with screen time usage in your household? Maybe it's getting your toddler off an iPad without a tantrum, or your tween no longer answers when you ask them a question; you get blank stares and dazed looks. You're noticing some behavioral changes in your teens, greater anxiety and perfectionism.
My May newsletter highlights some bullet points from Jonathan Haidt's new book, "Anxious Generation...his concerns about social media usage on our children and some ideas of what we can do about this "rewiring of their childhoods".

The Great Rewiring of Childhood We’ve all been concerned about what screens are doing to our kid’s mental health…Jonathan Haidt (a social psychologist) has written a book titled, “The Anxious Generation: How the Great Rewiring of Childhood is Causing an Epidemic of Mental Illness.” It’s an insightful analysis of the de...