Last week I spent three wonderful days with Kendall Summerhawk, learning new ways to create programs to guide you to be the mother you most want to be while still enjoying your professional life. It was fun and inspiring. Kendall has horses also so we had many things to share with one another.

After my time with her, I feel inspired with new ideas and possibilities of fun products and coaching I can share with you. This means you can look forward to new programs and opportunities for you to learn more about Joyous Parenting™, a transformational, effective approach to parenting based on nurturing your child’s and your own Emotional Wholeness.

Are You Ready to Have Parenting Be Easier?

If you’re ready to have parenting be easier and to feel more confident and relaxed, I have two new free resources to help you:

1.)  Parent Success Kit, which includes a free audio interview How to Avoid the 5 Biggest Mistakes Parents Unconsciously Make and eCourse How to Prepare Your Child for Success in School and in Life.

This is for every parent—current subscribers as well as if you’re new to Joyous Parenting™. Tell your friends and family about this useful new resource!

2.) Read the metaphorical story The Secret of Joyous Parenting™. This gives you a clear understanding of why Joyous Parenting™ works so powerfully and easily.

I’d Appreciate Your Help…

I’d love to know more about your needs, challenges, and questions as a parent so I can better support you. This Thursday, you’ll receive an email from me with 3 very short, quick questions that I’d love for you to answer to tell me more about your life and your relationship with your child. Thanks in advance for taking a few moments of your precious time to help me with this.

Are You Ready to Go Beyond Wishing and Hoping Things Will Get Better?

I’ve had so many people admire my relationship with my son Orion and wish they shared the honesty, closeness, and trust with their own child or parents. Others praise the close relationship I have with my daughter-in-law Nichola. They wish they could be so lucky and fortunate.

I’ve found that close relationships with your adult children and grandchildren is not a matter of luck or good fortune. These close, delightful relationships begin with the emotional foundation you create when your child is born (I would even say before your child is born) and continue throughout your life together.

If you desire, you can create a closer, more joyous, harmonious life-long relationship with your child, even if your child is older.