Having a hard time dealing with kid chaos?
Do you feel like your kids are walking all over you?
Have they embarrassed you in public places?
You are not alone Almost every parent experiences these things
My name is Angela and I am a single mom of 3 children. As a parent, one thing I should have learned, is that freaking out on kids is not the way.
While I began to understand this about parenting, I was just too busy. I had a 40+ hour per week job, and on top of that, I had to do EVERYTHING, and I mean everything: Doctor and dentist appointments, school meetings and functions, emergency room visits and chores such as vacuuming, laundry, cooking, sweeping, mopping, dishes - attempting to get the kids to do their chores was a chore in itself Then we had things like volleyball, basketball, dance, grocery shopping. Wait, grocery shopping? I forgot to pick up toilet paper from the store today Crap Anyway, I had to do all of this while trying to maintain a job and income for our household and trying to fit in some actual quality time in with the kids. Not to mention me time- Wait... Me time? What's that?
I was in this exhausting juggling act of 360 degree parenting. My kids were getting out of control. There was very little structure, and a whole lot of disrespect and backtalk from the kids, not to mention the ever re-occurring sibling fights and arguments. It was tough being the only disciplinarian in the household with no one to call on for backup. I was suffering from extreme anxiety and life stresses- the kids and I were stressing each other out
Throughout all of this, I learned a huge lesson about parenting...
Single parent or not, it's on me to GET - IT - TOGETHER
It's easy to blame the father for not being there, or blame the media or other kids in our neighborhood or school for my children's behavior. But the truth is, it all comes down to us knowing what to do as parents.
Raising kids isn't easy. Like they say, "Kids don't come with a handbook." While kids might not come with a handbook, surprisingly mine helped me "write" a book and create a system that provides a win-win solution by giving us all what we want
Discipline doesn't have to be a parent vs. kid battle.
There is a way out, and the way out is to make your child accountable in a way that "doesn't" involve a power struggle.
As adults, it's hard to remember what it was like to be a kid, or to know how capable kids really are. But the truth is, our kids can do way more than we give them credit for. While we should always parent with love and logic, in that same respect, we should motivate and challenge our kids to aim higher and strive more. Once we get them on that track, things will get a lot easier for everyone.
This is why I wrote this book called Mom Dollar Money. While one might think they know what it's about based on the title, it's really not what one would think. No, this book is not about bribing your children. There's actually very little bribery or money involved in this parenting and discipline method.
Mom Dollar Money is a special kind of system that breaks down the things we do as an adult, into something that children can understand. With this system, children will feel more in control of getting what they want, while you gain control of getting what you want- especially your sanity With this kit, children will learn real world life-skills and accountability-without even realizing it
What if you could get something that operates kind of like a nanny, but without the nanny?
What if you could have a way to get your children to behave on the spot without freaking out on them?
What if you could spend less time freaking out on your kids, and spend more quality time with them?
That's exactly what Mom Dollar