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Author: Kari Kling
Kari Kling
Drawing on my 40 years of experience as a classroom teacher, consultant, coach, counselor and nationally recognized expert on how our brains learn and behave, I am now offering my wealth of practical ideas and insights to YOU in the online world!
“Noooo.” “Stop!” “How many times do I have to ask you nicely?” “Don’t!” “If you don’t do this, I’ll…..” Have these words, or something similar, ever come flying out of your mouth during a moment of your parenting? If you are like so many other parents, they probably have. If you have blurted out these types of words, you may have felt some shame or guilt after you did and wished you hadn’t. My invitation to you is not to feel inadequate or remorseful about this, but to use this as an opportunity to become a parent who begins to…
