apparently

About apparently

Do you know what the secret is? What makes the change?
There really isn't a secret miracle recipe. Parenting also requires patience, empathy, persistence and practice.

Does everything have to work perfectly all the time, at first without a louder word? This would not be a life-like wish - there are always and always will be smaller blockages that are a part of life. The point is that we don't feel that everything is going too hard and moaning. Therefore, sometimes you have to work well, which requires patience and perseverance!
It's hard sometimes, but it will help things go better later.
Think about it - when you go to exercise, or when you learned to play an instrument or ride a bike. At first, you may have felt it was a lot of work, you wanted it in the middle of your back, but you went for it, did it and after a while felt the joy of your achievement.

You must have heard it many times: REPETITION IS THE MOTHER OF KNOWLEDGE! – it's cliché, but very true!
The apparently PRACTICAL LESSONS are therefore important, so that when you need it - you can call it up, you can recall the necessary knowledge. It has been proven that if, for example, we have 2 weeks from the moment of learning until an exam - that is, when we have to use the acquired knowledge, it is much more effective if we repeat a little once every day for 14 days than if we repeat once 14 times. Learning is most effective when a greater proportion of the time allocated is devoted to tests and other practice activities.

Do you want to be a patient parent who knows how to set clear and healthy boundaries? Do you want to spend more quality time with your child? Do you want a happy, harmonious family togetherness?
Who doesn't?

It is important that these are your goals and that you decide to change!
Yes... but did you know that 91% of people give up on their goals? Which is not surprising, since we think:
-> it's not your fault if, as a busy parent, you don't complete a 30-hour online course…
-> you can't help it if you struggle to implement vaguely written advice from a book you're currently reading…
-> and it's not necessarily your fault if the traditional parenting strategies you've been taught don't work at all, or only work until you're tired...

The experience is that once the initial confidence and motivation to improve wears off, parents don't stay as consistent and eventually slip back into their old parenting habits.
That's why apparently helps you stay consistent - we provide support for this. There are no lengthy theoretical explanations and intangible advice.
Instead, it is short, to the point, targeted and practical.

Go for it! :-)