Awakened Parenting’s TOP 5 Parenting Tips

by denny hagel on January 20, 2013

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It is often said that children do not come with a manual telling parents exactly what to do and when. However, we have been given specific principles to live by in order to achieve the life we desire.

It is not a theory or philosophy. It is a proven universal law. It is understanding and applying the principles of the Law of Attraction. And based on these principles there are 5 critical parenting tips when applied can indeed be viewed as a parenting manual.

Top 5 parenting tips based on the power of the law of attraction at work in our lives and our children’s lives:

1.   Be clear on your role in your child’s life. It should be one of encouragement and guidance striving to be a positive influence, not one of controlling. At the core of your role is to create a relationship based on healthy communication with your children. Open and ongoing communication is what will allow the relationship to deepen and strengthen. If you want a relationship with your child create an atmosphere that says, “I am here for you and to help you". On the other hand, if you want to alienate your child create an atmosphere that says, "I am the boss and you will do as I say!"

2.   Be aware of what is happening in your child’s life. This is especially true as they get older. Be an active participant at their school. Make a point to acquaint yourself with their friend’s parents. If you aren’t aware of what is going on… tests, activities, signups for extracurricular activities or sport team tryouts etc. you will not be in a position to help them with either the process or support them in their efforts.

Moody child Awakened Parenting’s TOP 5 Parenting Tips3.   Be alert to changes in their moods. So often parents focus on the fact that their child is acting differently and put their efforts into changing what they view as unacceptable behavior. When you are aware of what is going on (#2) their change in moods may seem quite understandable. Are they stressing about upcoming tryouts for the volleyball team or perhaps depressed because they were the only one in the class not invited to ‘Susie’s birthday party? When you are alert to even the most subtle mood changes and aware of what is happening in their lives you will have a more accurate understanding of how to support them and guide them toward maneuvering the challenges and maintaining a positive mindset.  

4.   Be available. Understanding your role as one of guidance and support (#1), being aware of what is happening in their lives (#2), and being alert to how what is happening is affecting them(#3) are all important components of a successful parenting experience. But none of these will matter if your child doesn’t feel that your priority is to be there for them and with them, on their side, wanting nothing more than to help them. Through your actions, attitudes and verbal communication you must convey to them their importance in your life. Thus, making it easy and comfortable to reach out and confide in you about their experiences.

5.   Be stilland listen. Typically a parent’s instinct is to make their children happy. However, the most common mistake is to jump in and control and fix everything in order to save them from unpleasant and negative situations.

This is where a shift in our perception of parenting and a willingness to implement the principles of the law of attraction becomes vital. Parents need to understand that although connected through the most powerful love known to man, a ‘line’ must be clearly acknowledged and respected of where your life ends and your child’s begins.

In other words, we must allow our children to find their way, to choose their own preferences, to experience life in a way that provides them with their own lessons. To do that we must learn to be still, be silent and listen to them. When you allow your children to voice their thoughts, opinions and ideas and in turn act as a guiding force in their lives that inspires them to rely on their inner guidance system, always reaching for what is good and positive you will have provided them with the tools and skills to create the life they desire and were born to create.

These top 5 parenting tips provide parents with guidelines and boundaries to serve their children’s best interest much like a manual! And when implemented will empower your children with a strong sense of personal responsibility for what happens in their lives through an understanding of the power of their thoughts and choices.

 

The key to successfully helping and guiding our children through all of the experiences and stages of growing up is to have healthy communication skills. We are not born with these skills, they are learned and therefore need to be consciously taught. To help parents not only gain these skills themselves but to be able to teach them to their children, I have written

The C.P.R. Program for Parents & Teens:Conflict Prevention/Resolution Formula

 Regardless of the age of your child this complete program offered in e-Book format provides you with those skills.

 

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denny pic21 Awakened Parenting’s TOP 5 Parenting TipsDenny Hagel is a child advocate and parenting coach, devoting over 25 years to the success and well being of all children. She is the published author of over 150 articles on parenting, many of which have attracted international attention in over 24 countries.

Denny was blessed with forward thinking parents who raised her with an understanding of her value as an individual, her innate power to choose by way of her thoughts, ideas, opinions and beliefs, thus, instilling in her a strong sense of personal responsibility for what happens in our lives

She is the founder of Awakened Parenting LLC, a company dedicated to helping parents release parenting paradigms of the past and consciously choose to raise their children to approach life with a positive mindset and strong sense of self. It is Denny’s passion to combine what she learned through her formal education in early childhood education and psychology and what her parents instilled in her and pass this on to all parents.

Denny has created the discussion group "Awakened Parenting Discussion Forum" on Face Book which now has nearly 600 members.  She does on line coaching with parents and teachers who consult her on a regular basis. Denny collaborates with counselors, authors, coaches and others working in the parent coaching field. Denny Hagel is the author of the newly published "The Missing Secret to Parenting", "The C.P.R. Program for Parents & Teens: Conflict Prevention/Resolution Formula", "Mini-Me Syndrome" and two free e-booklets Parenting Using the Law of Attraction and Becoming an Awakened Parent".






 

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  • Naomi Richards

    I think all of these are important when raising a child. Denny I lvoe that you have managed to stick to five and encompass so much.

  • http://CarlaJGardiner.com/ Carla J Gardiner

    Excellent insight into the 5 top parenting tips. Isn’t it ironic that these tips when applied can be used in all areas of our lives? When building a business if we use these tips with prospects, customers and business partners our businesses will thrive unlike those of others who choose to not use them…excellent article Denny!

  • Dawn Lanier

    Loved your top 5 parenting tips Denny. Practical, sensible and necessary. Great post!

  • Doreen@househoneys

    This post was of particular interest to me, as I’ve been thinking about doing something similar but different, i.e., ‘things your daughter should know’ and maybe a husband one too :) . This is a well thought out, well written post with lots of good information. Wish I had it 26 years ago!

  • http://assistsocialmedia.com/ elizabeth Maness

    This is Great advice, Denny. The relation and listening is core! Such great advice!

  • Lorii Abela

    Great article
    Denny. Every parent should keep all your tips and advice. They are such a powerful tool to a healthy
    parenting.

  • http://anitafiander.com/ Anita Fiander

    These are all important, but I think listening is key ;)

  • http://www.sherievenner.com Sherie Venner

    Denny, excellent tips and each one is important. Taking that time to listen instead of jumping in with solutions is critical. You give such valuable advice that every parent could benefit from.

  • http://www.facebook.com/suzanne.jonesimpens Suzanne Jones Impens

    I was just listening to Abraham Hicks on LOA. I needed a refresher..It reminded me of what I had forgotten. If we have a negative emotion again and again, about the same thing that is happening, we have through the vibration of the thoughts, created it.
    I think it is safe to say if something is going on with your kids, it may be time to evaluate which one(s) of these 5 tips may be neglected and begin to zero in on it, supporting the child and in doing so, the vibrational will shift to support you.

  • http://www.mikemcdonaldfitness.com/ Mike McDonald

    Great tips as always. Each one is so important for kids.

  • lori

    Great tips Denny! Tip #2 is so important. I am so glad I know the families for my sons’ friends. It makes such a big difference. Thanks for these great tips!

  • http://www.el3mentsofwellness.com/ Carl Mason-Liebenberg

    Awareness always catches my attention…in so many ways, so many of us are unaware of the world around us…and we miss out on so much as a result…being aware of our kids and the goings ons, big and small of theor lives is crucial for adult success, i believe!

  • http://www.helenabowers.com/ Helena Bowers

    Great tips Denny! The last tip to be still and listen really got my attention because I think you are so right, that as parents we want to be fixers and save our kids from all the unpleasantness and negativeness in life.

  • http://twitter.com/JulieMcAdoo Julie McAdoo

    Great insights as usual, Denny! I really need to work on #4. I’ve been so busy nurturing my business baby, I think I need to be more available to my children now. Thanks for the reminder.

  • Vicky

    Great advice for parents. Thank you Denny.

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  • http://twitter.com/SuzanneJonesBiz Suzanne Jones

    I don’t know that I can pick out just one that is more important than the other…they all play an important role in our childs life. Thanks for putting together such a well laid out list. My kids are older now and I can say with certainty you know what you are talking about! Keep it up for the sake of other parents who really do want the best but aren’t sure how to go about it…

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