Leadership Parenting (Real-Life Example)

Welcome to Bratbusters. I’m Lisa Bunnage, and I love sharing what I’ve learned from decades of working with children.

If you’re a parent who wants to get mutual respect with your children, and learn how to become a calm leader, this is the place for you.

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I am a Parenting Coach and a Mom. I am not a licensed psychologist or counselor. My services do not replace the care of psychologists or other healthcare professionals. Coaching is in no way to be construed or substituted as psychological counseling or any other type of therapy or medical advice.

[wahmed]

I only just came across your videos, I always had a rough idea that this should be the way to do things and not do the so called mini therapy sessions as you put it. The way you phrase it really crystallises it nicely for me. thanks a lot

[cecynay]

How do you interact with other moms? I come across so many moms that won't discipline or put their hands on (move/grab/pick up/drag, whatever necessary if I'm the only adult) their own children, and I think if I put my hands on their children, even for safety, they would blow a gasket. Do you just deal with the fact that they might hate you and not let their kid hang out with yours? I'm totally confident in my own parenting and I don't let my kids get away with foolishness, But in this day and age I don't know how I'm going to handle it once my kids are old enough to have friends that come over unaccompanied. (And plenty of these moms are useless even when they are accompanying their toddler).

[sbdrz]

Wow thks sounds good and very gooed example