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When I first started The Military Wife and Mom blog, I wanted to share as much valuable and useful practical parenting advice, tips and ideas as I possibly could.

What I learned most over the past two years is that parents are busy. You want common sense solutions to everyday parenting problems that will create more peace in your home.

Free parenting email courses.

Parents also want to consume that information in a simple and easy way, which is exactly why I created 4 free parenting email courses exclusive for subscribers.

This way, you choose the topic that resonates the most with you and you get all the tips straight to your inbox without spending hours searching the internet for answers.

Let’s dive straight into the choices.

If you are struggling with teaching your child to listen, this series will help transform your parenting. Yes, really. I’ve seen my proven strategies work time and time again for parents. I know it can work for you too.

After taking my free email series, you will:

  • Learn simple, yet highly effective listening strategies
  • Experience a stronger connection with your child
  • Enjoy more peaceful parenting days
  • Gain more cooperation from your child

Sign up here or click the image below!

If you don’t feel the joy and happiness in motherhood that you always expected, this email series will help you re-discover why you love being a mom!

After taking my free email series, you will:

  • Discover how to manage anger in motherhood
  • Create a more organized and peaceful home life with kids
  • Experience more joy and gratitude in motherhood
  • Learn science-backed tips to improve your happiness

Sign up here or click the image below.

If you are struggling with finding a routine, rhythm or schedule, this email series will help you find one that will work for YOUR family. Whether you are a stay at home mom looking for a schedule or a working parent or a caregiver, this series will walk you through creating a schedule to help your kids thrive.

This free email series will help you:

  • free sample routine for your child
  • learn one easy routine that will help you get more done (and keep your child happy)
  • get simple hacks for managing the day with mulitple kids
  • get a sneak peak at a book containing 25+ sample routines and schedules

Sign up here or click the image below!

If you are struggling with responding to your kids when they feel angry, anxious, act out aggressively, refuse to sleep and more, this series will help you know how to best respond to your kids in countless situations.

After taking my free email series, you will:

  • Know how to respond when your child acts aggressive (hitting, kicking, biting, spitting).
  • Learn the best way to respond after you yell at your child
  • Get the magical phrase to use when your child whines or refuses to listen
  • Preview a book with 100+ helpful parenting phrases for FREE

Click here to sign up or click the image below.

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Parenting…it can feel a little chaotic. In fact, somedays it can feel like seeing a tornado smack dab in the middle of a trailer park. Stuff is flying everywhere, it’s loud, and more than anything, you’re just trying to survive. I’ve been there too, friend.

That’s why I’ve created a safe space here. A space where you can find practical parenting resources and ideas to help you create a peaceful home and connected relationship with your child.

Whether it’s getting your kids to listen, dealing with strong-willed kids, taming big emotions or beyond, there is something here for just for you.

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Here’s what real moms are saying about Military Wife and Mom…

Love the listening course and the routine card printables and listening workbook so far. Listening has been our biggest challenge lately. My son was flat out just ignoring our voices. I started implementing the strategies yesterday and it was such smooth sailing all day long. Not only that, but the empathy statements and “turning a no into a yes” actually had my three year old saying “okay, mom” happily and complying right away without fighting or tears, by the end of the day! And it has worked wonders for my mood and frustration level when the arguing and tears are not averted. Trying to keep the 5:1 ratio has made me realize what a bad habit I’d fallen into. It becomes so easy to give commands and warnings and issue no’s, that you forget to take notice of the good! I feel so much better, as a mom, now that I’m intentionally encouraging my kid for his strengths. Thank you so much!

Ashlee Overdick

I have been reading your blog now for a few months and I really respect your advice and ideas. I also signed up for your “better listening” email series and have been learning a ton and working on implementing your advice with my 21 month & 3 1/2 year olds. They are responding well and I am looking particularly forward to working through these strategies with my youngest. He is as sharp as a tack and just coming into his own now. These tools are great and it’s awesome to have been equipped with  them right as he’s coming into the defiance stage. I feel much more confident in my ability to manage the challenges of this stage now. Thank you!

Megan Schrag

I picked up these routine cards this week from The Military Wife and Mom because my 3 year old tends to put up a fight when getting ready to leave the house, or go to bed. Or eat a meal. Or start her day. These made a HUGE difference in like one day.

Instead of reminding and counting down and trying to avoid meltdowns, last night we sang the Olaf song as she cheerfully picked out her Olaf underwear and put them on.

This morning she pumped her fist and said, “the last one is ‘comb hair!’” before she came into the bathroom and started brushing her own hair. I’m sold! I truly love these and think any toddler mom could benefit!

Heather Goffrier

I’m loving receiving your emails. What strategies you suggest are common knowledge, but having the time to sit back and think about them is another thing.  I have used the 2 choices a lot this week. It’s amazing how it can work. Our power struggles have decreased, kids have been getting along together better. I know it has been only a week, but it feels like a massive change. I wish I had have signed up for emails 3 weeks ago and used the strategies on their school holidays lol.

Jacqui

Right before I gave up, I came across your site from Pinterest. My heart sunk and I signed up for your daily email list of listening. Every morning I received an email from you before I got out of the bed for the day, which couldn’t have been more perfect and encouraging to start the days. I immediately put your advice in action. My husband and I saw a different child within minutes. It’s been a few weeks since I started and the list could go on! I’m really grateful I came across your site! It changed my relationship 180°. Thank you said so much! I’ve already shared your link with my family and friends! I think every parent needs to read this!

Nikki Olson

Oh my goodness. I needed this so much. I stumbled upon another post of yours on Pinterest, and it lead me here. My 2 year is soooo strong willed. This had me in tears because finally someone gets it! Without wanting to admit it… I needed some help. Thank you so much for putting this out there.

Kelly C.

I am so glad I came across your blog. This really opened my eyes as to why my nearly 2 year-old son will not listen. I was reaching my limit with him not listening, and the techniques you share here are exactly what I need.

Jayne

A quick thank you while my 15 month old son is sleeping. So glad I found you on my motherhood journey.  After 17 years of being childless (but envisioning a future life with a calm and peaceful soul), I gave birth at 43 to a larger-than-life, highly spirited, vocal baby whom I couldn’t relate to. Everyday has been a challenge to meet his ever increasing needs.  Your guidance has helped organize me and prepare me mentally more than any other blog or support group, thank you.

Dayna T.
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