Imagine Having At Your Fingertips 58 Ways of Overcoming Your Daily Parenting Challenges

Creating a family life that overcomes parenting challenges can be a dream for most parents. The truth is: parents are struggling to live a life that is more workable and enjoyable, as well as much more rewarding. Hundreds of parents today wish they had been instructed in facing their daily parenting issues with positive results.

“Good parenting can be accomplished with patience and perspective,” said Linda Milo, “The Parent-Child Connection Coach,” a parenting specialist with six children of her own, who tells mothers and fathers there truly are joys in parenting! Parents today want a family life that is more relaxed and comforting, rather than stressful and burdensome. They want practical, easy-to-use solutions to strengthen their family ties.

Linda Milo of Empowering Parents Now™, has created a handy tips booklet entitled “58 Actions For Everyday Parenting Challenges”. This booklet reveals three quick and easy steps (for each challenge) to move more joyfulness into parenting days. When parents are less involved in parenting crisis like temper tantrums, sibling rivalry, aggression, painful teething, and so on, their parenting days becomes what it always should’ve been: joyful and rewarding.

Linda Milo comments: “When it comes to working with your children, you want immediately usable, practical, and easy-to-implement solutions, not theories. This tips booklet gives you just that.”

Parents interested in receiving FREE information on having a 45 minute parenting consultation, in addition to obtaining their copy of “58 Actions For Everyday Parenting Challenges”, should go to http://www.empoweringparentsnow.com and sign up, or send a blank email to linda@empoweringparentsnow.com with “free consultation wanted” in the subject line.
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Note to Editors: Linda Milo is available as a source for background, expert commentary or story ideas on parenting challenges and concerns. Please feel free to contact Linda at linda@empoweringparentsnow.com or call 310-458-2079.