Tired parents look for help at 2am and in the five minutes after school drop-off, not during office hours. These turn the advice you give in posts and sessions into things they can use that same day, from a free list of calm-down phrases to a small group for parents of teens.
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The free one brings people in. The next three are what they buy as they come to trust you: a small first purchase, your main product, then your time or a membership.
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Short phrases for meltdowns that help a child settle, sorted by age.
A printable picture chart that makes bedtime the same seven steps every night.
Chores that fit each age and a simple points system kids can run themselves.
A gentle, step-by-step plan for night waking and early starts, at a pace you choose.
Agree on screen rules with your kids once, in writing, instead of arguing every night.
Activities, a countdown and picture stories to get a four- or five-year-old ready for school.
Picture cards that give young children words for big feelings, with games to use them.
One short lesson and one small change a day to help you stay steady when kids push buttons.
Why tantrums happen and what to do before, during and after them, in short videos.
Ways to keep talking with your teenager, with scripts for phones, friends, school and worries.
Ninety minutes on preparing an older child for a new baby, and the first months after.
A clear plan for the first three days, with live answers to your questions before you start.
A 75-minute call on the one issue wearing your family down, and a written plan after.
Six weekly calls with a few other parents of teens, working through your real situations.
A monthly guide to your child’s current age: what is normal, what helps and one thing to try.
Knola has the free download, the course and the membership on this page, with checkout and emails built in. Live workshops and coaching are opening to schools now.
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