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Parents often come to us exhausted by behavior: big reactions, shutdowns, defiance, tears that seem to come out of nowhere. The common question is: How do I make this stop? But underneath that question is usually something more tender: What is my child trying to tell me, and why can’t they just say it? Children aren’t being difficult on purpose. They’re communicating with the tools they have. Let’s keep it real: many adults struggle with communicating their needs effectively, especially when they are tender. And our children don’t have the life experience or maturity that we do, so they grasp and react and express in ways that are available to them. And their behavior is often the loudest. This doesn’t mean that we IGNORE unwanted behavior. It means we meet it through a different lens.

Children don’t come into the world believing in themselves. They learn to believe, slowly and relationally, through thousands of small moments when someone steady reflects back: I see you. I trust you. You matter. When parents feel unsure, overwhelmed, or self-critical, it’s easy to assume confidence is something a child either has or doesn’t. But self-belief isn’t a personality trait. It’s a relational inheritance.

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