There’s A Better Way To Count.

Let's face it, the “Counting to Three” method has never worked for parents. There is a smarter counting approach that is just as easy, but much more effective and brings about real and noticeable benefits for parents and children while building strong 1-1 family relationships.

Here are just some of the advantages for children, parents and families:

• No Punishing Your Child
  
• Your Child Listens More
• Less Arguing With Child

• More Rest For Parents
• Easy To Implement
• Simple To Maintain
  

• More Fun Family Moments
  
• Greater Lasting Memories
  
• Closer 1-1 Connection With Child
  

THE 1-1 PARENTING PRINCIPLE:

For every 1 second your child does not listen to you: You receive 1 minute of personal restoration time.

Learn The 1-1 Parenting Principle

Let's be honest, you need to be fully restored and energized in order to operate at your peak parenting performance. Like many of us, you are catering to your child's needs and often denying your own. Your energy goes down when your child does not listen to you or argues with you. As a result, you're unable to get things done, your family relationships suffer and you're wiped out at the end of the day. Why do we do this to ourselves?

 The 1-1 Parenting Principle is a non-threatening, non-punishment, natural consequence-based parenting principle that teaches your child personal boundaries, mutual respect and self-regulation. 1-1 helps your child more effectively listen to your parenting direction at an early age and to make better life choices. Stop punishing your child by sending them to timeout. With 1-1, you take the timeout and get the rest and restoration you need while your child learns to make better decisions. The 1-1 Parenting Principle will change your perspective on parenting and it will bring you and your child into a closer 1-1 relationship.

The 1-1 Parenting Principle is a free website resource that seeks to provide parents with simple, effective and rewarding techniques that improve the 1-1 relationships with their children and families.