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"ASK AN EXPERT" segment on Global News TV Morning Show in B.C. invites Julie Romanowski to be the top parenting expert

6/7/2019

Julie Romanowski is British Columbia's top parenting coach who specializes in children's behaviour & discipline! She has been invited 6 times to be one of Global TV Morning News - 'ASK AN EXPERT' series. Keep your eye out for Julie's next appearance on the show, you won't want to miss it!

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Find the ACTUAL meaning behind the negative behaviour and THEN apply the correct technique in order for it to be effective

6/6/2019

You would never give 'cold/flu medication' to a child for a broken leg, so why would you apply a disciplinary technique like 'time out' to a child who has made a mistake? Children need to be taught by their parents/teachers/educators/caregivers the difference between RIGHT and WRONG in each situation and scenario. Never assume they know or that it is obvious. Kids have so many things going on in their worlds that they need that #1 person in their lives to help them through the storm so they know for next time what is expected of them. This also sends a very strong energetic message to them that 'they matter' and have worth and value because you saw the importance to teach them correctly.

3 TIPS TO BE MORE EFFECTIVE IN DISCIPLINE
1.) Stay CALM & NEUTRAL: our own emotions and stress need to stay out of this area....always.
2.) Focus on finding the MESSAGE behind the behaviour: children's behaviour is communication...always.
3.) Stay CONNECTED & emotionally available at this difficult time: kids need you to re-connect with them when they have made a mistake, acted out inappropriately and are vulnerable....always.

For more support and coaching in this area or others, please contact Julie for more info.

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Contact or learn more about Julie Romanowski - Mother, Coach, Leader, Educator, Author, Speaker & founder of Miss Behaviour: parenting coach & consultant services.

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Parenting Expert discusses the impact on competitive and aggressive sports for children & teens

6/5/2019

There has been a lot of controversy around competitive sports both in school sports and extra-curricular sports and the culture around 'winning & losing'. Many parents believe their children should learn these sports along with all the benefits of interactions, fitness and team work however, there is a grey area for kids who aren't good or can't perform well in these organized sports and shouldn't be put on the spot or shamed because of it.

Interactions with other children are extremely important for good development however, nothing should ever be 'forced'. Unfortunately in the school system has a curriculum to follow to help kids learn certain skills and the physical education curriculum has an even more specific goal. What are your thoughts on kids physical activities and the expectation to perform in games such as dodgeball or competitive sports?

Julie Romanowski weighs in on this topic about the options around this outcome and how we can be inclusive and yet still offer the same benefits of competitive sports.

Read the full article here on Global National News >>>>>

aggressive games and competitive sports a good thing for kids to learn at school is a controversial topic that Canadian Parenting Experts weighs in on and provides insight and advice on this topic for parents and teachers, global national online news interviews Parenting Coach Julie Romanowski on the benefits and impact that dodgeball and other aggressive sports such as football and rugby have on children and teens and should they be forced to play the sport in school, workshops that Julie offers covers topics such as aggression communication discipline and autonomy for children in the early years and beyond,

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Mom's are burning out because of the 'mother-load' of INVISIBLE WORK they take on.....and endure!

6/2/2019

Mommy burnout is a real thing and unless you've experienced it, you have no idea what it's like. The amount of stress that we are all under as a society is through-the-roof and that coupled with the speed to which we have to perform can be challenging at best, on a good day. When we add in parenting, a job, housework and family management - this is a recipe for a disaster and it usually lands on the lap of the most generous and kind......Mother.

The amount of INVISIBLE work that Mothers endure (and that's not to leave out Fathers however, the majority of this lands on the Mother) is like no other. It is rarely recognized, not validated, heavily judged and comes with basically no benefits. We need to start acknowledging this area of life and bringing light to it's darkness. Starting with awareness and then hopefully action along with supports, will make this burden in life be a little less heavy and perhaps even put out some of the flames.

If you are experiencing 'burnout' in your life whether it's in the household, in childcare, in the classroom or at work, contact us for a complimentary phone call to discuss options to ease the burden and get things back-on-track!

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Burn out rates are skyrocketing for Mothers the most because of the invisible work they take on and endure and even have a hard time saying no too, julie romanowski a parent coach who offers emotional support for parents especially mothers feels the burden and know what its like to be stuck 'doing everything', top parenting expert in British Columbia speaks on topics at workshop events that provide info tips and strategies on some of the most challenging topics in parenting and has brought awareness to mommy-burnout and is passionate about easing this for mom's and wants to call in for supports and funding across Canada,

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School is ending and Summer is starting! Tips on how to create expectations for kids around this transition.

5/31/2019

End of the school year is fast approaching and next thing you know, it's summer break! It's important to start thinking about that transition and let children know about expectations surrounding all this change.

5 KEY TOPICS TO DISCUSS

end of the school year activities/field trips/parties
summer childcare or camps
list of activities to schedule
shift in rules around bedtime, mealtime & screen time
chores & responsibilities

You can always add to this list and keep an on-going checklist to remember which ones you have discussed or not. Children crave structure and do really well with direction with flexibility and choices. Prepping for the summer break transition can really make or break the joy of the season!

school is done at the end of June and Summer break begins in less than a month Julie Romanowski of Miss Behaviour has created the top 5 things to discuss checklist with kids to help ease this transition, top parenting expert in Vancouver helps parents bring more joy into the summer season by creating expectations early to make for a smoother transition into summer, read Julie's blogs and articles featured on the website that provides a great resource to parents families caregivers and educators, find out more about Julie's workshop events that take place during the year on her website www.julieromanowski.com or contact her 778-996-6535

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Create a family MEDIA PLAN to manage screen-time use - Parenting Coach offers tips for parents to consider on the topic of screen use

5/20/2019

Screen-time use in adults AND children has become a real problem in many households around the world. Even though experts at the pediatric society have made recommendations on the amounts of time for screen use in each age category, it is still a huge issue between parents and kids. One of the most important things to do as a family is to create a MEDIA PLAN that includes all rules and expectations for each family member to help create a security net around this issue to help prevent it from 'slipping down a slippery slope'.

5 TOPICS TO INCLUDE IN A MEDIA PLAN

All RULES & EXPECTATIONS: what games/activities are appropriate as well as the purpose to each one
Appropriate TIMES of day: such as not before school only after school once homework is complete
Appropriate PLACES to use: such as not at dinner time or in your room but it's okay in the living room
Amount of TIME per day: let each family member know because it's different from preschooler and teenager
How to TRACK the time: discuss what to use such as a timer or unplug the wifi
Any EXCEPTIONS: like when friends are over or weekends
BREAKING of the rules: discuss what may happen if rules are 'bent' or 'broken'

As parents, we are being watched all the time by children. Being a good role model by obeying the family rules and managing your own screen use is one of the most important things to be mindful of. Kids do as they SEE, not as they are TOLD.

For more info on this topic or a customized MEDIA PLAN for your family, contact us at info@missbehaviour.ca

create a family media plan to help decrease screen use and increase more face-to-face connections, julie romanowski of www.julieromanowski.com suggests to parents to create strong rules and expectations around screen-time use for the entire family, many families have no rules or a 'free-for-all' of screens and it is causing major issues from mental health to poor communication and low development in young children, the Canadian paediatric society has new recommendations to help parents know more about screen-use and the amounts of time that are appropriate for children.

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Punishments & Consequences are dated discipline practices that cause harmful long-term effects and no longer work - Miss Behaviour

5/10/2019

Punishing children and/or giving consequences for their 'bad behavior' is a dated practice that no longer works for kids in this day and age because life is not the same as it used to be. The stress levels alone for young people is more than it ever has been before and when you mix high stress levels with punishments it becomes a recipe for disaster! More children are reacting to being punished in aggressive or violent ways because of the anger and resentment that builds from the PERCEPTION of not being heard, appreciated or understood. Pressures to perform perfectly while constantly being rushed with just trying to keep up with the speed of life, is pushing most kids to the 'boiling point'. This leaves Parents without the necessary know-how and confidence to address their child's behaviour or challenges. This doesn't mean do nothing - but rather we have to bring forward the methods and strategies that helps children learn, become good regulators and autonomous individuals that demonstrate empathy and compassion for themselves and others.

Miss Behaviour parenting coach helps parents understand behaviour better as well as provides insights and knowledge for them to navigate around the pressures that surround their children and themselves.

To learn ways to CORRECT a child's behaviour OR to understand the meaning behind the child's behaviour, contact us for more information.

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punishments and consequences no longer work in this day and age with our children because of many different factors than how kids used to grow up, stress levels pressures performance and disconnection are at the peak of this challenge that most children face leaving parents stuck and not sure what to do, Miss Behaviour parenting coach helps parents understand behaviour better as well as provides insights and knowledge to better help children become good regulators and autonomous individuals that demonstrate empathy and compassion for themselves and others.

Contact or learn more about Julie Romanowski - Mother, Coach, Leader, Educator, Author, Speaker & founder of Miss Behaviour: parenting coach & consultant services.

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"Giving children 'detention' is an out-dated technique that is ineffective and harmful," says Discipline Specialist from Vancouver, BC.

5/10/2019

Fewer children are being given detention which has many parents wondering if schools are doing enough when it comes to teaching their children discipline. Canada's leading parenting expert and parenting coach discusses with J'lyn Nye from CHED 630 afternoon news in Alberta about the negative impact of this dated technique. Julie also discusses what to do instead and offers insight into why children are acting out and causing more harm then ever before.

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giving kids detention at school is a dated practice that no longer works for kids in this day and age because life is not the same as it used to be, the stress levels alone for young people is more than it ever has before and when you mix high stress levels with punishments it becomes a recipe for disaster, parenting coach from BC advises parents and teachers to be aware of the harmful effects on punitive measures and methods as kids are reacting to these in more aggressive and violent ways, CHED 630 radio from Alberta Canada with J'lyn Nye talks to Julie a behaviour and discipline specialist who believes strongly in connecting to children more in their times of distress.

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Young adults celebrate after graduation as they enter the workforce and bring along the life skills needed to succeed no matter what they choose - Global National News with Julie Romanowski

5/10/2019

Are we suppose to encourage teens to go to higher education such as college & university or are we suppose to help children follow their hearts desire no matter what they choose to do with their future?
This is a very interesting topic that has a lot of people talking because the old norms of forcing your teenager to go to university are no longer. Times have changed and many young adults are not able to go or even want to go. Can they still have success? and should we celebrate this decision? For some, entering into the workforce is the right decision. Read the article featured in the Global National News with Julie Romanowski discussing some of the positives and negatives of this new thought for our young people.

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entering the workforce instead of going to university a wise decision for young adults to make? parenting educator from Canada talks about how we can celebrate teens who have graduated from high school and make other choices in life than just going to college or university, can parents help encourage their young adult children to make the wisest choices or is it up to them, graduation college university choices for young adults and teenagers can be easier when we have helped children build the skills needed to cope with life at the earliest of ages, becoming more autonomous and able to self-regulate are key in the early years to help teens succeed in adult life no matter what they choose.

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Violence in the classrooms among young children is increasing dramatically! Children's behaviour & discipline specialist weighs in on this topic and shares workshop presentation to support solutions.

5/9/2019

This article goes into depth about the level of VIOLENCE in young children at school. This is a common issue for teens and young adults however, it's happening now more and more to children in the early years. Even as little as three years old, children are demonstrating severe aggression, lack of empathy and violence towards their peers, themselves and the teaching staff.

I had the opportunity to speak to a large group of Teachers & Early Childhood Educators in twice this year about how we as a group can help decrease some of these challenges. It isn't a one-size-fits-all solution nor is it something you can change in one day. What is necessary is to bring awareness, educate everyone involved about best practices as well techniques that are effective and then put an action plan into place. It's not going to be easy, but it will be worth it.

If you would like to know more about the transformational workshop presentation event that Julie Romanowski does around the world on this topic as well as many more, please contact us: 778-996-6535

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Ottawa school district is experiencing very high levels of violent behaviour from children in the classrooms and on school property, Julie Romanowski has spoken about this topic along with many other issues among children and their disruptive and negative behaviour in Ontario, as one of the leading parenting experts and children's behaviour specialists Julie from Miss Behaviour has helped thousands of teachers ECE's and teaching staff connect better to children and shift the perception that they are struggling to handle something difficult and reacting to that challenge rather than seeing bad behaviour as a personal attack or messed up child, contact Julie to speak at your next conference as a keynote or at your next professional development day to help all staff working with children be able to unite with the same message of love and connection, Ontario is having many challenges with children with special needs classroom sizes and teaching support staff to help children learn better and or have a better learning environment.

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Children may 'miss the mark' on the bulls-eye but that doesn't mean they don't get to try again. Making mistakes are a part of learning.

5/8/2019

Children learn in so many different ways. Making mistakes is an essential way all humans learn. When they make mistakes, it's like missing the bulls-eye on the target. Some times we will miss the mark but we can still try again. Helping children understand that there is 'learning' that takes place in mistakes AND allowing children the opportunity to make these mistakes without feeling ashamed or punished - is truly important and critical for development.

There is more learning in making mistakes then in doing things perfectly. In order to help kids learn and hit the BULLSEYE - it takes time, patience, guidance and connection - not punishment, consequences, time-outs or threats.

To learn more about this and how YOU can improve skills to help stay patient when children 'miss the mark, contact us anytime. This is what we do.

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making mistakes is a part of learning, children' who 'miss the mark' are still allowed to try again, as adults we need to help children understand that making mistakes is okay and to help encourage them to try again as well as give them the necessary tools to hit the bullseye for the next time, there is no better way to connect with kids and build the trust-bond and connection then helping them when they are down and letting them know that 'next time' things will be better, miss behaviour coaches parents and teachers on the best ways to guide children, julie romanowski completes the ONTARIO tour with great success and reaches out to well over 1000 people who work and live with children.

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Sibling Rivalry is a big topic for most families! Julie Romanowski talks with the hosts of Parent Talk Podcasts

5/7/2019

Sibling Rivalry is a very common issue in most families and can be very challenging for parents to deal with. Julie Romanowski joins Genevieve & Heather from Parent Talk Podcasts to dive deeper into this topic. She provides many wonderful and effective tips that address each part of this challenge including not being the referee, problem solving, validation, guidance and not getting annoyed. Get your pen and paper ready because we are blowing this out of the water!!

Listen to the full podcast on ParentTalk here >>>>>

sibling rivalry is being discussed in great detail with many tips and techniques with Julie Romanowki, ParentTalk podcast is talking with parenting expert Julie Romanowski from Miss Behaviour about how to best navigate through these challenging fights and squabbles between sisters and brothers in the household, parents get the low-down on this heavy topic that never seems to end but Romanowski talks directly about the solutions that will actually work and help parents feel more confident in what to do next rather than get stuck on just being the referee when their kids fight with each other.

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Connecting to children when they are vulnerable helps them improve their own behaviour and make better choices NEXT TIME!

5/6/2019

There is no better way to CONNECT to a child then being there for them and supporting them when they are vulnerable. This means when they are sad, upset, angry, ashamed or even embarrassed. When children make mistakes or react inappropriately, it's important to help GUIDE them through these challenging times as well as let them know what to do better NEXT TIME. Very often we are quick to scold, punish or lecture IN THE MOMENT but it is in the PATIENT GUIDANCE & CONNECTION that resonates with children and the place to which they learn, adjust and improve.

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Fewer children are getting detention when they misbehave in class. Parenting expert in Canada lets us in on the secret reason why....

5/3/2019

Detention is losing it's popularity among teachers and teaching staff because it just doesn't work! Lack of effectiveness is the main cause as well as the backlash from kids when they return back to class. Julie Romanowski is one of the leading Parenting experts in Canada and discusses with Meghan Collie from Global National News about why this technique is so ineffective and what we can do instead if a child is acting out in class or is being disruptive.

Read the full article from Global here >>>>>

teachers are not using detention as much anymore to discipline children in schools, parenting expert and discipline specialist from Vancouver British Columbia talks to Global National News Calgary about the negative effects of detention and how ineffective it is as a disciplinary technique and what we could do instead that would actually help kids learn and be more autonomous in regulating their own behaviour, self-regulation can not be taught but rather adults can give the children the opportunity to regulate more often by being connected to them and non-judgmental in the child's times of distress.

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Burnout Prevention Workshop for teachers, educators, caregivers, instructors and parents coming to Ontario

4/21/2019

Working and living with children can be a very demanding job and with out the proper prevention strategies in place, it can lead to serious BURNOUT! This informative and interactive workshop is going to go into detail about how to become a more CONFIDENT LEADER, how to best manage CHAOS & NEGATIVE BEHAVIOUR as well as how to put prevention strategies in place. A 6 HOUR CERTIFICATE to use towards professional development are included.

Join us in TORONTO on Saturday, April 27th - REGISTER HERE >>>>
or OTTAWA on Saturday, May 4th, 2019 - REGISTER HERE >>>>

workshop coming to Ontario for burnout prevention for teachers early childhood educators parents and caregivers who live or work with children, Ottawa Ontario is having a workshop for educators on how to prevent burnout in the classroom especially with the new changes to the Ford Government on cutting funding for the Ontario Autism Program and increasing class sizes, Julie Romanowski is a parenting coach and educator coming to Toronto Ontario to help teachers and ECE's in the field to learn about burnout prevention and manage chaos in the classroom and negative behaviours in children, workshop event happening this spring in ontario for FDK/ECE's and teaching assistants in Ottawa and Toronto areas.

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Teens pushed the boundaries too far at this restaurant that ended up banning them. Whose responsibility is it and what's the solution? A discipline expert weighs in on the discussion.

4/18/2019

Canadian parenting coach & parenting expert talks to Global National News about how banning middle-school kids from restaurants is controversial but also is up to the discretion of the restaurant owner. Boundaries, clear expectations and awareness are all areas to be considered if someone is noticing unruly behaviour that may be disruptive or destructive to the patrons or employees. Even though parents are responsible for their children, it is the child's responsibility to problem solve and accept the consequences of their negative behaviour. Join in the conversation and let us know what you think and any experiences you would like to share around this topic.

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banning teens or children that are unruly destructive disruptive and mean is up to the restaurant owner or business owner, the global news article about headlines that a restaurant banned middle-school children has everyone talking about if they are allowed to or not and whose responsibility is it when teens destroy or vandalize a public space, Canadian parenting coach speaks to Arti Patel from Global news about boundaries and communication and business owners being both careful and clear around their expectations.

"Forcing a child to do something - is it a parents right or child's right?" This ear piercing incident with a Claire's Accessories store employee is sparking a huge debate

4/18/2019

Controversy has struck again among parents about 'ear piercing' their child's ears. Would you do it if your child strongly didn't want them and started to cry and protest? It becomes a discussion about a child's rights and personal boundaries and knowing where to draw the line or not rather than just about jewelry. Julie Romanowski joins host Jill Bennett on CKNW 980 news talk radio on this topic plus much more. Have a listen and weigh in on what you think by posting in the comments section.

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forcing a child to do as their told by their parent is a huge debate among people of all kinds, child's rights and advocacy for those who can't stand up for themselves feel very strongly to not force a child especially not with piercing their ears however many parents think that they are in charge of their children and what they say goes, julie romanowski of www.missbehaviour.ca talks to jill bennett from cknw global news about this topic and weighs out the pros and cons for parents and children including the employees who have to do the piercing, as a parenting educator and one of Canada's top parenting coaches Miss Behaviour aka Julie Romanowski specializes in children's behaviour and discipline, with over 22 years of experience as an ECE and a special needs teacher in supported childcare at the child development center really give us the practical side of things and offers many tips and strategies on how parents can best navigate with some of these tough topics.

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Pediatricians warn against negative discipline and promote more positive discipline and guidance strategies. This is the exact service we offer to parents, teachers and caregiver.

4/17/2019

Great news! Pediatric doctors are recommending to stay away from NEGATIVE DISCIPLINE and shift into more POSITIVE forms of guiding, caring and teaching children. Canadian Paediatric Society calls for a "....shift away from shaming, blaming and other types of negative discipline towards children." Many of us already know this however, it makes a HUGE difference that it is coming from the Paediatric Society based on their good reputation, research and accurate studies.
If you are wanting to know more info about how to make the shift into being a more CONFIDENT & POSITIVE parent, contact us anytime to discuss further. We offer a FREE initial phone consultation where we discuss things in greater detail as well as how working together will look as well as the plan for the future.
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pediatricians now warn against negative discipline or guidance for kids, research proves that negative communication and discipline can have bad long term effects and can effect development in children, julie romanowski of Miss Behaviour parenting coach & consultant services offers parents the know how tips and strategies to be able to do and feel confident in managing childrrens behaviour and responding to their needs in a more positive way, parents can access one-on-one coaching or attend her workshops where Julie discusses positive solutions in communication connection discipline chaos defiance aggression tantrums and many more topics that may interest parents, CBC Canada has recently put out an article stating the importance of positive discipline towards children and this will have a great effect on families communities schools and overall development.

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Team building and Co-Parenting get a MAJOR boost by adding in the "Element of Development." - with Julie Romanowski

4/5/2019

Bringing a team of members together for a workshop such as classroom colleagues, childcare staff, parents, and organization members for a relevant workshop is worth more than just learning new content, it builds the CONNECTION between these people and allows barriers to come down including RESISTANCE. The workshops we provide are an EXCELLENT way to cultivate this critical connection but it also gets everyone working on the SAME PAGE and what I call "Adding in the ELEMENT OF DEVELOPMENT." - Julie Romanowski - Copyright 2012-2019

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Adding in the ELEMENT OF DEVELOPMENT to a team or family can really help boost the team morale and connection bond which helps bring more success and greater results, learn more about our workshops and how they can help bring a team closer and solve some of the resistance that is common with in a childcare team family or classroom, Julie Romanowski travels the world sharing her message of connection and success when working with children of all ages and specializing in children's behaviour and discipline, as one of Canada's leading parenting experts and parenting coaches Julie offers workshops as well as one-on-one coaching for parents and staff to help move through challenges and resistance towards one another.

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What is 'Snowplow Parenting' and why is it causing this generation of children harm? - Discussion between Lynda Steele from CKNW 980 and Julie Romanowski from Miss Behaviour

3/28/2019

Snowplow Parenting is a hot topic lately in the news but it's not for a good reason. It's gaining popularity because of the negative effects it's having on children and young adults. This style of parenting is discussed on the popular talk show 'the Lynda Steele show' featured on CKNW 980 in Vancouver. Do you know children who have grown into young adults that aren't demonstrating basic life skills needed to survive in today's world?

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Lynda Steele show on CKNW radio Vancouver talks to parenting expert Julie Romanowski about the impact and negative effects of 'snowplow' parenting which is when parents take over their child's problems and life and sever the opportunity of the child learning on their own and gaining the life skills needed to live and solve problems as young adults, this snowplow style of parenting is having a huge impact on this entire generation and it starts in the early years and the parent/child relationship and how parents help kids learn basic life skills such as hygiene chores saving money cooking your own meals studying and time management, kids need to learn important life skills including how to solve their own problems effectively without their parents getting too involved, celebrities in hollywood who were caught in the college acceptance scam and parents paying for their adult children to get into ivy league schools because the children weren't able to get in on their own merit or be able to demonstrate that they were capable adults with the skills necessary to survive and thrive in school and life.

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"Snowplow Parenting' is preventing children & young adults from learning basic LIFE SKILLS - Parenting Expert Julie Romanowski weighs in

3/22/2019

Learning as you grow is part of life however, with the new style of parenting called "SNOWPLOW PARENTING", it leaves little room for the child to learn even the most basic of life skills. Snowplow parenting is when a parent 'barges in' or 'takes over ' when a child isn't getting what they want or is needing to solve a problem. This doesn't mean don't comfort your child in times of need, that is absolutely still has a lot of benefit, but it is allowing some SPACE & TIME around the child's PROBLEMS for the child to learn on their own; to problem solve, to use their words or ask for help. It's more about a CHILD-LED approach versus a PARENT-LED approach to problem solving.

Read the article in Global National News here >>>>>

Snowplow parenting is having a negative impact on children as they grow into young adults in that it takes away their opportunities to solve problems on their own and develop life skills that are needed to cope in this world, global news talks to parenting expert in Vancouver Julie Romanowski who provides insight into this parenting style that is causing a lot of concern for the well-being and mental health of young adults and children, snowplow parenting is worse than helicopter parenting in that the parent barges in and or takes over the child's situation or problem and steals the opportunity away from the child all the time, young adults having troubles and challenges because of this style of parenting that is effecting their abilities to be financially independent in relationships in college or university in keeping a job keeping a clean house time management and many more.

Contact or learn more about Julie Romanowski - Mother, Coach, Leader, Educator, Author, Speaker & founder of Miss Behaviour: parenting coach & consultant services.

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"CONNECT then CORRECT!" - is one of Julie Romanowski's key phrases when it comes to GUIDING a child's behaviour properly.

3/20/2019

One of the GREATEST phrases I've created to help Parents, Educators & Teachers remember that in order to 'correct' a child's behaviour, we must be 'connected' to ourselves and then to them first. It's important to remember that we (as the adult) are "growing our hearts as well as growing children" and guiding and caring for them are the key responsibilities we will be faced with every day. It's easier to remember "CONNECT then CORRECT!" - Julie Romanowski - Copyright 2012-2019

Avoid giving lectures, consequences, punishments or other measures that can create a further disconnect between you and the child. Learning how to 'correct' a child's behaviour properly can be one of the greatest forms of strengthening the bond in the child/adult relationship.

If you want to know HOW to 'correct' a child's behaviour or find out why this method is so effective, contact us anytime to discuss further. We can show you WHY and of course, show you HOW. This is what COACHING is all about. You can also get your hands on one of these 'heart' stress balls!!

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Connect then Correct phrase from Julie Romanowski a children's behaviour & discipline specialist helping parents teachers educators and caregivers all around the world, The phrase

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Tips on how Parents CAN keep their kids safe online - Canadian Parenting Expert talks to a British Radio Station "The Voice of Islam" based in the United Kingdom

3/19/2019

Another in-depth conversation with the Voice of Islam Radio hosts in the United Kingdom about internet safety for our children. There has been a lot of fear around the latest threats online popping up in games and shows know as the MOM challenge along with many more. Julie Romanowski - a children's behaviour & discipline specialist from Vancouver, British Columbia in Canada, discusses what parents CAN DO to help keep their children more safe online.

Listen to the podcast segment here >>>>>
(starts at 17:15 minutes)

Canadian Parenting Expert speaks with the British Radio Station about how to keep kids safe online while so many threats and negative influences are out there today, Voice of Islam Radio in the United Kingdom invites Julie Romanowski for a second time to discuss yet another challenging topic that parents face when it comes to keeping their kids safe and raising them in a way that allows them to know how to stay safe themselves, parenting coach and parenting educator Julie Romanowski talks about the difference of responsibility versus independence in this radio interview in the UK and how the children all over the world are being influenced online and how Parents fear the negative impact and bad things they might see and hear.

Contact or learn more about Julie Romanowski - Mother, Coach, Leader, Educator, Author, Speaker & founder of Miss Behaviour: parenting coach & consultant services.

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Spring Break Parenting Advice: Julie Romanowski on Global News TV discussing 're-fresh the parent & child relationship'

3/17/2019

Global News Morning TV invites Julie Romanowski to the 'ASK THE EXPERT' segment once again! Jennifer Palma from Global talks to Julie about tips on how to refresh and renew the parent and child relationship this Spring. Everything from scheduling time together, importance of quality of time, letting children take the lead and understanding validation, these tips are a great way to enhance the time you have with your child.

Watch the segment on TV here >>>>>

Global News Morning TV show with host Jennifer Palma and guest Julie Romanowski discussing parenting advice for spring break, Miss Behaviour tips for parents on how to renew and refresh your 'parent & child' relationship this Spring, Julie provides insight and info to parents teachers and educators who live or work with children, join the 'ask the expert' segment on Global New Morning Show to find out more, Julie Romanowski is on live television talking about validating children and spending quality time together during Spring Break, parenting advice from British Columbia's top parenting coach and parenting expert Julie Romanowski, one of Canada's top parenting educator giving advice on parenting topics and tips to manage kids behaviour including tantrums communication and connection, Early Childhood Consultant Julie Romanowski is a regular featured guest on Global's 'Ask an Expert' series on television, Jennifer Palma shares the St. Patrick Day's segment with Julie Romanowski on parenting advice during the Spring Break holiday coming up.

Contact or learn more about Julie Romanowski - Mother, Coach, Leader, Educator, Author, Speaker & founder of Miss Behaviour: parenting coach & consultant services.

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778-996-6535

Practical behaviour management workshops for teachers, educators & parents - with Julie Romanowski in Ottawa & Toronto this Spring!

3/9/2019

Back-to-back workshops in Ontario! Julie Romanowski will be presenting the workshop "I'm at my wits end!" in the Toronto and Ottawa cities of Ontario. Register yourself or share/invite a friend. This workshop is sure to be a sell-out like the last one! We are already 70% full!

Register or learn more for Toronto here >>>>>
Register or learn more for Ottawa here >>>>>

upcoming workshops in Ottawa Ontario and Toronto Ontario geared towards parents teachers and educators, spring of 2019 welcomes Julie Romanowski children's behaviour & discipline specialist to the stage to bring her message of connection and leadership to participants who have registered for the workshop, visit the website www.missbehaviour.ca for more info on the workshops as well as free resources for parents and teachers, early childhood educators ECE and RECE are invited to join fellow ECE consultant Julie Romanowski in a previously sold-out show workshop on children's behaviour & discipline, addressing parenting issues such as communication discipline anxiety aggression and teacher concerns of bullying not listening delayed special needs and stressed out kids.

Contact or learn more about Julie Romanowski - Mother, Coach, Leader, Educator, Author, Speaker & founder of Miss Behaviour: parenting coach & consultant services.

www.missbehaviour.ca
778-996-6535

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