Enjoy all the segments we have collected to bring you this resource of all of Julie's excellent advice for parents on Global News online. Stay tuned for more in the future!

• Stop using playgrounds during the pandemic outbreak
• How to prevent kids from being greedy & entitled ​
• Educational Benefits from Sesame Street
• ​Mental health concerns with SAH Fathers 
• Screen-free Coaches
• ​The impact of competitive sports on teens
• ​What happens after graduation?
• Detention at school is outdated
• ​Teens who push boundaries
• ​Snow-plow parenting effects
• ​When you hate being a parent
• ​Bullying the Bully? One Parents approach
• ​Letting kids skip school for a mental health day
• ​Setting up for a successful screen time routine
• ​Chrissy Teigan gets body shamed after birth
• ​Impact of Punishing kids with a paddle
• ​Postpartum parties
• ​Infant ear piercing 

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Invited once again from the very supportive and lovely staff at Islam Radio in the United Kingdom to discuss the issue of 'how much screen time is enough for children'. Some people say it is up to the child, some say it is up to the Parents. Many parents say they wish it was up to them but it's harder to do than they thought. Julie Romanowski discusses how to create boundaries around the monitoring of screen time amounts and how to communicate the goals and concerns with children.

Listen to the full interview here (starting at the 27 minute mark)

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Parents want to know how to navigate addictive video games and the impact on their children. This has been a hot-button topic for a while now and we all know it but don't know what to do about it. One Vancouver parent has decided to take class-action and is suing the video game makers of FORTNITE because of the addictive nature of the game. Parenting Coach Julie Romanowski, weighs in on this issue and how to create boundaries around gaming as well as where exactly the responsibility lies when it comes to children and playing video games.

Listen to the radio interview here (starts at the 31:18 minute mark):
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Listen to all the wonderful tips and info from Parenting Educator Julie Romanowski, as she speaks to many hosts through out the years on the popular CKNW NEWS Radio in Vancouver, BC. 
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• Video Gaming and Children's Mental Health - with Jill Bennet
• Benefits of outdoor spaces for teens mental health  ​
• Allowing devices at the dinner table - with Charles Adler​
• Family Day and best parenting practices - with Stirling Faux ​
• Helping kids 'feel their feelings' this holiday season - with Stirling Faux ​
• Celebrating Family Day and talking about family well-being​​
• Tips to curb Christmas Chaos & Holiday Mayhem - with Stirling Faux​
• How to avoid children's disappointment - with Jill Bennet
• Youth violence predictors & prevention - with John Daly​
• Back to school stresses Parents more than kid - with Lynda Steele
• ​Can parents force their child to do something? - Jill Bennet
• Negative effects of 'Snowplow Parenting' - with Lynda Steele​
• Spring Break Parenting Tips​​
• Mental Health Days for children - with Simi Sara
• All things Parenting - with Stirling Faux

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Everything you need to know to avoid the FESTIVE STRESS that all to often accompanies this time of year. These helpful tools and strategies actually work and can help curb those challenging moments. We've provided a series of articles, tips and information for you to help them make this holiday season the most successful yet!

• Coping better this Christmas - CKNW radio interview
• Give meaningful 'experience' Gifts - CTV radio interview
• Easy gift-giving ideas for families - Miss Behaviour article

• Make memories this Christmas and connect more - Global TV Morning Show
• Avoid Christmas Chaos & Holiday Mayhem - CKNW Radio interview
• ​Zap the greed out of Christmas time - Miss Behaviour article
• Prevent greed & entitlement this holiday season - Global National News
• Avoid Kids being Disappointed - CKNW Radio interview
• Elf on the Shelf Holiday Stress Guide - Miss Behaviour article
• Survive the holidays! Plan for success instead of stress - CKNW news 980
• Family Holiday travel advice - Miss Behaviour article
• Snow Storm Disruptions - Miss Behaviour article

• Have 'well-behaved' kids during this holiday season! - CKNW News 980
• Encourage more Giving this holiday - Miss Behaviour article
• Keep your kids behaviour in check this holiday season - Today's Parent Magazine
• ​Avoid shopping nightmares this holiday season - Miss Behaviour article

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You're invited to join the MISS BEHAVIOUR FACEBOOK GROUP where we will discuss tips, strategies and have open discussions on children's behaviour, discipline, communication, aggression, defiance, stress, anxiety and much more!
Facebook is such a great way to stay connected and 'up-to-date' on relevant info. Having reminders often about tips on children's behaviour, can be very helpful. Suitable for parents, teachers, early childhood educators, teaching staff, volunteers and students in the field.

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Schools can close due to severe weather conditions such as snow, wind or flooding many times during the year, especially during winter. Last minute changes and arrangements can leave parents and children feeling stressed, worried and anxious. Below are some important things to remember when this happens in your household.

1.) Get the facts straight and make sure you have all the necessary info.
2.) Take a moment to breathe and process the changes.
3.) Make it clear in your own mind what the next steps are.
4.) Clearly communicate the facts, steps and expectations to all the changes.
5.) Allow children to 'feel their feelings' without judgement, criticism or sarcasm.
6.) Try your best and if it ends up being a challenging day regardless of your efforts, use some positive self-talk, shake it off and know you tried your best in a very tricky situation.

It's likely next time will be better.

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As one of Canada's leading parenting coaches and parenting experts, Julie Romanowski is regularly featured on CBC Radio speaking about popular parenting topics! Julie is a dynamic speaker that addresses challenging issues with ease, precision, laughter and simplicity. Click on the links below to listen to the interviews and read the articles with a variety of famous CBC Radio hosts.
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• ​Getting kids to do chores - host Amy Bell
• Benefits of 'free-range' parenting - host Kathryn Marlowe​
• Are Parenting Tech gadgets helpful - host Jason Osler
  
• Pros and Cons of Kid Sleepovers - host Amy Bell
• Preparing for the Back to School transition - host Gloria Macarenko
• Kids who want cell phones - host Kathryn Marlowe
• How much privacy to give kids online - host Amy Bell
• Free-range' parenting vs. 'Hellicopter' parenting debate - host Angela Sterritt

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Parenting Services provide specific solutions, information, support and guidance to all Parents. We specialize in children's behaviour & discipline and help parents understand the message behind the behaviour, demonstrate how to apply the correct technique, support the process....and voila! Results. 

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For over 6 years writing parenting articles for URBANBABY & TODDLER MAGAZINE, Julie Romanowski offers advice on many relevant topics.
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• Raising independent and helpful school age kids​
• Healthy Tips for the New Year​
• Decoding Common ​Parenting Traps
• Solve Problems Proactively

• Q & A: Tackling  Parenting Challenges (pg. 15)
• Q & A: Transitioning Back To School (pg. 19)
• ​Q & A: Summertime Behaviour Tips (pg. 12)
• ​Q & A: Raising Independent Children
• Back to School Tips  to do NOW!
• Reducing Tantrums & Power Struggles
• ​Making Bedtimes Less Exhausting
• ​Why Encouragement tumps praising
• Decoding Toddlers: Top 10 Discipline Techniques
• Time Outs Not Working?
• ​Nag-Free Mornings: Tips for Parents on the Go 
• Raising Responsible Children: Everyone Benefits​

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Julie speaks with host Charles Adler about devices during mealtimes and if there are any pros or cons about this new habit that has formed with in households all over the world. Roles of parents and their children will change over the years but preserving the 'human connection' is one that will always require effort and time.

Listen to the radio clip here >>>>>

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Let's have a chat about 'Family Day' and best parenting practices for 2021 on the CKNW's Mike Smythe show with guest host Stirling Faux. Julie Romanowski brings forward interesting tips and insight on how to CONNECT with your children and increase more positive outcomes with the family.

​Listen to the radio clip here >>>>>

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Hot parenting topic being discussed on the most recent CBC "Parental Guidance" episode with host Amy Bell and Vancouver-based Parenting Coach, Julie Romanowski. Learn key ways to encourage chlidren, communicate clear expectations and tips on how to manage any whining/complaining/upset when asked to complete chores.

​Listen to the radio segment here >>>>>

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The 2020 Christmas holidays are going to be unique this year. Due to the covd19 pandemic and new, stricter regulations, family gatherings and yuletide festivities will not be taking place and we will be encouraged to celebrate much quieter this Christmas. Julie and Stirling speak again on Christmas time tips for the family. Learn WHY it's important to encourage children to 'feel their feelings' when disappointed, upset, frustrated or sad this holiday season.


Listen to the radio clip here >>>>>

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Want to have a more meaningful holiday season this year? Give something different this year with 'experience gifts' for children. Read the latest tips from children's behaviour expert - Julie Romanowski from Miss Behaviour: parenting coach & consultant services. CTV News asks Julie what she thinks would be a great gift for kids that can promote good behaviour and less 'Christmas Chaos' or 'Festive Stress'! A power-packed list of 5 incredible tips on how to really give the best this year!

Read the full article on CTV News right here >>>>>

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During the time of COVD19 pandemic, many people have experienced a range of emotions from shock, anxiety, worry, exhaustion, sadness, loss, fear, confusion and much more. All of these are normal to feel and a natural response to how our body and brain function to protect us. Below are some key points to consider when COPING with these emotions, difficult experiences as well as the next phase of pandemic safety protocol. Click on each one to read the full article on each topic.

1.) Parents facing new or increased experiences of anxiety. 

2.  Teens who may be struggling. 

3.  Create a routine for the summer months and the transition back to school in September.

4.  When experiencing feelings of guilt because there has not been enough time, effort, connection or attention spent on those you love most (including yourself).

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​Parents facing new or increased experiences of anxiety has been a huge topic of discussion during the pandemic as it seems to be having a massive, negative impact on families. One of the greatest contributing factors is the uncertainty that comes with the territory of a world-wide pandemic that has never happened before. There is no plan put in place already and procedures are being made up as we go along. This leaves most of us fearing the ‘unknown’ which is a difficult place to live life and guide our children.

Recognizing this is the first step because it isn’t your fault or your responsibility to solve the worlds problem. Rather, our role as a parent is to COPE the best we can and that means a combination of decreasing stressors as much as possible, letting ourselves know that it’s going to be okay, creating ‘known’ by encouraging clear expectations and boundaries to work within as well as prioritizing ‘self-care’ to help ease the impact of stress on our mind and body.

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TEENS have been overlooked during the pandemic due to the nature of all the changes happening in the world landing on the laps of the adults to deal with. Most of the responsibilities parents have to cope with, have taken top priority leaving most kids in the dust. Even though all children have been effected by school closures and the adjustment in learning, TEENAGE kids have it especially difficult because their main focus is on the social aspect that comes with school and how it’s so important for TEENS at this age to stay well-connected to the peers.

With schools, parks, restaurants, cafes and malls all closed, teens are left to very little in terms of connecting. Most still have access with the internet and social media but not all and most definitely not all the time. The difficulty in this issue is that it is not the most important disruption and one that many adults would bock at due to its lack of importance in comparison to the major health, safety and financial issues effecting the world. However, a ‘minor’ disruption it may be but still a disruption. Being aware of this and VALIDATING your TEENAGE child's experience is still highly recommended. Staying connected to our friends may not be a top priority to most adults, it means everything in a TEENAGER'S world. Keeping communication lines open in general is important but allowing for TEENS to share their vulnerabilities with parents is critical. Helping your TEEN also recognize the feelings they may be experience with the loss of their social life and the adjustments they have to face is helpful for them to be able to move through this challenging time and learn ways to build their resiliency.
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​When experiencing feelings of guilt because there has not been enough time, effort, connection or attention spent on those you love most (including yourself), it is important to remember that GUILT is a natural reaction when we do something wrong or bad. When it comes to parenting and not ‘doing enough’ for our children and family because we are pulled in so many directions as well as carry an immense load of responsibility, that is not the same as ‘doing something wrong’. Therefore, GUILT is misplaced and what is really going on hidden underneath is that we are UNBALANCED.
 
Part of the reason why so many of us Parents are UNBALANCED is because we are so spread thin among so many aspects of life. Work, family, finances, health, home, schedules, school, childcare, relationships, social life, education are among the most common and it easily leads to exhaustion and BURNOUT. Recognizing this is the most important part of creating a more positive and healthier outcome. Once we gain that awareness, it can help re-focus our efforts on maintaining the balance instead of drowning in the GUILT.
 
When we identify ourselves as a ‘parent’, we think of this as a all-encompassing role that we are locked into and must complete all the responsibilities mentioned above plus more to feel like we are good parents and that we are successful. This is not the case. Being a parent is part of who we are but not all of it. Remembering our 'self' as a critical component is important to remember and SELF-CARE is part of supporting this component. If not, we end up giving and giving too much until we are depleted and that is not good for anyone.
 
I’ve come up with an exercise below to help Parents shift into a more BALANCED way of feeling in their lives. It can bring more awareness around who you are besides just being an anonymous Parent.

RE-CALIBRATING THE PARENTING ROLE EXERCISE
Follow the instructions below to complete this exercise.


1.) Reflect on your role as a parent. Think about the 3 different categories that create the parenting role.

2.) Write the percentage you feel you would give yourself ( in your current role) in each category and write it inside that circle.

​3.) Move down to the blank line underneath the circles and write ups. Write 33.3% on each one of those lines.
(As a parent, we are divided into 3 main parts - the person, the nurturer and the guide. Each one of these are extremely important. When we can give equal amounts of time, energy, money, attention and care, we find ourselves in a more BALANCED STATE. If the the percentages are not equal, this can cause for an UNBALANCED feeling which can leave us feeling empty, confused, unmotivated and feeling guilty.)

4.) Compare the percentage totals. If they are relatively close in equality, this is a good sign that you are balancing all three well and keep moving forward! If they are not, do not worry just try to reflect on which areas of your day/life can be adjusted to help bring more balance which can create for a greater sense of well-being.

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Family wellness is very important but even more critical these days during the COVD19 pandemic. Tofino Radio "Tuffcity Radio" station invites guest speaker Julie Romanowski to join in on the FAMILY WELLNESS HOUR. This 60 minute radio interview taps into the hot-button issues going on in most households. Topics such as parenting challenges, stepping into the leadership role, children's development like defiance, aggression and anxiety are covered in detail with tips and techniques. Get your pen and paper ready to take notes because this power-packed segment is the key to many questions you may have.

Listen to the full interview here >>>>>

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PARENT COACHING is ideal for anyone who may be struggling with children's behaviour or guiding the family in daily life. Julie Romanowski is one of Canada's top Parenting educators and parenting speakers who shares practical tips and strategies for parents of children of all ages as well as offers a new program called the MISS BEHAVIOUR METHOD PROGRAM that is easy to follow with tremendous results. Discover how PARENT COACHING may be right for you.

Link to the Services page here >>>>>

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Learn how to navigate conversations with children around the COVD19 virus, world pandemic, self isolation & everything that comes along with that with Vancouver's top parenting coach, Julie Romanowski. Julie is interviewed by Jill Bennett on CKNW 980 news talk radio about the effects the virus is having on our families and children. Parents are offered tips on how to speak to their children about easing anxiety, staying healthy and avoiding risk. Julie also discusses in detail what the best course of action is when it comes to how much news to expose to children regarding these issues.

Listen to the full radio interview here  (6:48 minutes long) >>>>>

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Children's behaviour can be challenging at times in knowing what to do about it, how to manage ourselves around it or how to best guide the child through it. As one of Canada's top Parenting Coach & Consultants, a lot of the feedback I get from people is that they don't think their concerns about their child warrants a doctors visit yet they feel that no one else in their circle seems to be able to offer any help or solutions leaving them feeling stuck and stressed!

Below are some  key points of reference to help guide parents, teachers, educators and caregivers in knowing if the child they live or interact with requires additional guidance, help or support.

1. There is an increase in intensity and frequency of the child's negative behaviours that cause hurt, harm, disruption or destruction.
2. The child is not listening, choosing to ignore, disrespecting or becoming defiant on a regular basis of your boundaries, expectations and/or rules especially in regards to health and safety measures.
3. The child demonstrates an on-going a state of stress, anxiety or worry on any topic, routine or situation.
4. There is a noticeable increase of anger outbursts and verbal or physical aggression towards others, themselves or their surroundings.
5. You suspect there is a delay, diagnosis or issue with development but are not sure or feel confused about it.
6. There is a major disruption, negative impact or chaos with in the family, household, classroom or group and not sure the cause of it.

If you have any concerns with these points mentioned above or if you have other concerns not listed, CONTACT US anytime by email, phone or text. We offer a complimentary initial phone consultation as a way to connect, discuss and create a plan of action as needed. These phone calls are confidential and there is no obligation to continue with services.