"Experience the Thrill of Well Behaved Kids Overnight with this One-Of-A-Kind, Powerful New Parenting Tool"
Listen! That’s an really interesting question and it’s the main motivation behind why I’m doing all these to help YOU!
There’s a lot of help available for you both online and off. Most of it, however, is either too expensive, too much effort, or just a frustrating waste of time. What I’m about to share with you is simple, inexpensive, fun, and very very effective.
"Hi Julie We’ve received the wheel and are very impressed. We put it together during a planning meet between staff and volunteers and it lead to a great chat about consequences and rewards. We will be using it as a doorprize during a July 16th peer group. The group will be lead by Dr. Phillips, behaviour management specialist. I will let you know if some of our parents would like to order your product. thanks again for your great work." Darlene Jamieson Executive Director Big Sisters of Nipissing 147 Main St. West, North Bay, ON
Do you still remember the last time you yelled, shouted and punished your children because they misbehaved or did not abide to the rules you’ve set at home? Well those days are now over.
No longer will behavior modification become an us against them issue where you are looked upon as the enemy. The wheel becomes your impartial judge and jury, making your job as a better parent that much easier.
No more disagreements between mom and dad over what to do. (Kids can really exploit that one.) With the Wheel, both of you are now on the same page.
Kids need to know that parents are fair. It’s easy with the Wheel. You get their input when you select the consequences to place on the wheel.
Consistency is critical. Kids also need to know that inappropriate behavior will always result in remedial action. The Wheel makes this very easy for you.
Suppose your child is guilty of leaving the lights on after leaving a room. (This was always a big one in our household. Kids have no concept of what it costs to run a household and they just take it for granted that electricity is always there and it’s free.) Since you’ve already made it a rule that the lights are to be turned off when leaving a room, it’s now time to spin the Wheel. Notice that you’re not the bad guy here. The rule of turning off the lights was agreed to by your child. And now it’s the Wheel that has to be answered to. You can be impartial in the process. You can even root for the child, hoping for an easy consequence.
To activate the Wheel, your child simply clicks on the Spin button. After the wheel stops spinning, a randomly generated consequence… Read more…
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