Parenting Coach

A parenting coach is a certified professional who provides guidance, support, and practical strategies to help parents navigate the challenges of raising children and promote positive parent-child relationships.

A parenting coach can provide valuable insights, tools, and techniques tailored to your specific parenting needs. They offer a fresh perspective, help you develop effective communication skills, and support you in building a nurturing environment for your family.

A parenting coach can help you enhance your parenting skills, improve communication with your child, manage challenging behaviors, develop effective discipline strategies, and strengthen the parent-child bond.

Yes, at AMP Counselling Center, our parenting coaches are certified professionals with extensive experience in the field of parenting and child development. They undergo rigorous training to ensure they provide high-quality support and guidance.

If you feel overwhelmed, stressed, or unsure about how to handle certain parenting situations, a parenting coach can offer valuable assistance. They can help you address specific challenges, provide guidance on age-appropriate expectations, and support your personal growth as a parent.

Yes, parenting coaching can benefit parents of children of all ages, from toddlers to teenagers. The techniques and strategies may vary based on the child's developmental stage, and our parenting coach can customize their guidance accordingly.

The duration of a parenting coaching session can vary depending on your specific needs. Sessions usually range from 45 minutes to an hour, allowing sufficient time for discussion, guidance, and practical strategies.

Yes, at AMP Counselling Center in Vashi, Navi Mumbai, we offer parenting coaching sessions in-person. Our location provides a comfortable and confidential space for you to discuss your parenting concerns.

Yes, we also offer online parenting coaching sessions for those who prefer the convenience of remote sessions. Virtual sessions are conducted through secure video conferencing platforms.

When disciplining a child who doesn't listen, it's important to establish clear and consistent expectations. Use positive reinforcement, set consequences for misbehavior, and ensure consequences are age-appropriate and reasonable. Effective communication, active listening, and understanding your child's perspective can also play a crucial role in promoting cooperation.

There can be various reasons why kids may not listen. It could be due to distractions, lack of understanding, defiance, or a need for attention. It's important to evaluate your communication style, ensure your instructions are clear and age-appropriate, and create a positive and nurturing environment that encourages active listening and cooperation.

Yelling can create a negative environment and may not be effective in getting your child to listen. Instead, try using a calm and assertive tone, maintain eye contact, give clear instructions, and offer praise and rewards for listening and following instructions. Actively listen to your child's perspective and provide them with opportunities for open communication.

To prevent excessive mobile phone use in children, establish clear screen time rules and limits. Set a good example by limiting your own screen time. Encourage alternative activities such as outdoor play, hobbies, and family interactions. Create device-free zones or times during the day and engage in discussions about the responsible use of technology. Provide alternative forms of entertainment and engage in activities that promote face-to-face interactions and development of other skills.