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What will I learn?
After completing the Priceless Parenting course, you will have the skills to:
- Create a peaceful home where limits and consequences replace yelling and nagging
- Teach children how to be responsible, respectful and solve problems
- Raise children who can think for themselves and exert self-discipline
- Choose appropriate consequences for inappropriate behavior
- Prepare children for eventually leaving home and living on their own
There is a parenting course outline you can read which shows the topics covered in each lesson.
Who could benefit from this course?
Anyone who interacts frequently with children could benefit from learning the techniques taught in this course:
- Parents of babies, toddlers, preschoolers, grade schoolers, tweens and teens
- Teachers
- Grandparents
- Step parents
- Foster parents
- Adopting parents
- Divorcing parents
You can read the 10 compelling reasons to take the Priceless Parenting class.
Is there a Certificate of Completion after completing this course?
You can request a Certificate of Completion upon completing the last lesson; it
will be similar to this example Certificate of Completion.
If you are required to take court ordered parenting classes, it is best to check with your lawyer or social worker to see if this class qualifies in your case. Each court, judge and situation is different so please check with your court contact.
What is the philosophy behind Priceless Parenting?
Parenting is an extremely important and challenging job. Learning best practices in parenting can make the job much easier.
- Simple, practical and effective techniques are the best.
- Children learn more from our actions rather than our words.
- Allowing children to make mistakes is essential for their learning.
- The way we treat our children will significantly influence the way they treat others.
- The quality of our children's lives will greatly depend on the decisions they make.
How long does each lesson take?
It will take about an hour to complete each lesson. There is also homework at the end of each lesson which will require time to
practice what you just learned.
How much does it cost?
You can try the Setting Limits section of the first lesson for free or register for
the entire course for $99.
Are there Priceless Parenting brochures that I can give other parents?
Yes, you can view or print out a brochure for the class. Feel free to pass the brochure
along to anyone who may be interested.
What do I need in order to take the class?
You need to have an internet browser which has Flash. More than 98% of browsers now include Flash. However, if you do not have it,
you can download Flash from the Adobe site. The lessons also include audio.
If you do not have speakers, you can read what is being said by clicking the Closed Captioning (CC) icon in the lesson playback control.
Can I buy the Priceless Parenting class as a gift for someone?
You can buy a gift certificate for the Priceless Parenting class.
Is individual parent coaching available? Are there parenting books recommended?
Kathy Slattengren is available for individual coaching and group presentations.
There are also a number of free articles and parenting books recommended.
Can I join an affiliate program to sell the Priceless Parenting class?
It's free to join our affiliate program and you will earn a 25% commission!
Can I run a Priceless Parenting discussion group?
You can learn more about running your own Priceless Parenting discussion group and how you can make money by combining a discussion
group with the affiliate program.
Who created this course?
These online parenting classes were created by Kathy Slattengren.
Kathy is a parent educator with a deep commitment to providing parents the information
and skills needed to raise responsible, respectful children.
Her Masters Degree in Education combined with her background in psychology,
teaching parenting classes, raising her own children and software development has allowed her to create this online course. You can hear more about
Kathy's background in her own words on the about the author page.
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