The Cooperation Toolkit

After interviewing over 30 of the world’s leading parenting experts, I’ve uncovered 7 incredibly simple, research-backed tools that make getting your kids to cooperate so much easier and funner!

These tools don’t just help eliminate tantrums and power struggles—they strengthen the connection you share with your child, creating harmony in your home.

Imagine if you knew what to say and do to get your kids to cooperate with you...without having to get mad, shout at them, or use threats or nagging.

Just imagine how great parenting would be if you knew how to turn these stressful moments into opportunities for fun and joy - turning struggles and frustration into positive connection and teaching.

The One Minute Miracle technique is a great way to get cooperation from your kids while also building your connection and showing them that you care about what is important to them.

This tool works especially well for "transitions," like getting your kids to stop playing and come eat dinner.

It takes only 1 minute, but doing it before asking your child to cooperate can save you so much frustration! In fact, it turns normally frustrating times like bedtimes, meals, and transitions into positive connection building, bonding moments.

• How to have less yelling and conflict during daily routines like mealtimes or bedtime and foster genuine cooperation through connection rather than commands. It is amazing how much calmer, in control, and more confident in your parenting this simple technique can help you feel.

• How to become the positive, firm, and calm parent you want to be by learning how to assert your needs calmly and without conflict, and avoid triggering resistance in your child when you need them to cooperate.

• The 3 simple steps of the One Minute Miracle technique, and why each step is so critical for building the trust with your child that is required for getting them to cooperate without resistance.

The Take the Pressure Off technique is a powerful but simple approach to get better cooperation from your child - without resorting to nagging, threats, or yelling.

Even better, it helps your children develop a sense of responsibility and pride in their own abilities, making getting cooperation from them even easier in the future.

I love this technique, because it gets my kids to think for themselves, take responsibility, and cooperate with me without me having to yell, nag, or threaten. I'm always amazed at what my kids are capable of when I give them the opportunity to take responsibility.

• Why stepping back from being overly controlling when you ask your child to do something can actually make it much easier for your child to cooperate with you.

• The 3 steps to follow when your child is showing resistance to doing something you need them to do (like clean up their blocks after playing) - doing this instead of getting mad or pressuring them builds up your child's self confidence, and teaches them to take responsibility instead of always relying on you to tell them what to do.

• The real reason that small issues turn into big power struggles, and how to give your child a chance to cooperate without feeling like they've "lost."

If you frequently get into power struggles with your kids over small, trivial things (like what color sweater they should wear), then this technique will change your life.

This tool encourages your child to think rather than react, helping them make better decisions without yelling or frustration.

• Why doing less can give you better results when it comes to getting your kids to cooperate (learning this mindset will do wonders to avoid being dragged into emotional power struggles with your child over trivial things, saving your energy and focus for more meaningful interactions).

• A simple, 2 word phrase to use to instantly "detach" yourself and encourage your child to think about the natural consequences of their actions, allowing you to stay in control while giving your child the space to develop their own critical thinking and problem-solving skills.

• How to create space for your child to solve their own problems, helping them build maturity and responsibility and raising them to be self-reliant and equipped to deal with life's challenges with confidence.

One of the easiest ways to reduce resistance and create smoother transitions in your daily routine is to prepare your child in advance for what is happening.

When kids can anticipate what to expect - what the expectations are for a specific situation - then they become much more cooperative. When they know what is coming up, and what is expected of them, your kids will be much more likely to cooperate and much less likely to have meltdowns, tantrums, and power struggles.

Using Micro Routines can make your day go so much smoother, and they work especially well to ease transitions and daily tasks like going to (and leaving) the park, brushing their teeth, or getting ready for bed.

Using Micro Routines means that your kids know what to expect, meaning you have to spend less time begging, bribing, or yelling, and turning your day from chaotic into calm. They not only help your children to cooperate, but also helps you plan your day and activities.

• How to turn your home into a calmer, more cooperative space by using Anticipation to help your kids feel secure and less anxious.

• How to plan out trips and activities in a way that kids feel engaged and involved, making it much easier to get them to transition between activities or go home when you need them to go home without having to nag or get angry.

• How to boost your child's cooperation by implementing predictable routines that eliminate uncertainty, allowing you to enjoy smoother mornings and evenings, giving your more time for meaningful family moments instead of constant power struggles.

• How to empower your child to complete tasks independently without constant reminders...creating more breathing room for you during the day, while also raising a confident, capable, and responsible child.

Here's the thing: I'm a parent too, and I know parents don't have a lot of time to read books and learn lots of theories.

I want you to see results immediately, so we've worked really hard to make these tools as simple and easy to use as possible. Each tool is self-contained, and you can start seeing results immediately.

So, you're probably wondering just how much all of this costs.

Well, when we sat down to decide what to charge for this course, we started by looking at what it would cost to consult with just one of these experts for an hour.

I was shocked to discover that some of these experts charge up to $350 an hour to meet with them...if you can get a space at all!

So, you could pay several hundred dollars to consult with one of these experts...but then you'd only get perspective and advice from one person.

With this course, you get the best, tested, and proven parenting techniques for getting kids to listen from seven different experts.

Not only that, but these techniques have been vetted and chosen from the best parenting techniques of more than 30 experts I interviewed for this project!

Comparing it with what you would pay for just one consultation with a parenting coach, we initially planned to charge $200 for this course, because I truly believe that the information I share can have such a big, life-changing impact on your family life.

Just imagine how much easier and more fun you're life would be if you knew how to prevent power struggles and deal with tantrums.

Just imagine if you knew how to turn stressful situations with your kids into positive opportunities for growth and connection.

How much would it be worth to just have one reliable technique for getting your kids to cooperate without having to lose your cool, yell and shout, and then end up feeling terrible afterwards?

How much would it be worth to have seven different techniques in your parenting toolbox, techniques that are simple enough to learn in 15 minutes but that you can use for the rest of your life to improve your relationship with your kids, and turn parenting into the joyful, fun experience you always dreamed it would be?

But...after a long discussion with my husband, we realized that it is much more important to share this information with as many parents as we can. We decided that we would rather charge as little as possible, because we believe that this information can truly change lives for the better.

That's why we have decided to make this entire toolkit available for only:

$47

For a one-time payment of $47, you get:

• Immediate download of the entire toolkit, allowing you to access any of the information right now.

• 7 daily emails sharing case studies and examples of how you can use the tools to get your kids to cooperate and improve your relationship with them.

Over the years I've bought so many parenting books and courses, only to often end up not even completing them because I get busy and there is just so much information out there.

Because of this, we've worked really hard to make this a course that you actually end up using. I know you are busy, and you don't have much extra time, so this course is built so that all you need is 10 to 15 minutes a day to make big improvements in your life.

Still have questions?

This toolkit is not about sharing complex theories, just straightforward, actionable parenting tools that you can implement right away.

You'll see improvements immediately as you apply these techniques to your daily parenting life.

As a new subscriber to my newsletter, I wanted to do something special for you.

So, until DATE, you can get access to The Cooperation Toolkit: 7 Simple & Easy Techniques For Getting Kids To Listen for only $27.

That's less than $1 a day over the next month to gain lifetime access to:

• Immediate download of the entire toolkit, allowing you to access any of the information right now.

• 7 daily emails sharing case studies and examples of how I used the techniques to get my kids to cooperate and improve my relationship with them, along with daily actions that you can take to make cooperation easier.

• BONUS: Free download of my book, How To Get Kids To Listen, containing short, impactful interviews with parenting experts from around the world, all focusing on sharing their best techniques for getting kids to cooperate without needing to get mad, yell, or nag.

Option One - you can decide to go on the way you've always done things. Maybe try to take some of the lessons I've shared on this page, but try to figure out things on your own.

This might work for you, but the truth is that if you keep doing things the same way, you'll very likely end up with the same results.

The unfortunate truth is that the way you are behaving now, your ability to get your kids to cooperate and work with you instead of against you, will not change unless you learn how to change.

The fact is that you only have a very short time to build the foundations of your relationship and connection with your child. Believe me, our kids grow up too quickly, and before you realize it they are teenagers with their own lives to live.

The best time to make a difference in their lives is right now...

Right now, while you still have as much time as possible to build those strong foundations and the deep connection and relationship of trust and respect.

That's why you also have Option Two - to take advantage of this no-risk opportunity to gain access my most powerful techniques for getting kids to cooperate while building a strong connection with them, setting the foundation for a great future relationship.

You can start right now to build that foundation of connection and trust with your kids by discovering how to turn stressful, frustrating parenting moments into positive opportunities for growth and connection.

There is absolutely no risk to you.

You have 60 days to review and try out the techniques.

In the unlikely event that you feel that it is not for you, simply send me an email, and I'll refund everything you paid, no questions asked and no hard feelings.

Who is this toolkit for?

This toolkit is specifically for you if you take care of kids, especially young kids between 2 and 10. However, I'm sure that most of these techniques would work for you if you have older kids as well, or if you interact with kids in any way and you want to understand why they behave the way they do, and how you can connect better with them.

What is the time commitment?

You can put as much time as you want into this. I've designed the course to take no more than 10 or 15 minutes of your time each day. However, there are additional actions and reflection questions you can work through if you have more time, or if there is a specific technique that you want to get more value from.

What exactly do I get when I purchase this toolkit?

When you purchase this toolkit, you'll get lifetime access to an online website containing all of the information and resources that form part of the toolkit.

You can also download the entire toolkit in PDF format.

You will also receive a daily email for the next 7 days, with a short case study of how I used the technique with my kids, and then specific actions you can take implement the technique in your life.

Finally, you'll also get free instant, downloadable access to my book How To Get Kids To Listen, containing interviews I did with 25 of the world's leading parenting experts, featuring many short, powerful strategies and tactics to help get your kids to listen and cooperate without yelling or shouting.