Parental Support

Parental support, commonly known as parental coaching, is individualized, systemic support designed to assist parents in their educational role.

The aim is to create and provide a space for listening, understanding, and adjustment, enabling parents to better understand their child's needs, question educational practices, and ease everyday family life.

The sessions draw on my knowledge of child development while respecting history, values, and rhythm of each family.

Parents of children from birth to 7 years old

Parents looking for practical tools they can use every day

Parents who want to better understand their child's needs

Parents who lack confidence in their parenting abilities

Future parents who have questions about the arrival of their baby

Parents going through a difficult period (children angers, opposition, sleep and falling asleep, communication, etc.)

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How does the support work ?

Before starting any coaching session

• Initial contact exchange

• Sending an initial contact form to better understand the family dynamic

• Identifying needs, questions, and goals

• Defining a coaching package

• Choosing moments and types of sessions

• Planning time slots and coaching framework

During the coaching session

• Time to listen and talk in complete confidentiality

• Analysis of specific situations in everyday family life

• Educational input and guidance on child development

• Support for parenting

• Help in understanding the child's needs and behaviors

• Joint development of specific approaches according to the family's situation

After the session

• Time for assimilation and implementation in daily life

• Adjustment of objectives according to the evolution of the situation

• Possibility of extending or adapting the support

• Continuity of coaching in a progressive approach

• End of support when goals are achieved