Sarah Rosensweet Peaceful Parenting
Parent Coaching and Support for Families
We help life with kids become enjoyable- not a struggle–
So that you can feel calm and confident as a parent and stop counting the minutes til bedtime.
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My team of coaches and I give you the peaceful parenting tools and strategies you need to know and the love and support you need to implement them so that you can go from frustrated and overwhelmed to “We’ve got this!”
Before I started working with Sarah, I felt pretty alone in the struggles I was having with my kids. I wanted things to be so different from how I had grown up, and yet, when I found myself getting stressed, it seemed like I was saying or doing some of the same things my parents did, which made me feel awful. Sarah has helped our family with both specific issues that were causing us a lot of grief, and also some of the bigger behaviour and relationship issues we are working on. Now I feel like I understand my children better and I can respond to their needs in a better way. Sarah helps me reflect on things that have happened and helps me find a way to move forward. I don’t feel alone anymore and I am enjoying my kids so much more!
I’m Sarah Rosensweet, peaceful parenting coach and mom of 3 big kids (15, 18, and 22)
My husband and I have a great relationship with our kids. We genuinely enjoy each other’s company. They are independent, respectful, kind, funny and self-motivated.
How did we get here? Peaceful parenting.
Peaceful parenting is an approach that uses kind, firm limits with lots of empathy.
We’re in charge but we give kids the support they need to meet our expectations.
We emphasize connection and prioritize our relationship with our kids.
Because guess what? Our relationship is the most effective way we can influence our kids.
Why Your Relationship Matters
When my oldest son was in his middle teen years, he told me that many of his friends ignored their parents’ phone calls and texts, and went home late, if at all.
He said, “You’re lucky I care what you and Dad think.”
He is right.
‘Kids who care what you think’ is 90% of the equation for raising great kids you want to spend time with (and who want to spend time with you!)
How We Can Help You Get There:
My coaches, Corey and Stoney, and I give you the peaceful parenting tools and strategies and you need to know and the love and support you need to implement them.
Whether you’re being driven around the bend by kids who don’t listen until you yell, or feel like getting anyone to do anything is like pulling teeth, you are in the right place.
It is possible to enjoy your kids again and be the parent you want to be.
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My family is having a wonderful week and are feeling so peaceful and filled with joy! I’ve been working with Sarah Rosensweet and I have to say she’s been amazing to work with! It’s only been just over two weeks and we’ve made huge strides. With her help we’re bringing back calmness and joy into parenting my almost three year old daughter, M. Which is huge after welcoming the birth of her new baby sister and struggling with PPMD. Giving my daughter M. a mom who enjoys her again is the best gift for her birthday
I was at the end of my rope with my 3 year old. I couldn’t get him in his carseat. I couldn’t get him dressed. I would end up at stores with him completely losing it. I felt like a completely crazy person. I felt like it was never going to end and that my child would be forever traumatized. I had my 20 minute free consult with Sarah and several other parenting coaches I had found online, but I sobbed during my session with Sarah and I knew she was the one. She had compassion for where I was at and ZERO judgment. After working with Sarah for a few months, we are so so soo happy. NOW I am equipped with tools and have a method for dealing when things are starting to get difficult. I have grace, fun, and special time with my little dude! I am so proud of both of us and SO SO GRATEFUL TO SARAH.
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Episode 120: Supporting Neurodivergent and BIPOC Parents and Children with Jaya Ramesh and Priya Saaral
In this episode, we dive into the world of neurodivergent parenting with Jaya and Priya. We explore their backgrounds and the vital work they do in...
Episode 119: Coaching with Jessica: Making Stressful Mornings Easier
In this episode, I sit down for a coaching episode with Jessica, who is a mom of two. We talk about the morning chaos, which many of us can relate...
Episode 118: Raising Kids in the Era of Technology with Devorah Heitner
In this episode, Dr. Devorah Heitner joins me to talk about raising kids in the era of technology, and different tools and strategies to implement,...
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![As parents, we all face challenges, but what happens when traditional parenting approaches don’t work?
That’s why my client during this call, Samantha, is actively transitioning to a Peaceful Parenting approach.
We’re talking through how those challenges can feel even more intense when your child is more sensitive and needs additional attention and understanding.
Join us to discover major tips for a more peaceful parenting journey.
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