Class introduction

After a busy day at work, didn't you feel heavy with sorry for not being able to do enough for your child?

The biggest concern of working parents is not simply lack of time. “What if my child becomes emotionally anxious because I'm busy?” , “If you don't take proper care of your studies, maybe you'll fall behind?” , “Can I be a good parent when I don't spend time with my kids?” This anxiety continues to build up.

This class is a practical parenting course based on trial and error and know-how of parenting experienced firsthand by a 20-year working couple who have raised three children, from the first year of college to the youngest in middle school.

The key point is clear. It's not that we can't raise children well because we work together. What children need is not time for parents to be around all day, but what direction do parents establish relationships and what standards they use to help children.

This course focuses on the five most common topics Korean parents are concerned about and deals with realistic solutions.

In addition, working couples share how they have maintained relationships with children and protected parents' hearts in an additional process, including specific routines and mindset management methods in their busy lives.

The ultimate goal of this class is not for parents to take children with them. It's about helping children grow into children who think for themselves, make choices, and lead their own lives. Also, not everyone in the family stands on someone else's sacrifice; it becomes a community of joy that grows together.

Recommended target

A working mom and working dad who is busy working but still wants to raise children well.
Parents of elementary school children, those who are unsure about their study habits, lifestyle habits, and self-initiative.
Parents who are concerned about peer relationships and school life - those who are curious about how to help with friendship, adjustment to school, and social issues.
Those who have a sensitive or distracted temperament or don't know how to deal with an anxious child.
Those who are preparing for puberty or have already strained relationships with adolescent children.
People who spend less time with their children, but want to spend that time properly.

Course effect

Working parents will also establish standards for adequate care within a given period of time.
I have an eye that understands a child's natural temperament and connects them to strengths rather than weaknesses.
Get specific ways to create self-directed learning habits without nagging about studying.
You will learn how to look at your child's school life and friendship problems and how to help them.
Learn practical conversation techniques to communicate with your adolescent child without fighting.

What makes this class special

This course is based not only on parenting theory but also on actual experience. It is based on realistic concerns and solutions experienced firsthand by parents who have raised three children while working together for 20 years. So it's more of a “way to actually be” than a “nice word.”
Many working parents feel sorry for their child. However, this process doesn't require parents to make more sacrifices. What is more important than the amount of time is not how parents do everything from the perspective of the direction of the relationship, but rather a parenting perspective that helps children stand on their own.
It is a practical solution presented by couples who have actually experienced parenting in all age groups, from entering college for the first time to the youngest middle school.
It's not just one side's perspective. A working mom, a working dad, and a couple will give a lecture together.
It covers study, temperament, relationships, emotions, and puberty all at once
There is no separate issue with parenting concerns. Study problems are linked to emotions, emotional problems are linked to relationships, and relationship problems are also linked to adolescent conversation styles.

A deadly parenting method for parents who are busy working... but still want to raise well!

A deadly parenting method for parents who are busy working... but still want to raise well!