Have a Tween? Let’s Do Middle School Together!
TOGETHER, you and your daughter will learn:
- What REALLY happens to the mom-daughter relationship during puberty?
- The ONE approach that will make middle school different for both of you.
- The THREE skills every mom-tween daughter needs to learn
Join my workshop for moms and daughters to strengthen your bond during middle school.
Parenting tweens can be overwhelming.
- Want to build self-respect and confidence in your tween?
- Navigating mood swings and big emotions?
- Struggling with popularity, mean girls, and social media in middle school?
- Balancing “kids will be kids” with empowering tweens in a chaotic world?
- What happened to your sweet kid?
- Tired of being told the “what” but not the “how” by parenting gurus?
It does not have to be like this.
I want you to build a foundational relationship with your tween based on mutual trust and respect.
Picture guiding your child to be a confident, independent adult, while nurturing an enriching quality relationship that will grow well into adulthood.
You can raise a resilient, adaptable adult with enduring strengths like problem-solving, compassion, and grit without overwhelm and stress.
There will never be a period in your child’s life after adolescence where they will experience this kind of fast learning and efficiency.
Let’s do middle school together.
You want to parent differently.
Every generation needs to parent differently due to the world growing and changing.
Generation Alpha is in adolescence, growing up in a fast-changing and convenient world.
It’s simpler to connect through phones and social media, but it’s tougher to form real, deep connections, leading to rising anxiety and loneliness.
The pandemic took away a year of learning important social skills for these tweens.
Your parenting should represent your family, and it will look different for each child. This generation needs you more than ever.
Let’s do middle school together.
AS FEATURED IN:
My name is Nik. I love tweens and middle school.
I’ve worked with students from age 4 to college for decades.
As a principal, I created a middle school from scratch when I saw the need to foster and grow tweens from childhood to adulthood. Middle school is a time most people dread, but research shows us it is when their brains grow the most. We can’t miss this opportunity.
Being a middle school principal, changed my parenting. I became open, honest, and genuine. I learned WITH my kids. I was a woman trying to heal by showing my kids the beautiful mess and process of life.
I wanted them to know how to solve problems, manage emotions, and be independent in their own time. It wasn’t perfect. It still isn’t. We accept that life is beautifully messy.
In my educational career and personal life, I have mentored women through recovering from their eating disorders (after recovering from my own), developed mentoring/social-emotional programs for girls ages 9–18, and coached students and adults in executive functioning worldwide.
I have raised my daughters to be independent women, stepping into the lives they have created.
Let’s do middle school together!