A podcast designed to help parents and professionals raise drug-free, independent and cooperative kids who will one day find their purpose in life... on schedule.
What if one simple phrase could reduce many of the daily power struggles between adults and children? Get more help at http://cooperativekids.com Most parents and teachers have experienced it: "No." "Why not?" "That's not fair!" "But everyone else gets to!" And suddenly a simple conversation turns into an argument. In this episode, we explore a small language shift that can dramatically change the…
The Christmas Gratitude for Kids 7 - 12 now available at Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0FZB2K4XF -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- On today's show, professional speaker, author, and someone I call a friend, Tommy Maloney, and I unpack the seven essential things children of divorce truly need. We discuss the importance of parents who listen more…
ORDER the new Cooperative Kids Puzzle Book ORDER the new Holiday Shoppers Puzzle Book from Amazon. Download the instructional handout for this exercise to share by CLICKING HERE ============================================ ABOUT THIS EPISODE Every parent knows the pain of stepping on a Lego at two in the morning — that tiny plastic reminder that life with kids is equal parts love and chaos. In…
=================================== Download the eBook HOW TO GET KIDS TO OWN THEIR HOMEWORK Visit Bill's website: http://cooperativekids.com =================================== Discover how one father’s journey to find better parenting tools led him to a transformative experience with the Redirecting Children’s Behavior (RCB) program. In this heartfelt episode of The Bill Corbett Podcast:…
Episode Review: Teaching Patience with the Wish Book ========================================== Here's the link for The New Wish Book for Girls on Amazon Here's the link for The New Wish Book for Boys on Amazon ========================================== If you’ve ever found yourself in the middle of a toy store standoff — your child begging for the latest gadget while you debate between caving in…
Even the most patient parent has moments they regret, such as the checkout meltdown, the raised voice in the car, or the hasty words that sting more than intended. What you do after those moments matters as much (if not more) than what happened in the heat of it. Children are resilient, but they need guidance to process what they have just witnessed and to learn how to manage their emotions…
Money lessons don’t have to wait until your kids get their first job — they can start right at home, right now. In this episode, I sit down with another dad to talk about the small, practical ways we can teach our kids the value of saving, spending, and even investing. We share real stories from our own households — from the first time we handed out allowance money to the creative "saving…
Not all parenting programs are created equal, and many offer parents and teachers misguided information. We should not just demand and manipulate our kids into being more cooperative; we should be raising children who want to cooperate and be engaged in the family or classroom because they feel encouraged to do so. In this episode, we'll reveal how one of those programs frequently offers misguided…
In this episode, we dive into the unexpected surge in popularity of the new Labubu doll from China and how its widespread success is sparking a wave of "fear of missing out" (FOMO) among children. ========================================== Get the number one parenting tool that everyone is talking about ========================================== As kids see their friends and peers with the latest…
Get ready to learn the number one solution to stopping back talk and at the same time, increasing cooperation. You'll be listening to an excerpt from my television show, Creating Cooperative Kids, that was taped in front of a live studio audience. Sit back and relax, and get ready to learn tips that could change the dynamics of your home or classroom. I surveyed parents over a 3 year period who…