Blog Giveaway : Parenting Powers DVD Set
By Admin on Jun 8, 2008 in Contest, Product Review
GIVEAWAY CLOSED!
Susan Epstein’s Parenting Powers DVD set is definitely one of the items on my wish list for this Christmas. Afterall, how many of us parents can truly say we have kids that are not the least rebellious and will cooperate fully with us MOST of the time? I am the first to admit that my 8 year old and my 4 year old will create havoc whenever they are out together and nothing, I mean NOTHING can stop them. Not my scolding nor nagging when we reach home…..Not even my threat that wolfman will eat bad boys and girls. So, if you asked me if I needed to take back my Parenting Powers, the answer is definitely a YES!
What about you? Do the following sound familiar:
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Do you feel disrespected, unappreciated, or invisible?
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Do you ever feel resentful and angry that you get no help from your children at home?
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Do you keep giving them more stuff and more space and now you don’t know what is going on and you have lost total control?
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Are you left feeling perpetually exhausted, invisible, and not taking care of yourself?
If your answer is YES to even one of the above, it is time you listen to the expert. No matter What Age your Children Are and No Matter How Severe the Situation, Susan Epstein’s Home Study Program will Help You Take Back Your Parenting Powers and Turn Your Child’s Behavior around in Less than 6 Hours! Coupon code PP3233 gives all Parent Reviewers’ readers a 10% off the 5DVD Series of Home Parent Coaching Program. Click here to get your Parenting Help now!
Parenting Coach Susan Epstein is kind enough to sponsor one set of her 5DVD Series, so we have decided to give it away to our readers in our Blog Giveaway for this week. All you need to do is tell us why you need to take back your Parenting Powers and we will select the most deserving parent to win the prize on 1st July 2008.
Stumble It!
Shireen | Jun 8, 2008 | Reply
This 5 DVD series will be a great life-saver to me, a WFHM of 3 gals, including one 2-month old baby. Now, I am at the end of my tether having to grapple with 2 very active toddlers, Alycia (4.5 yo) and Sherilyn (3 yo). Sherilyn who is super rebellious, willful, whiny, possessive and demanding has the classic symptoms of the second child syndrome. She is really driving me up the wall with her whims and fancies and temper tantrums every single day. And I always appear like a mad woman, hollering and threatening her with the cane and other unkind words.
I know the way I handle my 2 kids now is not a good approach but I just don’t know how to deal with them, especially Sherilyn my 2nd child. I’ve always wanted help and advise on better ways to handle my kids, in a gentler, more sensible and more cultured way and I hope that the parenting DVDs by Susan Epstein can enlighten me.
mott | Jun 8, 2008 | Reply
After reading Health Freak Mummy’s (Shireen) comment on how she deals with her 3 kids, I suddenly don’t feel so alone!
I think there is this huge invisible ship that quite a lot of parents are on. Where we all go crazy when we don’t get the response we want from our kids! 
I doubt I’ll have any time watching this DVD (I don’t even have time to poo-poo!!!)..so, Elina…I’ll just promote this blog and contest!
Good Luck and Happy contesting everyone!
Kim @ What's That Smell? | Jun 8, 2008 | Reply
We could really use these DVD’s around our house.
Our 4 year old son (4 going on 40) is a good boy most of the time but he is starting to play with other kids and almost reverting back to younger behavior. There are times where my husband and I just look at each other and say “what do I do now?”
He’s so intelligent and communicates so well that it is easy to forget he’s only 4.
Thanks for the great contest!
constance | Jun 8, 2008 | Reply
I too have an 8 year old who loves to irritate my 4 year old girl. Then the younger one knows how to get around the situation by telling on her sis and telling myself and daddy how well she behaves when we reprimand her sis. On the other hand the sis thinks she hates the little sister and they argue all the time but become best of friends only when there is something they both want mommy to buy. And once they get the stuff, in an instant, they become bitching little devils. No amount of threats from mom and dad helps. My younger one instead threaten to run away from home and the elder one will insist we are just being unfair. sigh..
I really need this badly…
Ang. | Jun 8, 2008 | Reply
Ummm….did someone peek into my house to write the description of this DVD set? I have 4 kids and I swear I am invisible a lot of the time. Ask my husband. He will tell you that I say it all the time! With 2 teens and a pre-teen, I feel like I am constantly nagging and getting nowhere. Then there is the baby of the family that thinks she is a princess. I need help! I am tired of being in constant battle in my own home. I have been working toward a more peaceful home but so far I have made little headway. This DVD set sounds like it would give me some great tools and information to reach my goal.
Shay | Jun 9, 2008 | Reply
My three year old is nearly 3 going on 20! UGH!! What do I do to show her whos boss? TO make her listen?
Jennifer Bogart | Jun 9, 2008 | Reply
I could really use some help in getting my daughters (5 and 2) to play nicely and respect eachother more. Most of the time they are good, but…my 5 year old is quite the little bosser sometimes!
mommy to chumsy | Jun 9, 2008 | Reply
Hi there! I have posted about the blog giveaway here - http://chumsyashley.blogspot.com/2008/06/be-parent-reviewer-and-not-nag.html
tanyetta | Jun 9, 2008 | Reply
My son is 3. I think my voice is becoming white noise to him. I need help!
Kari Follett | Jun 9, 2008 | Reply
I need this for my oldest mostly, she’s 12. The middle boy isn’t too bad, but he asks SO MANY QUESTIONS and then gets angry if I can’t answer them. He’s so logical that sometimes it makes parenting difficult. The youngest is 4, he’s pretty good at the moment, lol.
Thanks, I’d love to win these!!
zamejias | Jun 9, 2008 | Reply
I definitely need this! Actually I think I need all the help I can get. I’ve been up and down the wall of madness with my son. Most of the time, he is really a sweet boy but there are just times…times when his mischief runs a mile longer than my patience….times when I ended up feeling so desperate, disappointed with myself and totally lost.
I don’t want to nag or yell but sometimes…
and very recently I tried counting, to no avail (full story at http://www.makiko.makimeji.com).
sandra jensen | Jun 10, 2008 | Reply
I would give this to my daughter for her family. I think we can all learn how to be better parents (and grandparents!)
sandy
Ken | Jun 10, 2008 | Reply
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Christina S. | Jun 11, 2008 | Reply
THIS SOUNDS LIKE A GREAT DVD AND WOULD HELP MY KIDS A LOT. I WOULD LOVE TO WIN IT AND THANKS FOR THE OPPORTUNITY!
CanCan | Jun 11, 2008 | Reply
Wow, I’m so glad to know I’m not the only one with these discipline/control issues. My 3 1/2 year old is to the point where I don’t even like him sometimes. That is a terrible thing to say but he gets on my last nerve. I have been reading books about ADHD to see if that might be our problem. I really can’t get through to him. It’s like he doesn’t hear my voice.
onlycancan at hotmail dot com
Mary @ Adventures in Mommyland | Jun 11, 2008 | Reply
I know I will definitely need this for the years ahead with my daughter. Great giveaway, thanks!
Shaun Wallner | Jun 11, 2008 | Reply
My daughter is quite a rebel and i need all the help i can get. Getting her to clean up her room is a quite the task.
Meg | Jun 11, 2008 | Reply
My son is going on 2 and sometimes I am such a confused parent. What is normal behavior from this age and what do I need to correct–pronto!
chris | Jun 11, 2008 | Reply
my 8 year old seems to be hitting the teenage attitude years early — I need help
Jennifer Still | Jun 11, 2008 | Reply
I am a single mother of 4, ranging in age from 4 to 14. I DO feel invisible, unappreciated, and powerless most of the time. I know I’m a good mother, I love my children intensely, I value our family above all else and yet … our home is not a place of peace even part of the time. It’s hectic, messy, and it feels like we’re always working against each other! I know I must be missing some skills and am hopeful this DVD set could teach them to me!
Danielle S | Jun 12, 2008 | Reply
because my son is running me rampant!
SJ | Jun 12, 2008 | Reply
I would totally benefit from this DVD set! I find myself doing nothing lately but yelling at my kids in pure frustration. And I hate it so much.
Thanks for the opportunity!
the mama hood | Jun 19, 2008 | Reply
As a mother of 4 kids 6 and under and one more on the way in the fall, this would be a great tool for me and my husband. We were raised the old-fashioned way and we want our kids to have the same values but we prefer more positive parenting. Thank you for this great give away!
Gina Stratos | Jun 19, 2008 | Reply
I have three kids - 16, 4 and 3. I made plenty of mistakes with my eldest and would like to identify and correct those mistakes before the other two get any older (and set in their ways). I think my biggest problem has to do with boundaries and responsibility. I was raised in a household that wasn’t healthy so I think that I am so afraid of doing the wrong thing that I often do the equivalent of nothing. Parenting Powers sounds like a tool that both my husband and I could get a lot out of. Thanks.
gkstratos @yahoo.com
Caryn Bailey | Jul 1, 2008 | Reply
I would actually love to give this to my friend with 3 little girls!