The Brain-Driven Approach to Parenting
Who knows what lies ahead for our kids? Life's getting crazier by the minute. In a VUCA world we need SMART, brain-driven, and heart-centered parenting to give us an edge.
What do all these modern-day realities – the new tech, social media, and a rapidly changing and often dangerous world – mean for our kids?
How can we be better parents? Responsive to change and giving our kids what they really need?
Can we make sure we at least get the main things right, and give our kids the social and emotional development tools that will help them be more successful?
Many kids find themselves overwhelmed by life’s demands these days. Childhood is not what it used to be. School workloads, extra-curricular responsibilities, social pressures, and trying to please parents, teachers, and friends all adds up. Not to mention they still have to figure out who they are, and what they want to do with their lives.
Of course, we don’t want our children to struggle like this, and neither do they have to if we set them up with the right kind of foundational skills and life tools. These are things that should be part of every parent’s toolbox.
Brain-driven parenting is the modern answer to all of this. This is not just another parenting book. It combines cutting edge insight into neuropsychology, behavioral economics and memetics, in a blend that will knock your socks off with its simplicity and practical methods.
Raising a happy, healthy, and resilient child starts from Day 1, but even if you are catching up a bit, this book will make a ton of difference.
Unlock the secret to truly great parenting today!
About the Author
Evelyn Grace
Author of The Brain-Driven Approach to Parenting
Her background in economics, mimetics, and therapy, and in-depth research into why kids do what they do has provided her with some groundbreaking insights. Her book is a lifeline for parents clinging to sanity by a frayed thread. It is filled with practical tips, reassuring insights, and enough laughter to drown out the screams of a meltdown.
Evelyn throws open her doors and invites you in, coffee mug in hand, for a conversation that feels more like a chat with a wise, funny friend than a stuffy lecture. She speaks in relatable anecdotes, peppered with self-deprecating humor and the kind of realness that makes you want to high-five her and say, “Thank goodness someone gets it!”
