(thinks... If I wear sunglasses will it disguise the fact that I'm a dad amongst mums, a fox in the hen-house, a thorn between roses?:)

Hello and thanks for stopping by. I'm looking for 'aware' mums (& dads - but they're generally not as quick to understand) to get involved with SleepTalk and help me spread the word about 'smart parenting'.

I believe this process may be the single most important technique that a parent can learn.

SleepTalk is parents being taught how to place positive affirmations in their children's subconscious mind, while the children are asleep.

Its something like hypnosis - but it's not. (If that makes sense - I'm a certified hypnotherapist & SleepTalk coach.)

It's all about love, - unconditional love - not whether children are loved, but whether the children feel they are loved. (And it's no point asking children if they think they are loved - they will say they are - this is about subconscious belief system.)

This also works on their memory/feelings - SleepTalk acts on a painful memory is shifted to long term storage - and becomes a part of the belief system.

& Mums & Dad one small piece of advice - never, ever, sleep on an argument. The memory of that argument moves from the short term to the long term, (sort of like saving it onto your hard drive,) and the feeling will remain long after the memory has faded. Always kiss and make up, (and everything else!)- I believe that a marriage will ultimately fail if you go to bed angry.

Finally, SleepTalk is not my idea, but the idea of Joane Goulding. The story of her daughter Michelle and how she created it is amazing and can be read at Smart-parenting.com.

"Creating Miracles with SleepTalk" is an eBook. Most of the ebook can be read for free & there is an affiliate program that pays 50% (and Joane receives a royalty as well). I am also prepared to work with mums who need coaching or have 'hardship' issues.

(If Cre8buzz starts a parenting section I'll 'shift' to there - hey antman, is it possible to have multiple selections? ie parents, mums, dads?)

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