Parenting can be challenging at times, but parenting in a pandemic—well that’s a whole other set of challenges none of us ever expected to face. And while many of us have had to figure it out as we go, we’ve now had to enter a new realm, as virtual school is out and summer is in full swing. That’s why hearing from experts and other moms about what they’re doing can be so helpful. That’s why we want to invite you to join us on Instagram LIVE this Tuesday, June 23, at 8:30 PM for our weekly check-in and chat series with Lisa DiSciullo, of Parenting Matters NJ. Lisa is a parenting coach whose advice has helped hundreds of parents like you solve problems that are likely magnified by spending so much time at home—she’s got tips on how to diffuse power struggles, set limits on electronics, help siblings get along and so much more. Just head over to our Instagram page on Tuesday night at 8:30 PM and click the live button on our logo. Send a quick hello in the comments, tell us how you’re doing, or ask us a question—we’d love to hear from you.
About Lisa
Lisa is a mom to 3 grown kids and a certified parenting educator at Parenting Matters NJ in Summit. Through her workshops, coaching, and classes, she focuses on positive methods to help her clients parent with less stress and more joy. Her techniques are for parents in any stage—from advising how to calm tantrums in preschoolers to having effective communication with your teen to getting kids to listen to you no matter what the age. We’ll be sitting down with Lisa to discuss tips and tricks for staying grounded, maintaining a positive outlook on parenting, and how she’s adapted her coaching business to virtually offer guidance to moms everywhere during this uncertain time.
How to watch
So, go ahead and pour yourself a glass of wine or a cup of tea, get comfy and meet us over on our Instagram page at 8:30 PM this Tuesday, June 23, by clicking the live button on our logo. And in the meantime, be sure to check out Parenting Matters NJ here and on Insta to learn more about Lisa and Parenting Matters.
