Parent Toolkit

Parents, do you want to build confidence, resilience, resourcefulness and decision making ability in your children? Then this is the App for you! When communicating with children, Parents need a variety of approaches to be effective. Using a questioning approach can be an extremely powerful way to build confidence and resilience, change feelings and behaviours as well as enabling resourcefulness in your children.

Most parents have a natural communication/parenting style of advice giving and telling that may not be the best response for your kids. This App helps you to learn when and how to use questions that will encourage and help your kids to think and do for themselves, resulting in them taking greater responsibility and accountability.

Suitable for use with children from as young as 2 years old, this app contains over 100 Better Questions to ask them in a variety of situations, such as:

Better Questions to help them:

- make a decision
- take responsibility
- deal with challenges
- be more resilient
- be more creative
- deal with bullying
- improve their confidence
- understand consequences
- get motivated
......and many more!

Under each category, you can 'flip' your way through the questions and find the ones that are most applicable to the situation most relevant to your child. Some example questions are below:

Category Question
To Better Handle Being Bullied "What help do you need and from who?"
To Get them to Improve "What can you do to improve and get a better result?"
To Help them Get Motivated "What will make you feel good about doing this"

As well as having a bank of extremely useful and powerful questions at your fingertips, there is also a short tutorial that provides you with some valuable parenting tips and advice on how to ask the questions with best effect. Highlighting communication 'essentials' like the use of tone, silence, suggestions and language.

The "Parents Toolkit" by Better Questions is the must have parenting app for all mums and dads who want to do all they can to develop their kids to become confident and capable individuals.