π’ LIVE PARENTING Q&A ALERT! π€π¬
π΄ How to Make Your Kids Feel Heard π❤️
Do you ever feel like your child just won’t open up to you? Or that they shut down when you try to talk? π
Join me, Chichi Dagogo-Wariso, for a LIVE Q&A session where I’ll share practical strategies to strengthen communication and make your child feel truly heard.
✅ When? π
[9th Feb 2025 at ⏰ 6 PM (UK Time)
✅ Where? π LIVE on Facebook & Instagram (@BlossomsKorner)
✅ What You’ll Learn:
πΉ The #1 mistake parents make when listening to their kids
πΉ Simple phrases that build trust & connection
πΉ How to respond to your child’s emotions (without shutting them down)
πΉ LIVE Q&A – Ask your burning parenting questions!
π BONUS: All attendees will get a FREE Parent-Child Connection Guide! π‘
π Mark your calendar, set a reminder, and tag a fellow parent who needs this! Let’s build stronger parent-child connections—together! π
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