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Begin today replacing the worry in parenting with peace and confidence. Watch your first lesson.
We promise to protect your privacy.
You will develop the skills to raise children who are loved, loving and responsible.
Here are the course chapters so that you can make sure the program is right for you.
In addition to the care and atrtention you'll be getting from Greg in the resources listed below, Greg is as accommodating as his schedule will allow to help you personally as you go through the Ridiculously Effective Parenting Training. He may choose to speak to you directly, or answer your question on one of the listed resources, but you WILL get a response.
There will be a weekly conference call with Greg Baer, where YOU—every member of the Parenting Site, every Ridiculously Effective Parent—can directly ask questions of Greg and learn how to apply Real Love principles to individual situations or children. Listen live, or listen to any of the recorded calls at your convenience.
Every week you will receive a video of Greg answering a question sent to him by one or more members.
Every week, you will receive a newsletter, with a written answer from Greg to a question, along with updates about what’s happening and what’s being offered to support parents.
All conference calls, written answers, and video answers will be INDEXED and archived, and searchable in a master index, much like is found on RealLove.com. Effectively all this material becomes an ever-increasing expansion of the library of parenting training that began with the original 45 hours of the Ridiculously Effective Parenting Training.
Parents will be taught how to form their own support groups, on Skype, Facebook, and other platforms.
You become eligible to attend live seminars, which are the natural highlight of all the Parenting training. It’s where the rubber really hits the road. Members will gather from around the world to ask all their questions, along with their “buts”: “But my child . . .” or “But then what if she . . .” You can ask questions until you really get the full picture of handling any situation.