Richard R. Ramos explains why Parents on a Mission focuses on parents changing themselves rather than fixing their kids' behavior. The program teaches self-leadership and responding instead of reacting, targeting the home dynamics that create rebellion in the first place.
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And also I wanted to— this is one of the principles, what, what makes the difference that I share all the time with parents. Most parenting classes teach parents how to deal with their children or how to fix their kids, as, uh, Tony's been explaining. But Parents on a Mission, we're teaching parents how to fix ourself, to work on ourself, that it is our leadership, our leading ourself, it's our learning to respond and not react It's all working on, on us, and that is the key. And one more thing I'd like to share with people is Parents on a Mission is not focused like most communities are on the rebellious behavior of children. We're focused on the problems that create rebellious children, not the problems that rebellious children create, but what are the problems that create rebellious children And unfortunately, a lot of times it's what's going on in the home, and that is not mom and dad to shame you,