Valeria Teles
Valeria Teles
How to Get Your Kids to Listen—The First Time You Ask
How to Get Your Kids to Listen—The First Time You Ask
How to Get Your Kids to Listen—The First Time You Ask
Thursday 2nd October 2025
Learn from parenting coach Tia Slytum on creating a joyful parenting experience without yelling or punishment in this insightful episode.
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Episode Overview
- Parenting is a learned skill, not an innate ability.
- Understand different parenting styles: overpowering tiger, wet doormat, mutual respect.
- Break cycles of punishment for better child behaviour.
- Build strong parent-child relationships through mutual respect.
- Recognise and address the root causes of children's behaviours.
"Parenting really is a learned skill. It's not intuitive."
Curious about how to transform your parenting journey into a joyful experience? In this episode, Valeria Teles chats with Tia Slytum, a parenting coach known for helping high-achieving mums transition from chaos to connection without the need for yelling or punishments. Tia, a best-selling author and founder of Tia Slytum Parenting Solutions, shares her insights on creating a positive parenting experience using her 'Parenting with Purpose' method.
With over 20 years of experience and a master's degree in early childhood education, Tia has guided thousands of families worldwide. The conversation highlights the importance of understanding your parenting style, whether it's the overpowering tiger, the wet doormat, or the mutual respect parent. Tia explains how recognising these styles can help parents break cycles of punishment and instead foster an environment of mutual respect and understanding.
She emphasises that parenting is a learned skill and that with the right guidance and accountability, parents can transform their approach to raise confident and respectful children. Tia also discusses the common misconception that parenting is intuitive and provides practical advice on shifting from quick-fix solutions to building a strong foundation of skills and habits. By understanding the root causes of children's behaviours, parents can address their needs more effectively, creating a nurturing environment where children feel seen and heard.
So, are you ready to discover how to get your kids to listen the first time you ask? This episode is packed with wisdom and practical tips to help you become the parent you've always wanted to be. Tune in for an engaging conversation that promises to inspire change and promote a happier family life.