Vickie Hoefle, Parent Educator
The Parenting On Track Difference
Welcome to the Parenting On Track website.
It seems like there are thousands of parenting philosophies out there. Most of them focus on quick-fix solutions to family problems that work some of the time, in some situations with some kids.
These quick fixes are unreliable and temporary at best.
Parenting On Track is different.
Parents want to build relationships with their children, not spend time on the latest discipline strategy. Building that relationship is the core of the Parenting On Track philosophy, because that’s what allows you to make real, deep-down, positive changes in your family. You’ll finally be able to leave the crying, fighting, nagging, and coaxing—behind for good.
We start by teaching parents to replace the question-
How do I get my children to . . .
- Do their chores?
- Stop fighting with their siblings?
- Leave for school on time?
With-
What will it take for my children to . . .
- Contribute around the house without my nagging or reminding?
- Get along with their siblings and work things out with each other?
- Organize their time and belongings, so we can enjoy each other, before we leave?
Imagine the satisfaction you will feel as a parent knowing that you are using respectful strategies that build confidence, self-reliance, and independence in your children.
So, if you are ready to . . .
- Stop controlling and teach self control
- Stop rewarding and teach self motivation
- Stop punishing and teach self discipline
Take the first step in creating a family that experiences peace, joy, mutual respect, cooperation and fun.
Don’t settle for quick fixes. Experience the Parenting On Track difference.
— Vicki Hoefle
I learn something new every time—that I could change, that I need to change, that I could improve my relationship with my kids, that I could grow with them in a great, healthy way. Every time I listen to Vicki and her program I hear something new. I will go to as many classes as I can…
I would totally recommend this course to anyone—single moms, different configurations of families, grandparents raising kids, everyone. Teachers can take this course, anyone who deals with the dynamics of family and children growing. This course is fantastic. I can't talk about it in a more positive way than that…
The first thing we did was go home and say, ‘You know what, you guys, we are going to stop doing things for you that you already know how to do.’ It was interesting to see the reaction depending upon which kid it was, and how most of them stepped up to the plate…