Each month, deliberate mothers like you will gather in front of their computers and on their phones to hear targeted presentations and share tried-and-true ideas.

(The live calls are free of charge, and recordings of these webinars will be available for a fee here at The Power of Moms to help support our operations.)

Purchase our “Building Your Family Culture” Webinar for just  $7.00.

Register for our “Understanding Love Languages” Webinar February 22nd, 8:30 MT

Our Webinar Topics:

Following are topics we plan to cover over the next several months.  Topics are subject to change based on participant input and timely topics that arise. Please ensure that you are on our mailing list so we can let you know the date and time for the free live webinar we will offer each month.

  • FEBRUARY: Understanding Love Languages (determining and catering to the different ways your family members give and receive love)
  • MARCH: Acting–Not Being Acted Upon (tips and tricks for being a deliberate mother, even when life is hard)
  • APRIL: Making Housework a Meaningful Family Activity
  • MAY: How to LOVE Motherhood (it’s a skill!)
  • JUNE: Discovering Your Own Passion and Purpose
  • JULY: Educating Your Children (choosing schools and extracurricular activities, plus taking advantage of teaching opportunities at home)
  • AUGUST: How to Slow Down (because we all know it’s too easy to get caught up in the chaos)
  • SEPTEMBER: Organizing Projects with Zero Stress (okay, maybe a little stress–but not much)
  • OCTOBER: Taking Care of Your Physical Health when, Really, There’s No Time

Our live webinars can host up to 200 participants, and they are absolutely free.  Once the call is complete, we will provide the recording here at The Power of Moms for a small fee. We invite you to listen to the first webinar for free by clicking on the link below.  Then you can participate in the rest of the series, if you’d like.

SAMPLE WEBINAR: Helping your Children WANT to Behave

(These are hosted by anymeeting.com so you will be directed to another website to view/listen to the webinars.  If you need any technical help, please email [email protected])

How to Participate:

(1) Watch recorded webinars at your convenience (for a small fee)

We currently have our “Building a Family Culture” webinar available.

(2) Attend our next live webinar (free of charge)

“Understanding Love Languages” will be February 22nd at 8:30 p.m. MT.  You’ll have the opportunity to chat with other listeners and type in your questions and comments so April and Saren can incorporate them into the webinar.

Will these webinars be worth your time and money?  

Investing in the strength of your family is an important decision, and we are committed to providing you with the best webinar experience possible.  Our goal is to create a meaningful, fun, powerful experience, and if  you are not completely satisfied, we’ll refund 100 percent of your money.

Here’s a great story sent in by Mary Jenkins to help you see the worth of what you’ll learn in the webinars:

I attended the webinar last night on “How to help your kids WANT to behave.”  It was fabulous! I came away with such a renewed sense of strength and hope. Almost immediately, by implementing a few of these tips and steps, I have noticed little changes in my children’s behavior. Things that normally would have been a big deal were handled calmly and effectively. The tips about eye contact, having clear rules and consequences, letting the children be involved in coming up with those, and being calm and well rested were all things I incorporated today, and they worked wonderfully.

I especially loved the idea to ask them “How do you think that makes mom feel?” I used that today, and instead of continuing with his tantrum, my three-year-old was able to stop and really have a discussion with me and see that I was sad because he had told me no and had not listened, and we discussed what we could do to change that next time.

For example, today at the mall, my three-year-old was playing in the play area. He was was climbing up the slide, making it hard for other children to slide down. I said “Nathaniel, those other children want to go down the slide. What do you think we should do so they can enjoy the slide?” We talked about it for a minute, and he said he could not climb up the slide.

Well, I was feeling pretty darn good about myself and how this had all worked, so when he didn’t move right away I said, “All right then, let’s move to the side so they can go down” to which he responded “no.” I kindly reminded him that the consequence in our family for saying no to mom was that we would be all done with the playing area, even though we had only been there a short time. I gently asked him to move again, and he again responded with an emphatic NO. I calmly collected my things, took his hand, and starting to go towards the stroller. This is where the tantrum usually happens, and it did.

He was so mad and crying and screaming, but I managed to put him firmly but gently in the stroller. Then I knelt down next to the stroller, making eye contact with him on his level, and was able to have a great discussion with him about why he felt sad, how mom felt sad because he said no, and what we could do next time to change that behavior.

This really works! I’m excited to review my notes and the webinar again and again and most importantly be able to feel like my children WANT to help and behave!

We so appreciate Mary sending in that story, and we are excited to help you create incredible experiences within your own families.  We look forward to meeting with you at our next webinar!

Purchase our “Building a Family Culture” Webinar

Register for “Understanding Love Languages” – February 22nd, 2012 at 8:30 MT

-Saren and April