More Parents Turn To Coaches To Help With Discipline
By Meg McSherry Breslin CHICAGO TRIBUNE
Monica Karlberg was never a good sleeper as a baby, but her nighttime antics got ridiculous when she hit 3. She'd throw tantrums, plead for one more book or bedtime snack, and then sneak out of her room countless times to jump into her parents' bed.
This was tough for Ginny and Erik
Karlberg, who were trying to balance busy careers with new
parenthood. They needed help, but they didn't turn to the
usual parenting books or advice from friends and relatives.
From their home in Denver, they set up a conference call
with their personal parent coach: Elmhurst, Ill., mom Cathy
Adams.
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