"Parenting on Track"

[Sierra]

Has anyone ever done this program before? My sister is doing it for a second time, and it sounds interesting.

I am interested in your thoughts and experiences.

[Sierra]

Bump.

[lolar2]

I looked at the website but I don't really understand what it is.

[Sierra]

Yeah, its frustrating. The website is completely "teaser." And honestly, the 60 minute audio was a turn off for me. I started listening, but I couldn't get through the whole thing because she went on and on about parenting mistakes. I got impatient. I already have a pretty good sense of what I am doing wrong as a parent...what I want is tools to stop. Clearly I wasn't going to get that in the free version, so I stopped listening.

I would have abandoned the idea entirely if it hadn't been for my sister who continues to say how wonderful it has been for her family. My sister was pretty AP when her kids were younger, and it's been a long time since we've lived close to one another, but I have to assume she hasn't changed particularly dramatically as a parent. So I have been thinking it is AP friendly. Yet the only real info I can find about it is the little bit my sister has blogged about: http://awfulbrothers.blogspot.com/.

If it is as good as she says it is, I'd like to give it a try. I've slipped into some bad habits recently, and I need a "tune up." But I also don't have money to spend on this, my sister hasn't responded to my question about whether I can borrow her materials, and I'm frustrated that the website contains nothing but teasers. Maybe I should just give up on it.