Parenting Club · Clementine Coaching

I do that by taking you through a proven system, step-by-step. 1. We start by figuring out your hopes and dreams for your family– so we’re clear on what being a “good parent” means to you. 2. Next, we find ways to handle challenging parenting moments that align with your vision for your family. I take parents through a process that helps uncover the feelings and thoughts underneath the behavior. This is the part where parents usually have big a-ha moments and go “OH! That’s why my kid is doing that!” 3. Then, you’ll test out the plan we made. We’ll refine and adjust as needed to make sure things are feeling really good for you and your family. 4. By the end of our partnership, you’ll be able to bask in your newfound confidence and feel calm–the kind that comes from being totally clear-headed that what you’re doing moment-to-moment is in alignment with the family you picture having when you’re 50.

Experience it for yourself by becoming a parenting club member. Members also get extra perks too: a community chat with weekly Q&A, text access to me, and guides to support you in between our sessions.

[Rose] was very helpful and direct. She even gave us helpful homework right away! [She's] approachable and easy to talk to. -Ashley K. I’ve gotten to work with Rose now in both a [group] and 1-on-1 session and WOW she is just the absolute best. Right off the bat it’s a complete judgement-free zone and just felt like friends talking. She comes PREPARED and is able to cover so much without things feeling too overwhelming. -Rachel F. I really appreciate the insight and practical advice I received..It helped me better understand my child’s behavior and gave me tips I’ve already used with great results. Rose is positive, knowledgeable, and easy to talk with -Amber W.

"not listening" defiance big emotions/tantrums power struggles hitting/biting sibling rivalries whining managing screen time boundaries+limits coparenting I teach parents how to manage these challenges using methods rooted in mutual respect, encouragement, and long-term growth.

Hi there! I'm Rose, the founder. I started Clementine Coaching out of a desire to help people find more joy in day-to-day life. In my free time you'll find me eating pasta, watching White Lotus, or playing badminton in the backyard with my husband.

B.S. degree in education + psychology Certified parent educator (The Positive Discipline Association) 40+ CEUs of training in Adlerian psychology relating to relationships and family dynamics (ICASSI) 8+ years of experience working with children and families (as a Montessori teacher, school administrator, and developmental therapist)

Do I need to pay the full membership fee up front? No! You’ll pay the membership fee when you join and be billed on that date each month. Is there a minimum commitment? There’s no minimum commitment; you’re free to cancel at any time.

*a true story from one of my clients* Monica was hosting a meet-up for a mom’s group when her toddler started biting and hitting her. She was flooded with a combination of embarrassment, anger, and confusion. Why the heck did he do that--especially when she was trying to comfort him?! As she continued trying to soothe him, some of the other moms shared that a specific child had been repeatedly taking the toy out of her son’s hand. She nodded politely, but she wanted to run away. After a couple more minutes of attempting (unsuccessfully) to calm him down, she decided to leave the meet-up. She felt guilty being first to leave when she was supposed to be the host. By the time she got to the car, her emotions had settled and she started thinking through what happened. Her son had been getting more and more upset each time the other child took the toy out of his hands. That was a pretty hard thing for a toddler to manage...

She didn’t like that he bit her, but she could understand what was going on inside him at that moment – he was angry and didn’t yet have the skills to express himself in a more appropriate way. That was actually developmentally appropriate for a toddler. The more she thought about it, the more she actually felt bad for him. Normally, she would think she needed to come up with an appropriate punishment or consequence to teach him that this behavior wasn’t OK. But since she’d been working with me, she could trust that nothing else needed to be done. She breathed a sigh of relief. And then she texted me the whole story.