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Does your child struggle with anxiety?
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Anxiety doesn’t just “go away.” Left unchecked, it grows with your child — and can show up as meltdowns, avoidance, endless “what if” questions, or battles over the smallest things.
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- Why accommodating your child’s worry actually makes it worse.
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Why Choose Kinder Karate®?
The Kinder Karate®
Story
What Happened When I Challenged the "Norm"
The Kinder Karate® story began back in 2012 when I sat at my daughter's dance recital. While I was waiting for my 6 year old to perform, I first had to sit through the 3 year old performances. I was aghast (and amazed) when I saw the little girls on the stage -- aghast at the fact that the girls had learned absolutely nothing as judged by their non-performance, and amazed that the crowd of parents, taking pictures and video with love, excitement and awe, seemed not to notice. In fact, they were celebrating this non-achievement!
I thought to myself, "What if I could recreate this in my classes? What if I could teach them even one thing? Would the parents accept this? Would they pay for it?"
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I thought to myself, "What if I could recreate this in my classes? What if I could teach them even one thing? Would the parents accept this? Would they pay for it?"
