We Help Parents 
Patiently  Raise Happy, Confident,  and Resilient Children

"It is tough for children to transition to a new environment, whether it's a new school or a new sibling. This five-year-old Hoppity kid learned to express his feelings of abandonment when his younger sister was born. Since then, both the Hoppity parents and kid have learned how to share their feelings and understand each other more."

"After this Hoppity parent practiced recognizing her kid's strengths and affirming him more, he has regained his confidence. His focus has increased and he is more self-motivated in doing his Chinese homework and practicing piano."

"What does your child do when their sibling comes to annoy them?
This six-year-old Hoppity kid who used to cry said to herself, 'Wait, I need to calm down.' After that, she took a deep breath and continued her work without crying or hitting her sibling."

"When a classmate kept kicking this eight-year-old Hoppity kid's chair, she said 'Stop!' to the classmate and reported the incident to the teacher. She was so happy to resolve the issue using the assertive skills she learned in her Hoppity Learning classes and proudly shared the experience with her parents.

"When a child loses a game or encounters difficulties when learning a new skill, they may feel very frustrated or even angry. This six-year-old hoppity kid who used to throw fits of anger learned techniques on how to cool down."

"This ten-year-old Hoppity kid, who used to have problems working with his group mates and basketball teammates, recently told his dad that 'disagreements don't have to lead to arguments.' Through Hoppity Learning, he learned how to share his opinions in a calm voice."

"Mornings are tough, especially when your child is not very cooperative. When a disagreement sparks, this Hoppity dad practiced coaching his child using his favorite coping skill to calm down. Without wasting time and energy by getting into an argument, they got ready for school and work again."

"What do you do when your two closest friends at school say, 'You are my best friend' one day and then the next day say 'You are not my friend anymore'? This seven-year-old Hoppity kid told them that 'It hurt my feelings!' and went to make new friends. Guess what? The next day, one of the previous friends came back to apologize."