Frequently Asked Questions
Got questions? You’re not the only one. Here are answers to the most common things parents ask before starting their Rebel Parenting journey.
What does “Rebel Parenting” mean?
Rebel Parenting is about questioning the old scripts of control, comparison, and conformity—and choosing connection, respect, and self-direction instead. It’s for parents who believe there’s more to raising kids than obedience or achievement. It’s for those willing to rewrite the story of what family growth can look like.
What is FLRSH360 and what makes it different from traditional parenting programs?
FLRSH360 is a movement toward human flourishing—for both parents and kids. Instead of offering a list of rules or quick fixes, we focus on developing self-awareness, curiosity, and autonomy so families can grow and learn together. It’s not about perfect parenting; it’s about conscious, connected living.
Where is the best place to get started with Rebel Parenting?
The best place to start is with The Rebel Parent ReSet Course - a short, actionable course that helps you shift from reacting to reconnecting. It’s designed to spark quick, meaningful changes in how you parent by focusing on awareness, respect, and autonomy. Think of it as your starting point for raising confident, self-directed kids—and for rediscovering your own clarity and confidence as a parent.
Who are these courses designed for?
Our courses are designed for open-minded, curious parents who want to nurture independence, confidence, and emotional intelligence in their kids—while also growing themselves. Whether you’re homeschooling, unschooling, or navigating traditional school, this is for anyone who feels called to raise whole humans in a changing world.
Can both parents participate together?
Absolutely. In fact, we encourage it. When both parents engage in the process, it creates shared language, deeper understanding, and stronger alignment in how you support your kids—and each other.
What age group of children does this approach work best for?
The principles of Self-Directed Learning and Rebel Parenting apply to all ages. Parents of toddlers will learn how to nurture curiosity and autonomy early on, while parents of teens often find these ideas transformational in rebuilding trust, communication, and confidence.
How do the courses support both parent and child growth?
Each course begins with you—your beliefs, your patterns, your ways of relating. As you grow in self-awareness and shift how you show up, your child naturally responds with more confidence, independence, and self-direction. The work you do ripples outward into your whole family dynamic.
What does “Self-Directed Learning” mean in the context of parenting?
It means raising kids who are guided by curiosity rather than compliance. It’s about helping them build the mindset and skills to take ownership of their learning, choices, and lives. As parents, we model what it means to learn from reflection, experimentation, and real-life experiences—together.
What results can I expect from this experience?
You’ll gain more confidence, calm, and clarity in your parenting. Expect fewer power struggles, more meaningful conversations, and a renewed sense of trust in your child’s natural drive to grow. Most importantly, you’ll start to feel that your family is thriving—not by following a formula, but by flourishing on your own terms.
Can I gift a course to another parent or caregiver?
Yes! You can absolutely gift a course to someone who would love (or needs) it. Many parents gift The Rebel Parent Re-Set to friends or family as a meaningful invitation to reimagine how they parent and connect. Just reach out and we’ll help set it up.
Hear From Other Rebel Parents
Real parents. Real relief. Real results.
These stories come from parents just like you — tired of the stress, ready for a change, and now watching their children thrive with more confidence, curiosity, and connection.
Anna, Mother of 1
“The experience brought a lighter, more playful approach to parenting and reminded me that even small projects can build connection, confidence, and joy at home.”
George, Father of 1
“Before Rebel Parenting, I was constantly nagging and worrying about my daughter’s future. Now I feel calmer, more connected, and I actually see her confidence growing every day.”
