NEW MASTERCLASS: LIVE & FREE
For the parent who is tired of mornings feeling like a battle before the day even begins in the lead up to starting school.
3 quick tips
to help your child get ready for school in the mornings on their own
The practical workshop where I walk you through the steps to build your child’s morning independence without overwhelm or adding more to your plate.
This is for the version of you who’s tired of starting the day already stressed, and just wants mornings to feel a little lighter.
You want calmer routines and to see your child become more independent without adding extra pressure to your day.
This masterclass is not just another parenting tip or article to read at 2am. It is the clear, practical plan you have been waiting for. You will walk away with three strategies you can use straight away to help your child manage mornings, build confidence, and start school ready to learn.
School mornings are coming fast. January will be here before you know it. Take action now and start the year feeling prepared and calm.
SAVE YOUR SEAT
3 QUICK TIPS
to help your child get ready for school in the mornings on their own
You don't need more advice...
You need simple, practical steps that actually make mornings calmer and help your child feel ready for school
LIVE on Wednesday 15th October at 12pm AEST on Zoom
Yes — there’ll be a replay.
But if you're there live, you’ll also get access to a downloadable, morning routine visual or step-by-step checklist parents can use each day to support their child’s independence.
You’ve been thinking about helping your child become more independent in the mornings.
It’s in the half-read parenting blogs you’ve saved, the notes you’ve scribbled on scraps of paper, and the open tabs on your phone from your Google searches at 2am.
But if we’re honest, when does it actually happen?
Most mornings, you’re in survival mode: trying to get breakfast done, clothes on, lunch packed, all while fielding constant calls of “Mum, I can’t do it!” – wiping, opening containers, putting their shirt on, finding their shoes for what feels like the sixth time this morning. Or worse, there’s silence and when you peek in, nothing has been done, and chaos has quietly taken over.
The advice feels overwhelming, and with work, siblings, and life pulling you in different directions, it’s hard to know what to focus on first.
Slower days on holidays are one thing, but school mornings come with a strict deadline to be out the door, and it feels like it’s approaching fast.
You’ve watched your child grow through childcare, but school feels like a whole new challenge, and the pressure of “getting it right” can feel overwhelming.
That’s not procrastination.
It’s freeze.
You’re already carrying so much, and without a clear, simple plan forward, it’s easy to push this to the side.
Meanwhile, the first day of school keeps creeping closer, and mornings continue to feel stressful and chaotic.
You want smoother, manageable mornings
AND
your child to start school proud, capable, and ready to learn without the chaos and tears you’ve been used to.
What we'll cover:
You’re not alone. Many parents struggle with mornings, kids asking for help with everything, forgetting items in their bag, or taking forever to get dressed. This is completely normal, and small changes now can make a big difference.
Three practical, easy-to-implement tips to help your child manage morning routines independently.
Practical steps to help your child get dressed mostly by themselves, put on their shoes and socks, and follow a simple morning routine with less prompting from you.
How to encourage independence without adding stress or extra tasks to your already busy morning.
Permission to take what works for your family and leave what doesn’t, every child and family is different.
We’re doing this live on Wednesday 15th of October at 12PM AEST, over Zoom.
And if you can’t make it live - there will be a replay available for a short time afterwards to those who have registered.
But if you can join us live, you’ll also get access to a downloadable, morning routine visual or step-by-step checklist parents can use each day to support their child’s independence.
ROCHELLE
PAEDIATRIC
OCCUPATIONAL THERAPIST
In my work as a paediatric occupational therapist, I’ve seen how mornings can feel like a battle. Parents are trying to get breakfast done, clothes on, lunches packed, all while fielding constant calls of “Mum, I need help!”
It can start to feel overwhelming for not only the kids but yourself as a parent. No one wants to start their day like that.
I created this 45-minute masterclass because families need a clear, practical way through the stress. In this session, you’ll get strategies that actually work in real life, helping your child manage morning tasks with confidence and independence, and helping you feel calmer and more supported.
My goal is for you to leave with simple, actionable steps that make a real difference. No theory, no fluff, just tools you can start using tomorrow.
WANT TO KNOW MORE?
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
What if I can’t make it live?
No problem. A replay will be available for a few days so you can watch it at a time that suits you.
I’m so busy… is this for me?
Yes. This session is short, practical, and designed to give you strategies that save time and reduce stress in the mornings. We have aimed it to fit in your lunch break to make it easier in your day.
Is this just a sales pitch?
No. This is a free masterclass where I’ll share practical strategies you can use straight away. At the end, I’ll explain how you can continue working with me if you want, but the class itself is valuable on its own.
What if my kids are napping or running around during the session?
That’s totally fine. You can join on mute and watch without worrying, we completely understand.
Do these strategies work for all children?
The tips are designed for 4–5-year-olds starting school. You can take what fits your child and family, and leave what doesn’t.
You don’t have to figure mornings out on your own.
This is your time.
For the mornings that feel rushed and chaotic.
Not to add more stress or tasks to your day.
But to give you practical, simple strategies that make mornings calmer and help your child build independence.
A chance to start the school year with confidence, for them and for you.
Save your spot today and let’s make those first school mornings
feel lighter together.
I'll only be running this masterclass once before school starts in 2026
Not because I want to add pressure, but because I know how easy it is for these things to get pushed aside.
Between school drop-offs, therapy appointments, homework, sports practice, and bedtime routines, it’s easy for the small steps that make mornings easier to get lost in the chaos.
This is your time!
To walk away with practical tools you can use immediately to help your child manage mornings with more independence and confidence.
BEELIEVE PAEDIATRIC THERAPY PTY LTD, 2025