Services
Parenting leadership talks & coaching
Parent Coaching
Two ways to work together
1:1 Parent Coaching
Private, personalized, practical.
- Weekly 60-minute video sessions
- A tailored plan for your family's challenges
- Messaging support between sessions
- Tools for tantrums, routines, screens & more
Group Coaching Program
Learn alongside other parents.
- Six-week small-group intensive (max 8 families)
- Weekly live workshops plus Q&A
- Private community for ongoing support
- Lifetime access to session recordings
Keynotes & Workshops
Parenting leadership talks with Ife Adesola
Ife is a wife and mom of three, a Certified Parenting and Family Coach with the Maxwell Leadership Team, and an attorney with twenty years of experience. Her mission is to equip parents and families with tools, techniques, tips and strategies for intentional parenting. Schools, churches and organizations can inquire about a talk for their parent community.
Speaking topics
Parenting is Leadership
Parents are examples for their children. This topic opens a conversation about leading with intention, setting high but reachable standards and nurturing family relationships.
Resolving Parenting Conflicts
Disagreements about expectations, routines or boundaries can be a starting point for support. Discuss conflict resolution for parents and the challenges you want your audience to explore.
Parenting Shifts
Reflect on the patterns you want to keep and those you want to change. Explore what more intentional parenting could look like for your family or community.
Resolving Parenting Conflicts
Conflict resolution for parents: where to begin
You may disagree with your child about a boundary, or with another caregiver about how to respond. Before a coaching conversation, consider one recent disagreement: what happened, what each person wanted and what you would like to be different. These reflections can help you describe the support you are looking for, without needing to have all the answers.
- What expectation or boundary was unclear?
- What would you like your child or fellow caregiver to understand?
- What would a more connected conversation look like?
For your own family, start with a free discovery call to discuss your goals. For a parent group, send a speaking inquiry with your audience, event date and the topic you have in mind. Coaching is educational support, not therapy or emergency help; if a conflict involves threats or violence, prioritize safety and seek qualified local support.