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Welcome
Thank you for wanting to share Happily Family with the parents in your world.
Every day, families are looking for a way through the hard moments, the meltdowns, the silence at the dinner table, the fights that leave everyone feeling further apart. Our courses give parents real, practical tools they can use right away, built from Cecilia and Jason’s own work with families over the past 25+ years.
When you share these courses, you’re not just passing along a link. You’re handing a parent something they can actually use on a day they really need it.
To get started, enter your name and best email above and press “Partner With Us.” You’ll get your own partner link for each of our ten courses, so you can share whichever one fits the person you’re thinking of, in an email, on social, or just in conversation.
Every course purchased through your link earns you a 40% commission, our way of saying thank you for helping more families find the support they need.
With Gratitude,
Cecilia and Jason Hilkey
Happily Family
3 REASONS TO PARTNER WITH US
Ten Courses, Each Built to Meet a Real Struggle
These aren’t generic parenting tips. Each course tackles one specific thing families are up against: the teen years, meltdowns, worry, screens, ADHD, acting out, healthy sexuality conversations, co-parenting, parenting differently than you were parented, and supporting kids who learn differently. If you know someone in the thick of any of these, this is something they’ll thank you for sharing.
What People have Said about our Conferences and Classes
“Thanks SO much for making such amazing information available WORLDWIDE!!! This is the BEST conference EVER.” –Linda F.
“By far my favorite online conference I’ve attended. This is awesome. I can’t thank you enough for your efforts.” –Danielle
“Such in-depth info that will impact our families for generations to come.” –Jennifer B.
“I love, love, loved it! I am excited – like the feeling after parachuting from 10,000 Feet!” –Sara
“This conference is so unique. So profound. So relevant.” –Nini
Support That Doesn’t Stop at Sign-Up
We’ve been doing this since 2016 and have supported partners through more launches than almost anyone else in the parenting space. You’ll have everything you need to share these courses well and real people to ask if you get stuck.
A Real Thank You
Every course purchased through your link earns you a 40% commission. It’s our way of showing appreciation for every family you help us reach.
THE COURSES
- Surviving the Teen Years
- When Parents Get Triggered
- When Kids Worry Too Much
- Tech-Healthy Kids
- Mindful Parenting a Child with ADHD
- Why Kids Act Out and Don’t Listen
- How Mindful Parents Teach Kids Healthy Sexuality
- Parenting with a Partner
- Parent Differently
- Strength-Based Learning
Each one comes with its own partner link, so you can point people toward exactly what they need.
Some of THE speakers
Dr. Daniel Siegel
Leslie P. Arreola-Hillenbrand
Tosha Schore
Julie Lythcott-Haims
Ali Smith
Dr. Tina Payne Bryson
Dr. William Stixrud
Dr. Lynyetta Willis
Dr. Kristin Neff
Janine Halloran
Meena Srinivasan
Dr. Ross Greene
Dr. Dan Peters
Rosalind Wiseman
Todd Adams
Renee Jain
Dr. Christopher Willard
Who Is This For
Our courses were built for parents and professionals who want to raise kids with more connection and less conflict, whether that’s a parent navigating a strong-willed toddler, a teacher supporting a student who’s struggling, or a grandparent looking for a way to reach a teenager who’s gone quiet.
People who’ll get real value from these courses include:
- Parents
- Parents-To-Be
- Foster Parents
- Grandparents
- Teachers
- Counselors
- Therapists
- Coaches
What Are You Waiting For?
Who Are
Cecilia and Jason Hilkey?
We are partners in our marriage, our teaching, and our parenting and we are passionate about helping parents communicate with their kids to avoid meltdowns and power struggles.
We’ve conducted over 300 interviews of parenting and education experts, authors and researchers. We’ve presented at conferences, schools and businesses in the US and abroad. Our online programs have reached more than 500,000 people in over 200 countries.
We’ve collaborated with Dr. Daniel Siegel, Dr. Shefali Tsabary, Dr. Laura Markham, Drs. Harville Hendrix and Helen Hunt, Jessica Lahey, Scott Noelle, Dr. Christine Carter, Dr. Kristin Neff, Zen Parenting Radio, Charles Eisenstein, Dr. Peter Gray, Tara Mohr, Alfie Kohn, and Dr. Ross Greene.
We’ve worked with hundreds of children and families in person. We have extensive knowledge about child development, psychology, mindfulness, social and emotional intelligence, and brain science.
A Peek Inside
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A lot of what’s inside these courses started as sessions from our live conferences — the same ones parents have told us changed how they show up for their kids. We’ve taken those sessions and built them into short, focused courses so parents can get exactly what they need, faster.
Here’s a sample of what’s inside:
Dr. Daniel Siegel
The Power of Showing Up: How Parental Presence Shapes Who Our Kids Become and How Their Brains Get Wired
Length: 34:30
Dr. Daniel Siegel is a clinical professor of psychiatry at the UCLA School of Medicine and the Executive Director of the Mindsight Institute. He has authored or co-authored several books including Parenting from the Inside Out, The Whole Brain Child, No Drama Discipline, Brainstorm, The Yes Brain, and The Power of Showing Up.
Summary:
The research on child development says that one of the very best predictors for how a child turns out is whether they had at least one person who showed up for them. Showing up improves happiness, social and emotional development, leadership skills, meaningful relationships, and even academic and career success. In this conversation with Dr. Dan Siegel, he explains how parents and caregivers can show up for their kids.
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Dr. Joseph Lee
How Collective Parenting Can Address ACEs, Racism, and Inequality
Length: 50:07
Dr. Joseph Lee is a psychiatrist with a practice in Southern California. Early in his practice he saw that his patients were clearly getting better, but didn’t seem to be quite “well.” His search to help people truly thrive, led him to a truth-based perspective that he’s been applying personally and professionally, built around developing self-worth, meaningful relationships, and lifelong optimal healthiness. Becoming a parent, made him more intentional about every aspect of his own life – trying to figure out the best way to raise his kids, while maintaining his own health and wellbeing.
Summary:
Usually we talk about how to build the resilience of an individual–a child or an adult–rather than how to build resilience as a group of people. Dr. Joseph Lee has a fresh new perspective on resilience. He talks about how to create resilience at the level of a family, community, city, or even a country, through a new concept that he calls Collective Parenting.
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Dr. Rick Hanson
Resilient: How to Grow an Unshakable Core of Calm, Strength, and Happiness
Length: 40:16
Dr. Rick Hanson is a psychologist and Senior Fellow of the Greater Good Science Center at UC Berkeley who writes and teaches about the essential inner skills of personal well-being, psychological growth, and contemplative practice – as well as about relationships, family life, and raising children. With his wife Jan he wrote Mother Nurture: A Mother’s Guide to Health in Body, Mind, and Intimate Relationships. As a long time meditator, Rick became increasingly interested in the meeting of modern brain science and ancient contemplative practices, he went on to write Buddha’s Brain, Just One Thing, Hardwiring Happiness, Resilient, and Neurodharma.
Summary:
Dr. Rick Hanson talks to us about how to grow our resilience in ourselves and our kids. He talks about how to have an unshakable core of calm, especially when the circumstances in our life are stressful and we’re struggling even to meet basic needs for safety, satisfaction and connection. In tough times, it’s even more important to develop our own internal resources, such as grit, compassion, inner strength, patience, generosity, and confidence. Dr. Hanson shares some simple tools for where to start.
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Dr. Peter Gray
Free to Learn: Why Unleashing the Instinct to Play Will Make Our Children Happier, More Self-Reliant, and Better Students for Life
Length: 58:18
Dr. Peter Gray, a research professor of psychology at Boston College. His recent research focuses on the role of play in human evolution and how children educate themselves, through play and exploration. He wrote Free to Learn: Why Unleashing the Instinct to Play Will Make Our Children Happier, More Self-Reliant, and Better Students for Life, he also authors a regular blog called Freedom to Learn for Psychology Today magazine. His own play includes not only his writing and research, but also long distance bicycling, kayaking, cross country skiing, and vegetable gardening.
Summary:
Dr. Peter Gray talks about the importance of play and how it relates to learning. As a culture we have become obsessed with measuring children’s education with standardized tests and limiting their freedom with adult-led activities and homework. Dr. Gray explains that education is the sum of everything we have learned that makes life meaningful for each of us. Education is different for each person and it cannot be measured. Play is how kids learn and is an important part of what makes us human.
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Iris Chen
From Tiger Parenting to Peaceful Parenting and Unschooling: One Mother’s Journey to Self Awareness
Length: 37:04
Iris Chen is a blogger, unschooling mom, and founder of the Untigering movement. After seeing the negative effects of tiger parenting on her relationship with her children, she began to deconstruct her authoritarian ways. Now, she’s on a mission to empower others to untiger by promoting self-awareness, peaceful parenting, and educational freedom for children.
Summary:
Iris Chen shares her story about how she transitioned from Tiger Mom to Peaceful Parent. She talks about the importance of autonomy and self direction, and how how she motivates her kids to do their homeschooling. Iris also talks about when her son asked her to limit his screen time and why she told him “no”.
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