Adila Kashgar
Uyghur Mom of Four • Parenting Coach
👩👧👦 Who This Course Is For
This course is ideal for moms with two or more children, but even if you only have one child, you'll still benefit greatly from the practical tools and strategies shared.
If you’re feeling emotionally or physically exhausted, the real cause may not be the number of children you have — but rather a lack of the right tools to manage the relationships between your children effectively. This course gives you those tools.📚 Course Title:
Secrets to Strengthening Sibling Relationships
👩🏽🏫 Instructor: Adila Kashgar🕒 Duration:
Once a week for 8 weeks — each class is 1 hour.💻 Format:
Live Zoom sessions taught in Uyghur. Whether or not you can attend live, you’ll get audio replays of each lesson so you can listen on your own schedule.All registered moms will also be invited to a private Uyghur Moms WhatsApp group — a supportive space to ask questions, share experiences, and connect with other moms in the course.💰 Tuition Fee:
$198 USD
🚨 Early Bird Discount:
The first 50 moms to enroll will receive 50% off — pay only $99.This discount is available until August 10, 2025, or until all 50 spots are taken — whichever comes first.✅ How to Enroll
Click the registration button below. A pop-up window will appear — enter your details to sign up.
At checkout, use the discount code: UYGHURMOMS
💛 Ready to raise emotionally strong, connected siblings?
Be one of the first 50 to join — and get 50% off before August 10.
💡 Use discount code: UYGHURMOMS at checkout
🕒 Offer ends August 10 or when 50 spots are filled
🧭 Topics Covered in This Course
Below are some of the many topics that will be explored throughout the course:
Where should I invest my energy in a multi-child household?
Is it true that my love for my first child changes after the birth of a second or third child?
How do I support my first child emotionally during this shift?
What do I truly expect from my child?
How do I distinguish between my real child and the ideal child I carry in my mind — the one shaped by my expectations and dreams?
What do my children actually need from me?
Am I unintentionally creating sibling competition?
(e.g., “Who can finish their food faster?” or “Who can get dressed the quickest?”)
Is this healthy? How should I handle it?
When my children fight or tease each other, how do I respond?
Do I intervene? When and how?
How should I deal with resentment or jealousy between siblings?
What do I do if my older child starts modeling negative behavior or language to my younger one?
How do I nurture cooperation between siblings?
What should I do when my children constantly complain about one another?
What are they actually asking from me in those moments?
When my children are playing and repeatedly call for my attention, how should I respond?
Should I make them apologize to each other?
When they fight over me saying, “You’re my mom!” — how do I handle it?
If my child talks back and I “win” the argument with words — is that success?
What if it damages our connection?
How does a child feel when blamed?
How does a child feel when trusted?
When something happens, must I solve it immediately? Or is it okay to wait?
What do I do if my older child won’t cooperate while I’m putting the younger one to sleep?
How can I use play as a parenting tool?
How can I show gratitude to my children?
Is too much praise harmful?
How do I express genuine love and appreciation to my children?
Should I treat all my children exactly the same?
How do I lead my children confidently and fairly?
Who owns things in the home — how do we define ownership?
When buying toys, do I need to buy one for each child?
How should I respond to “unreasonable” demands from my kids?
Do I always have to say yes?
In a large family, what emotional state must parents protect in themselves?
What impact does inconsistent parenting between mother and father have on the children?
My children constantly fight over toys — how do I guide them toward sharing?
How do I manage differences between my parenting beliefs and the opinions of elders in the family?
💡 Use discount code: UYGHURMOMS at checkout
🕒 Offer ends August 10 or when 50 spots are filled
My Story
I am a mother of four children. To be honest, before I learned about parenting, I was confused, felt helpless, and at times even lost myself. As I went from raising one child to raising multiple children, the conflicts and issues among my kids often left me exhausted. After losing my temper with them, I would feel utterly alone, powerless, and guilty. I even doubted my ability to be a good mother and felt that parenting was the hardest job in the world.
So, I gradually started to learn. Through books, courses, and my own experiences, I discovered many practical and effective parenting methods. More importantly, I deeply realized that the foundation of raising children begins with the growth and self-development of the parents themselves.Even now, I sometimes feel tired, and waves of emotions still visit me from time to time. As my children grow, new challenges never cease to appear. But I have transformed—from an anxious and helpless mother into someone who faces difficulties, seeks solutions, and finds ways to overcome them.That is why I’ve decided to share my years of experience, the paths I’ve walked, and the knowledge I’ve gained through practical lessons with every mother who wants to grow, transform, and find joy rather than guilt in motherhood. Whether you are the mother of one child or several, whether you want to improve your connection with your children, guide them emotionally, or develop yourself as a parent, I believe my experiences and methods can truly benefit you.You are not alone. I’ve been through it all too. Just by being here, you are already giving yourself a chance. I am always by your side ❤️
💡 Use discount code: UYGHURMOMS at checkout
🕒 Offer ends August 10 or when 50 spots are filled
