You love your child more than anything.

You want to raise them with empathy. With respect. With strength.

You want to be the kind of parent who holds the line and holds their heart.

But most days?

You’re stuck in a loop of reminders, power struggles, and second-guessing.

You set a limit… then explain it… then defend it… then give in or explode.

You walk away wondering,
⁘ “Did I just make it worse?”
⁘ “Am I being too harsh?”
⁘ “Am I being too soft?”
⁘ “Why does this feel so hard?”

The truth is: it’s not hard because you’re doing it wrong.

It’s hard because you care deeply—and you were never given the tools to parent with both clarity and compassion at the same time.

That’s what Consciously Consistent is here to change.

Consciously Consistent is a research-informed, real-life-tested framework that helps you:

• Set rules that actually mean something

• Follow through without yelling, threats, or shame

• Use consequences that teach, not punish

• Repair after conflict—so your child learns trust, not fear

• Stay calm and steady, even when you're overwhelmed

You’ll find age-specific toolkits for toddlers, school-age kids, and teens—plus our flagship guidebook that walks you through the method step-by-step.

And everything we offer is practical. Gentle. And written like we’re sitting beside you on your hardest parenting day.

I’m Jacqueline Grisé—a mother of six, educator, and creator of the Consciously Consistent method.

Over two decades in classrooms, daycares, and living rooms taught me this:
⁘ Kids don’t thrive when we control them.
⁘ They thrive when we lead them—calmly, clearly, consistently.

I created these tools not from a place of perfection—but from the mess of parenting six very different kids, with all the guilt, growth, and grace that comes with it.

When you use these tools — when you pause instead of punish, follow through instead of fold, repair instead of retreat — you’re doing more than managing behaviour.

You’re showing your child:

• That boundaries can feel safe

• That love doesn’t disappear in hard moments

• That their parent is steady enough to hold space for their growth

And someday, when your child is navigating their own storms, they’ll carry the steady voice you modeled.

That’s what Consciously Consistent is for.

That’s the kind of parenting that lasts.

Because the work you’re doing?
It’s hard.
It’s sacred.

And you don’t have to do it alone 💙.

👉 Browse the Toolkits
👉 Get the Consciously Consistent E-book