THE LISTENING PATH
Every child has a story. Most days, no one asks.
An interactive story-gathering book that turns bedtime into a conversion, and teaches your child something school rarely covers: how to listen and understand.
THE LISTENING PATH
Every child has a story. Most days, no one asks.
An interactive story-gathering book that turns bedtime into a conversion, and teaches your child something school rarely covers: how to listen and understand.
Rebuild the conversation with your child
Give them a ritual they look forward to
Ten unhurried minutes become the part of the day your child asks for by name.
Hand your child the words for big feelings
Gentle prompts help them name what they feel, and hear what you feel too.
Raise a child who knows they're heard
A child who feels heard grows calmer, and far closer to you.
Teach real listening through play, not lectures
Your child builds the first pieces of a superpower that lasts a lifetime.
Open a brand-new story every night
Every day is different, so the book never reads the same way twice.
End the day closer than you started it
You'll both close the book knowing each other a little better than you did that morning.
It's not a book you read to your child. It's one you read with them.
The book walks you through all three, right there on the page.
Ask and Listen
Using the book's simple prompts, you gather the story of your child's day.
Retell
Then your child listens back and retells your story too. It comes out different every time.
Celebrate
You close the day feeling heard and connected, ready for a new story tomorrow.
MEET
Christine Miles
Christine Miles built her career on one conviction: listening is a skill, and anyone can learn it. As a keynote speaker and listening expert, she founded a movement to teach it at home, in classrooms, and at work.
In her TEDx talk and her work with companies and schools, Christine makes the same case again and again: anyone can learn to listen better, at any age.
The Listening Path brings that work home, to the youngest among us and the people who love them.
TWO SIMPLE TURNS
Raise a child who listens,
First you listen to their story. Then they listen to yours. Once your child feels heard, they start to open up on their own.
The Listening Path shows you every step.
Join the waitlist to be first to know when it launches on October 15.
TWO SIMPLE TURNS
Raise a child who listens,
First you listen to their story. Then they listen to yours. Once your child feels heard, they start to open up on their own.