Dorothy And Theodore Announce A New Enthusiasm Boosting Technique For Parents

Online, February 6, 2013 (Newswire.com) - A new parenting technique is being tested by those in the gaming industry who, like all parents, battle with getting their children out of bed every day, feeding them and driving them to school. These parents are using their life long experience of playing videogames to help them find the motivation to not only get their children ready and take them to school, but do it with ever increasing speed and efficiency to give them more time to do other things during the day.

The technique is quite simple and provides a small motivational reward at the end of every task. Parents need to sort out the different tasks they have to do with their children throughout the day, and then they can decide on a reward to give themselves should they complete each task within a certain time limit. For example, getting children up and out of bed, and fed with breakfast can be rewarded with a cup of tea. Driving the children to school and back in time to put out the washing and put a new load in the machine can be rewarded with a sit down and a relaxing read for an hour.

Dorothy and Theodore love to hear about new parenting techniques as they develop, a Customer Service Representative for the company commented, "this new technique is helping parents to find the motivation to improve their timings in the mornings, getting children into school earlier where they can take advantage of clubs before school. This is great for a child's education and can really help parents get the most from their days."

When parents are up from bed and ready earlier in the mornings they have more time to help their children get ready and prepare their lunches for them. This also means parents can spend more time with their children and feel better about themselves and their parenting skills, thanks to the rewards they're giving themselves.

Dorothy and Theodore is a baby boutique online based in the UK. They have a wide range of sellers whose goods they offer to customers online through their website to parents for themselves, their houses and their children.