Respect starts at home: Raising boys and girls who respect others and expect respect
A free talk for parents of boys and girls aged 3–12, with a short part for parents of teens, at 2Bloom in Solaris Mont Kiara, Kuala Lumpur.
Respect isn’t a lesson we give once. Children learn it every day: in how we handle their anger, whether their “no” is heard, and what they hear us say about boys and girls.
- Sat 14 Nov, 10.00 – 11.15 am
- Free · 25 seats
- Kids’ corner
Your seat is confirmed when we reply. Bringing children? Tell us their ages.
In 45 minutes, Jade covers
Many parents have asked us how to raise children who treat others well, and expect to be treated well themselves. The answer starts much earlier than most of us think, at home, while our children are small.
Feelings come first
Helping sons and daughters name and ride out anger, jealousy and disappointment.
Hearing no
Why accepting a limit is a skill children practise, and how to coach it.
Saying no
Body autonomy, the right words, and backing up your child’s “stop”.
What we say without meaning to
The everyday phrases worth retiring.
Screens
What boys are being shown online, often without searching for it, and how to ask about it without shutting the conversation down.
Speaking up
Helping children say “not cool” when a friend puts someone down.
Friendship and love
Early warning signs, and how to talk about them, including with teens.
We’re the model
Disagreeing and making up in front of our children.
You’ll leave with one small thing to try each week. Then 20 minutes of questions with Jade and Carrine Loh, Clinical Psychologist.
The essentials
| What | Respect Starts at Home: a free parent talk on raising boys and girls who respect others and expect respect |
|---|---|
| When | Saturday 14 November 2026, 10.00 – 11.15 am (doors 9.45) |
| Where | 2Bloom, J-2-13, Solaris Mont Kiara, Jalan Solaris, 50480 Kuala Lumpur |
| Who it’s for | Parents of boys and girls aged 3–12, with a short part for parents of teens |
| Cost | Free. 25 seats, registration required |
| Speaker | Jade Goh, Director of Clinical Services at The Mind Faculty and 2Bloom. Joining for questions: Carrine Loh, Clinical Psychologist |
| Children | Supervised kids’ corner during the talk |
| Register | WhatsApp +6014-334 1609 or hello@2-bloom.com |
Everything else you’ll want to know
Is the talk free?
Yes. It's free, with no sales pitch. There are 25 seats and registration is required: message us on WhatsApp or by email, and your seat is confirmed when we reply.
Is it for parents of boys or girls?
Both. Most of what we cover works for any child. It's for parents of children aged 3–12, with a short part for parents of teens.
Will it be upsetting?
It's about everyday parenting, with no graphic detail. A quiet room and helpline information are available for anyone who needs them.
How does the morning run?
Doors open at 9.45 am. Jade talks for about 45 minutes from 10.00, then there are 20 minutes of questions with Jade and Carrine Loh, Clinical Psychologist. It finishes by 11.15 am.
What will I take home?
One small thing to try at home each week: practical, everyday ideas for teaching respect, boundaries and handling big feelings, from age 3 up. Helpline information is there for anyone who wants it.
Who's speaking?
Jade Goh, Director of Clinical Services at The Mind Faculty and 2Bloom, gives the talk. Carrine Loh, Clinical Psychologist, joins Jade for 20 minutes of questions afterwards.
Can I bring my children?
Yes, there's a supervised kids' corner during the talk. Tell us their ages when you book, so we can plan for them.
Where is it, and is there parking?
At 2Bloom, J-2-13, Solaris Mont Kiara, Jalan Solaris, 50480 Kuala Lumpur. Solaris Mont Kiara has parking on site, and we are a short walk from Publika and Sri Hartamas.
What if I can no longer come?
Please let us know on WhatsApp or by email, so we can pass your seat on to another parent.
Save a seat
Message us and we’ll reply to confirm your seat. Saturday 14 November, 10.00 – 11.15 am, at 2Bloom, Solaris Mont Kiara.
WhatsApp +6014-334 1609 · hello@2-bloom.com
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