What typically drives the 'urge to educate all parents' stage?

The commitment to improving child outcomes is a key driving force behind the 'urge to educate all parents' stage. This stage often stems from a genuine concern for the well-being and development of children. Professionals who reach this point tend to be motivated by a desire to see positive changes in children's lives and want to share valuable knowledge and strategies that can help parents support their children's learning and growth. This commitment reflects an understanding that parental involvement is crucial for child development, and that equipping parents with information and skills can lead to better outcomes for children.

While confidence in one's methods, establishing authority, or sharing personal experiences may influence a person's motivation, they do not capture the overarching goal of improving child outcomes, which is focused on fostering a nurturing and educational environment for children through informed parenting.