Anger Management for Better Parenting
A Guilt Free Guide to Not Wrecking Your Kids and Peacefully Navigate Tantrums & Meltdowns
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Narrated by:
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Kyle Cruzat
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By:
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John Clifford
Anger management for parents
Learn to communicate more effectively and bring peace to your relationship
If you want to stop exploding at your kids and have better control over your emotional reactions, keep reading….
The long-term effects of yelling at your kids are numerous…and scary. Regular anger episodes can provoke anxiety, low self-esteem, and increased aggression in their teenage and adult years. As a parent, you’ve probably felt guilty each time you yelled at your kids--but what can you do when raised voices and sharp tones seem to be the only thing working to keep them in line?
Well, perhaps the problem doesn’t lie in your kids. Maybe it goes much deeper than that--kids will be kids; they’ll test your limits and push you to the brink. Discover how to put a leash on your anger and regain control of your emotions! It’s actually much easier than you might think–and this parenting road map has answers to every question you could imagine!
Inside, you will discover:
- The real source of your seemingly untameable anger–it’s been under your nose this whole time!
- Why you get so angry at your kids when they misbehave--and how your upbringing affects the way you parent
- How your kids feel when you explode at them--and the long-term consequences hostile parenting has on your kids
- How to handle anger based on your personality type, as well as why multitasking and technology incite more anger
- Why kids like to push their parents' buttons--and how to get them to stop
- How to deal with the never-ending tantrums, stop them where they start, and why your kids throw them
- A detailed guide on managing your anger with new techniques--and older methods you may not have thought of!
- And much more.
No parent is perfect, especially when it comes to losing their temper.
Are you ready to become the best parent you can be and start keeping your cool?
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Better parenting, here we come!
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Anger Management for Better Parenting is an invaluable resource for any parent who wants to improve their relationship with their children and manage their own anger more effectively. The author's expertise and compassionate approach make this book a must-read for anyone looking to create a more peaceful and nurturing home environment. Highly recommended.
Reducing anger and improving relationships!
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When you lose your cool and engage in knee-jerk reactions you can unintentionally set your child on the path to developing negative attitudes and behaviour patterns that are harmful to their long-term development. This is the last thing you want for your child, but when you're caught up in a fractious moment, it's difficult not to react in a way that your rational self dislikes.
I want to be able to avoid these pitfalls and so took a punt on this audiobook. I'm so glad I did, the knowledge and expertise is second to none and it gives you the key to avoiding this unproductive and distressing cycle.
John Clifford has created an excellent blueprint for calm and rational parenting .He discusses why you react angrily and provides advice and strategies to help you respond in a controlled and rational manner. John offers effective methods for establishing positive, harmonious connections with children, and Kyle Cruzat's narration perfectly compliments the subject matter. For any parent who's found themselves being provoked into a negative and angry reaction this is well worth a listen!
Essential advice for staying in control
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You can be a cool parent
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He traces back and helps the reader identify the underlying causes of anger. He speaks to readers about how anger relates to personality types, which can be very helpful. He also takes a look at screen time for both child and parent.
I found this book very helpful for those that want to understand their anger in order to keep it out of the relationship they build with their child(ren). I recommend it if this is a problem you have as a parent.
Anger is not a parenting tool or strategy!
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