Want To Stop Feeling Frustrated, Guilty and At The End Of Your Rope With Your Kids?
Get the audios of our newest “Parenting Simply” Class:
Simple Ways To Parent Without Anger
“I will teach you how to to deal with backtalk, whining, morning and bedtime battles,
fighting and tantrums and show you how to stay calm even when your kids
are pushing all your buttons!” – Adina
Anger is a normal human emotion – but acting in anger and using angry words with our kids is far from healthy. How many times have you regretted something you said to one of your kids? It happens to all of us – kids know how to get to us! Losing it with them is a hard habit to break – but it CAN be conquered.
Get ready to laugh and learn fun and simple ways to reduce your stress and be a better parent!
In this 2 part audio class you will:
- Learn to become a more confident and competent parent.
- Learn how to stay calm while managing tantrums, bedtime battles, fighting, and backtalk.
- Find out how to deal with your anger.
- Learn to get rid of your anger in small, easy, doable steps.
- Learn healthy ways to release your frustration.
- How to raise your voice without hurting your kids.
- Learn to talk to your kids so they become more cooperative, responsible, and self-sufficient.
and so much more……
I present my best strategies and advice – It’s my goal to equip you to be a calmer ‘more in control of your emotions’ parent!
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Receive 2 hour Mp3 audio download that you can listen to on your computer or download to your iPod
Simple Ways To Parent Without Anger
I just finished listening to your talk on Parenting Without Anger. I followed along with the workbook after purchasing the talk online. Let me just say THANK YOU. I am so grateful that you are doing what you are doing. Honestly, I am so lost in anger and constant feelings of helplessness with my children. I don’t know when I am NOT yelling. I knew, this past weekend, that something had to change and had to change NOW. Your class and workbook have been the light among all that anger. Thank you.
Shannon
