EPISODE · Apr 14, 2026 · 15 MIN
08. Mom Rage & Yelling at Your Kids? How to Become a Calm, Gentle & Emotionally Regulated Mom
from Peace at Home | Parenting, Marriage, Faith, Nervous System, Emotional Regulation, Triggers, Anger · host Lindsay van Orsouw | Catholic Christian Motherhood Coach
Do you desperately want to be a calm, patient, gentle mom — but keep finding yourself snapping, yelling, overstimulated, or emotionally reactive with your kids? Do you feel discouraged because no matter how hard you try to stay calm, you still end up: raising your voice, feeling triggered, emotionally shutting down, or reacting in ways that leave you feeling guilty afterward? Maybe you’ve wondered: Why can’t I control my anger? Why do I keep yelling at my kids? Why does motherhood bring out the worst in me sometimes? How do I become a softer, kinder mother? In this episode, we talk about why sheer willpower and self-control often fail exhausted moms — and why emotional regulation, nervous system healing, and deeper heart transformation matter so much more. You’ll learn: Why overwhelmed moms struggle with anger and emotional reactivity The hidden reason your attempts at “trying harder” may not be working One powerful mindset shift that changes how you respond to your children Two practical, faith-based strategies to help you become calmer, softer, and more emotionally present How God helps transform mom rage, guilt, and emotional overwhelm into peace and connection This episode is for the Christian mom who wants to stop yelling at her kids, regulate her emotions, create a peaceful home, and become a safe, loving, emotionally connected presence for her family. – Work With Me: Peaceful Parenting Coaching: https://lvocoaching.com/coaching Next Steps: Join the FREE Community & Peace At Home After Party: https://www.facebook.com/share/g/1B7DTrXvhq/ Claim your FREE Heart Check Guided Meditation & Become a Peace at Home Insider -> https://peaceathome.grwebsite.com/ Connect: Contact - > [email protected] Website -> https://lvocoaching.com/ Instagram ->@peacefulmomcoach
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Do you desperately want to be a calm, patient, gentle mom — but keep finding yourself snapping, yelling, overstimulated, or emotionally reactive with your kids? Do you feel discouraged because no matter how hard you try to stay calm, you still end up: raising your voice, feeling triggered, emotionally shutting down, or reacting in ways that leave you feeling guilty afterward? Maybe you’ve wondered: Why can’t I control my anger? Why do I keep yelling at my kids? Why does motherhood bring out the worst in me sometimes? How do I become a softer, kinder mother? In this episode, we talk about why sheer willpower and self-control often fail exhausted moms — and why emotional regulation, nervous system healing, and deeper heart transformation matter so much more. You’ll learn: Why overwhelmed moms struggle with anger and emotional reactivity The hidden reason your attempts at “trying harder” may not be working One powerful mindset shift that changes how you respond to your children Two practical, faith-based strategies to help you become calmer, softer, and more emotionally present How God helps transform mom rage, guilt, and emotional overwhelm into peace and connection This episode is for the Christian mom who wants to stop yelling at her kids, regulate her emotions, create a peaceful home, and become a safe, loving, emotionally connected presence for her family. – Work With Me: Peaceful Parenting Coaching: https://lvocoaching.com/coaching Next Steps: Join the FREE Community & Peace At Home After Party: https://www.facebook.com/share/g/1B7DTrXvhq/ Claim your FREE Heart Check Guided Meditation & Become a Peace at Home Insider -> https://peaceathome.grwebsite.com/ Connect: Contact - > [email protected] Website -> https://lvocoaching.com/ Instagram ->@peacefulmomcoach
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