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EPISODE · Feb 19, 2025 · 28 MIN

247. I yelled at my toddler out of frustration and anger. How I reflect on my actions without shaming myself.

from Emotionally Healthy Legacy- Anger management for Christian moms, mom rage, angry mom, christian parenting, patient mom, calm mom, Christian motherhood, Christian motherhood mindset, parenting triggers, mom guilt, controlling anger

Do your kids do something regularly that drives you crazy? Something that pushes you over the edge? Maybe something they say or do (like running away when you say- come here). In this episode I share with you: A scenario where I yelled at my toddler out of frustration and anger How I reflected on it with compassion instead of shaming myself Another scenario where I felt frustrated with my kids and shifted my mindset to release control and be adaptive Motherhood is a God-given role to you. Emotions will always be a part of your life and your children's life. If you want to learn how to handle your anger in a healthy way and set a positive example for your kids: BOOK A FREE CONSULTATION CALL today and let's work together to create peace in your home. Listen to related episodes: Ep 1: Are you often reacting as a mom? Here is what goes on in your brain when you feel emotions. Ep 226: Why can't I just stop feeling angry all the time? The #1 reason you feel stuck and hopeless in your anger. Ep 130: Afraid your kids will remember you as an angry mom? How to stop yelling and be slow to anger. . EMOTIONALLY HEALTHY MOM MEMBERSHIP . 👉🏻 FOLLOW ME ON YOUTUBE 👈🏻 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Next Steps: Free Training: How to stop screaming over spilled milk ⬇️ Join Emotionally Healthy Mom Membership (weekly coaching for only $97/month) ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Website: emotionallyhealthylegacy.com Contact: [email protected] Questions? Form / Voice memo

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Do your kids do something regularly that drives you crazy? Something that pushes you over the edge? Maybe something they say or do (like running away when you say- come here). In this episode I share with you: A scenario where I yelled at my toddler out of frustration and angerHow I reflected on it with compassion instead of shaming myselfAnother scenario where I felt frustrated with my kids and shifted my mindset to release control and be adaptive Motherhood is a God-given role to you...

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