Why You Overreact as a Mom - 412

Have you ever reacted to your child and wondered afterward, "Why did that feel so big?" The thing they did was small. Your reaction was not. This week, I share the story of a mom in my program who had a huge reaction over a tray of sliders. She came to coaching convinced she knew exactly why she'd reacted. She was only partly right. Minutes into our session, we weren't talking about sandwiches anymore. We weren't even talking about her son. We were talking about a pattern that began decades earlier. In this episode, I'll show you how we got there and why it matters if you've ever had an overreaction you couldn't explain. If your reactions have ever left you feeling confused or ashamed, I hope this episode helps you understand yourself with a little more compassion. HERE'S WHAT YOU'LL DISCOVER: Why the size of your reaction is information, not proof that something is wrong with you What it actually looks like to break a pattern, and why catching yourself mid-blowup counts as a win The first place to look when your reaction feels bigger than the situation calls for FEATURED IN THIS EPISODE: Download my free Nervous System Reset Guide for Moms HERE. Book a call to talk about Damn Good Mama HERE. Buy and leave a review for the Less Drama More Mama book HERE. Subscribe to get email updates on Less Drama More Mama webinars, workshops, and special offers HERE. Follow Less Drama More Mama on Facebook and Instagram. Leave a review of the show in Apple Podcasts