Anger Management for Parents

How to Stop Losing Your Temper and Understand What Causes Explosive and Reactive Parenting

By: Rocky Hunter

Narrated by: Robert Brewer

The key to raising your kids to be happy, healthy, well-adjusted adults lies in letting go of your anger once and for all.

Do you feel like every little thing your children do gets on your nerves?

Have you reacted in ways you aren’t proud of—like spanking and yelling—because you just didn’t know another way to get your kids to behave?

Are you tired of feeling stressed, frustrated, and angry all the time, and want to overcome these emotions once and for all so you can be the parent your children deserve?

If so, you have come to the right place.

Parenting is hard. Like, really hard.

You have appointments to remember, practices to shuttle your kids to, recitals to watch, dinners to cook, dishes to wash...the list of responsibilities is seemingly endless.

And while you are entangled with these struggles of life, your children keep yelling and bickering the entire time, making you want to scream “ENOUGH!” and hide away from the world.

What’s important to remember here is that you are not alone—many parents lose their temper.

In fact, one survey showed that 90% of parents admit to yelling at their kids from time to time.

Does this make it right? No.

But it absolutely means that you’re human.

And as a human—who is also a parent—you have the power to put a stop to this once and for all.

What you need is proven ways to manage your anger in order to become a better parent—all of which are outlined within this book.

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practical

This listen is a valuable source for parents seeking to navigate the challenging journey of parenthood with greater emotional control. The book's compassionate approach helps parents look into the root causes of their anger, offering practical strategies for managing it. The book provides a step-by-step guide to recognize triggers and respond more effectively to children's behavior. It offers a refreshing blend of psychological insights and real-life examples, making it highly relatable and easy to digest. Whether you're a new parent or experienced, this book equips you with the tools needed to foster a healthier, more harmonious family environment.

A Parenting Must-Have!

Listened from start to finish and couldn't be more impressed! 'Anger Management for Parenting' delivers practical insights that have truly reshaped my approach. A game-changer for overwhelmed parents seeking a healthier connection with their kids. Highly recommended!

A really good audiobook

I've listened to this and I must say it's a really good audiobook. Parenting can be tough, and sometimes, we all struggle with anger. This audiobook offers practical ways to understand and manage our anger as parents, so we can be the best version of ourselves for our kids. It's been a helpful resource for me, and I highly recommend it to fellow parents looking to improve their parenting journey.

Very enlightening for parents

"Anger Management for Parents" is a must-read for anyone grappling with parental anger issues. It offers a compassionate, pragmatic, and well-researched roadmap to help parents control their emotions and provide their children with a more stable, loving environment. It's a powerful resource that can bring about positive change in the lives of families, fostering deeper connections and emotional growth.

Informative & Educational

This audiobook is an informative and educational resource geared toward those who have parents and are interested in learning more about how to deal with certain behaviors, responses, and reactions, all whilst managing them well.

Calming the Storm

In a world where parenthood can be overwhelming, the author's insights and strategies provide a valuable compass for navigating the turbulent waters of family life. This audiobook is a great resource for parents seeking practical guidance on navigating the emotional challenges of raising children. With a compassionate approach and actionable strategies, Hunter's audiobook is a beacon of support for parents looking to transform their anger into constructive parenting. The pacing is just right, allowing for reflection on each concept without feeling rushed.

Great resource

A great book that helps parents to understand where their anger may be coming from and then gives some useful strategies to help overcome the anger or manage it so as not to harm the parent-child relationship. Some great practical advice for a happier and calmer household. Great for parents of kids all ages

Helps You Take Control of Yourself

Father of 4 here ... if you have kids you know how much they can test you. And the more kids you have, the more you understand each can do this is a different way, and that each will respond differently to your parenting, requiring a unique approach. This book was very helpful in that it further equipped me to keep cool, maintain my calm, and lead my kids as they misbehave -- without me compromising being the dad I really want to be.

Self-help hit

Rocky Hunter delivers a masterful self-help hit to the jugular, delivering all of the tools one could hope for when combating the seemingly impossible (but as you’ll see, absolutely doable) reactionary based behavioral patterns of anger.

Brewer demonstrates excellent narration that keeps the listener engaged in an inspiring and empathetic bubble of self-help goodness.

There is no need for reaction-based behaviors that don’t serve us or our families. There is, however, considerable need for us to do the work in adopting healthy response-based programming such as demonstrated here.

Do the work outlined here! You wont regret it!

I wish I had this book earlier in my life...

This book by Rocky Hunter is a much-needed guide for parents like me who have struggled with anger in the challenging world of parenting. Chapter 2, titled "Please Stop Yelling—The Unintentional Victims of Anger," struck a chord with me. It made me reflect on my own experiences as a parent and the times when my anger affected my children unintentionally. I recalled an incident when I lost my temper over a messy room and saw how my child felt hurt and scared. This chapter provided valuable insights into the impact of parental anger on kids and motivated me to work on managing my anger better.

The narration of this audiobook was clear and empathetic, which enhanced the overall listening experience. It is a valuable resource for parents seeking to transform their parenting style from reactive to mindful and build stronger connections with their children.