Anger Management for Parents

The Ultimate Two-Part Guide to Mastering Essential Skills for Better Parenting and Improved Child Behavior

By: Emily Giles

Narrated by: Michelle Renee Tribble

Discover the Life-Changing Effects of Anger Management for Parents

If you think anger is an uncontrollable automatic reaction, it's time to reframe your perspective. Parenting isn't always a bed of roses. The chaos, arguments, and guilt can be overwhelming. You're not alone.

Anger Management for Parents offers a fresh approach:

• Explore the 4 stages of the anger cycle and reframe your behavior.
• Harness anger's power to build trust and respect with your child.
• Create new neural pathways to change automatic thoughts and behaviors.
• Calm your "inner reptile" and protect your kids' emotional development.
• Reframe your children's behavior and stop taking things personally.

This book also includes:

• Effective child behavior management and discipline strategies.
• Understanding your child's goals when they misbehave.
• Avoiding public meltdowns and strengthening your bond with your kids.

Break free from old patterns and embrace anger as a useful signal. Be the role model your kids need. It's time to take control. Click the "Add to Cart" button now and start your journey.

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A great book.

Being a parent can be so stressful and exhausting so it’s very mindful of the author to be looking out for parents like this and providing them with tips on how to keep there anger under control while keeping there child’s best interest at heart while correcting them.

Stay in Control as a Parent

If you’re struggling with keeping your cool around the kids, this book is exactly what you need. It will help you create a better relationship with them and bring much-needed peace to your home.

Here’s what I found super helpful:

1. The book explains the stages of anger in a way that’s easy to understand. It’s helped me figure out why I get so mad and what to do about it.

2. It shows you how to use your anger in a way that actually improves your relationship with the kids, instead of making things worse.

3. The author gives fantastic tips on how to calm down quickly, which is great for keeping the kids’ emotions in check too.

4. The book gives real, effective ways to manage and discipline the kids without losing your cool.

I’ve found this book incredibly useful because it doesn’t just tell you to stop being angry. It actually shows you how to manage your feelings in a way that benefits everyone. If you’re feeling overwhelmed or frustrated dealing with your kids, you should definitely check this out.

Transforming Anger into a Tool

This audiobook changed the way I manage anger as a parent. It explained the anger cycle and gave practical techniques for changing behavior. Learning to calm the "inner reptile" and understand my child's intentions during misbehavior helped me stop reacting impulsively and start responding thoughtfully. The audiobook empowered me to break old patterns and focus on creating new habits. It strengthened my bond with my child and gave me the tools to handle tough situations with composure and insight. If you struggle with parental anger, this audiobook offers compassion and effective strategies for real change.

helpful

a must-listen for every parent struggling with anger. The audiobook offers practical advice on understanding and managing anger while fostering better relationships with your kids. Michelle Renee Tribble's narration is engaging and makes the concepts easy to follow. This guide is packed with useful strategies that really work, making it an invaluable resource for parents aiming to create a more harmonious home.

I’ve needed something like this!

I have a toddler and I’ve never known how to control my emotions around my child. I’ve always heard different techniques on how I should act but I’ve never been able to put them into practice. I feel like this book has really been able to help me put everything together and now I’m excited to be able to implement some of the exercises that I’ve learned in this book!

Highly recommend this book

"Anger Management for Parents" is an invaluable resource for any parent looking to enhance their parenting skills and foster better behavior in their children. The two-part guide offers practical, easy-to-implement strategies that have made a noticeable difference in our family's dynamics. With clear, compassionate advice, it helps parents manage their emotions effectively, leading to a more harmonious home environment. Highly recommend this book for its insightful and actionable tips!

A fresh and practical approach...

The book goes beyond just controlling anger—it delves into effective discipline strategies. A must-listen for any parent who wants to break free from old habits and be the positive role model their children need. Highly recommended!

Heartfelt and honestly such an important topic

Anger management is perhaps one of the most important topics (in my opinion) for a parent to learn, this book outlines techniques for how to manage emotions and improve your relationship with your child. It also breaks down anger into different stages (this part was really eye-opening for me) and offers strategies for how to prevent outbursts. You will learn how to reframe your child's behavior and use anger in a more constructive manner. The narrator's performance is solemn but also soothing and I think it is the perfect delivery for this kind of topic.

What a listen

This was such a great listen and so relatable, being a parent is can be so frustrating and angering at times and knowing how to take a step back and manage your emotions is so important.

This really resonated with me, and I really enjoyed it

Great strategies for reframing your parenting mindset

As a first time mom to a one-year-old, I’m brand new to the challenges that come with parenting a toddler. From the very start of this book, I felt seen in my struggles. The introduction had a line that stood out to me where the author stated, “in parenting your children, you are re-parenting you.” I’d never quite thought about it in this way before, but this makes perfect sense and helps put the experiences I’ve had into perspective.

The one aspect of this book that confuses me is the way in which it’s laid out. Content is split up into parts, chapters, and stages. I found all of this difficult to follow, especially in audio format. Most notably, this makes it harder for me to find my favorite parts that I’d like to go back to for a second listen.

Still, I believe the lessons taught in this book are incredibly valuable. Understanding the importance of reframing your child’s behavior through a positive lens has the ability to prevent anger from its root and greatly strengthen connection. I especially appreciated how many personal examples the author used to highlight the fact that she truly could relate. This drives home something that the book mentions over and over—that you are not alone, and that change is possible. I’d certainly recommend this book to any other parents uncertain about how to navigate challenging situations with their children.