How to Respond When your Child Gets Raging Mad — Messy Motherhood

How to Respond When your Child Gets Raging Mad — Messy Motherhood

sedda wuller

So many great tips here to keep from flipping your lid! I wish Amanda would whisper in my ear every day!

"Basically, responding with anger causes more anger. It’s your job, as the parent to be the calming force to de-escalate the situation.

"Take a few cleansing breaths, remind yourself that this isn’t an emergency, or walk away for a few moments until you can address the situation calmly."

You'll want to print this one out, probably. Find the whole thing here.

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