Anger antidote for parents: Anger management for parents and how to master your emtions.

No parent is flawless. This book won't tell you that to raise a confident child, you must be a flawless parent. After all, we're all just people.

Parenting flawlessly is fiction, but using anger to control and discipline your children is indeed not only unproductive, but it can also cause pain in the future.

All we care about is what's best for them, and we can assure you that being angry is not the answer.

However, what can you do when your initial reaction is to start pulling your hair out because your emotions are running high? Anger control can help with this.

These straightforward methods could safeguard your child's future while also making you and your partner happier.

In many respects, getting frustrated is a natural part of being human, but you can manage the craziness of parenting a child without letting it make you feel upset on the inside.

Simply have a deeper understanding of your feelings and fury.

This outburst of rage toward your child will become far less frequent... and finally, disappear altogether-if you can identify your triggers before they happen and learn the appropriate coping mechanisms to get through your emotional storms.

You'll learn the following in Anger

Antidote For Parents:

• An exploration of the causes of human anger, including why we experience it, how it can help us, and how and why it can entirely ruin our life.
• Why most of the time, it's not your child's fault, and how you may use this knowledge to foster positive relationships between the two of you.
• The best method to disengage from your emotions before they dictate how you behave.
• Powerful and practical suggestions to improve communication between you and your child.
• Important guidelines for establishing sound limits with your child.
• How you can use the knowledge that your child is merely a reflection of yourself to advance both your development and that of your child's.
• Effective methods for encouraging healthy conduct in all of your child's actions, demonstrating your love and support for them, and much more!

To the best of your ability, you must raise your child. Only you have the power to change things in the end. Regain control of your anger so you can support your kids' success in life.