You told yourself you wouldn’t yell today. And then, your child ignored you for the fourth time, and there you were, yelling again.

The guilt afterward is almost worse than the yelling itself. You know it’s not working. You know it’s not who you want to be or who you want your child to think you are. But in that moment, all your good intentions go out the window.

In this Q&A, I talk about what’s really going on when yelling becomes a pattern, and what you can do to respond differently, even when your kids aren’t listening.

Warm wishes,
Dr. Eileen

P.S. This Q&A is just one piece of the puzzle. My Full Access membership gives you all of my workshops, bonus guides, and monthly live Q&As, so you’re never stuck figuring it out alone. Learn more here →