It's SOOOO hard not to yell at our child even when we try hard not to. Here are 2 tried and true strategies to interrupt your yelling pattern.

BONUS: They're easy peasy lemon squeezy :)

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Parenting is SOOOO important and we care so much about our child, that it's hard not to worry about screwing them up. 

I was asked the question on a recent podcast interview about how to show yourself grace and compassion even when we're struggling in our parenting.

So here are my thoughts.... enjoy!

 

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We don’t often talk about frameworks in the land of parenting so I understand that there might be a bit of confusion around what a framework is, and how it can help you parent.

And I will admit, that as much as I believe wholeheartedly in using a framework approach in parenting, I have struggled to articulate exactly how it works and why it’s so important. 

So in this episode, I discuss how the framework puts you into an observer position so you can assess what's going on with your child and how to "fix" it.

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It's hard to believe that it's possible to get your kid to listen without yelling at them, because let's face it... it's the ONLY thing that works sometimes. 

But getting them to listen without needing to resort to yelling, is much easier to get your head around when we break it down. Because then we can understand, it's all about basic communication and being in a relationship with another human being.

So let's dive in.

 

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If you don't want your kids snacking before dinner, then this episode is a MUST-LISTEN! 

In this episode, I dissect a conversation I had with a mom who was frustrated with her kids for continuing to grab snacks out of the cupboard while she was telling them no. 

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All misbehavior is a miscommunication, which means your child is telling you something each and every single time they act out. 

They're not just doing it for fun.They're not trying to piss you off.

They are communicating in the only way they know how at that moment.

In this episode, I walk you through what happened when my son threw snow in my face and I break down his communication and what I did using my Positive Parenting Framework.

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Today we are talking about sibling rivalry, sibling fighting, squabbling, bickering, name-calling pestering and bugging each other for seemingly NO REASON, always wanting what the other one has (despite not wanting it two seconds earlier), and constantly competing with each other.

I have a sibling rivalry masterclass coming up. Here is the link ---> https://www.parentingwithlindsay.com/offers/UMNFfT5W

I hope you can join me there if it resonates with you.

In this episode, we are talking about the KEY to guiding your kids through disagreement.

I've been getting this question more and more lately, or some version of this question. How do I stay patient? I just need someone to teach me how to remain calm. It feels like I have to be this calm, stoic parent but sometimes I just don’t have the patience.

Does this sound familiar?

In this episode, I'm going to go over exactly how to stay calm and patient with your kids -- OK, not exactly because our triggers are fairly individual. BUT, I discuss how to approach the overall goal of staying calm.

Enjoy!