We all know children need warmth, kindness, compassion and respect. Yet, despite knowing this and learning intentional parenting strategies, mumas still complain they’re unable to control their reactions when buttons are pressed—unleashing a storm of anger, frustration and impatience that is fueled by an unknown rage.

It’s a cycle that perpetuates constant self-criticism, feelings of failure and damages relationships with children.

It’s incredibly difficult if not impossible, to parent successfully and help your children manage their own emotions if you are unable to manage and regulate yours first.

The reality is, 99% of parenting isn’t about controlling your child’s behaviours. It’s about managing your own.

To do that, you must have a greater sense of self-awareness so you can understand where your anger, frustration and impatience is stemming from….because trust me when I tell you, more often than not it isn’t coming from your child.

The reaction you have to your child, is often a symptom of something else, a deeper wound that is being pressed upon and causing pain. In this bonus training, we’re going to dig a little bit further and take a look at healing the wound beneath that plaster so it doesn’t continue to bleed.