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Make time for yourself regularly. A well-rested and relaxed mom is better equipped to handle stress and frustration.
Practice Self-Care
2
Know what makes you angry. Lack of sleep, overwhelm, or child behavior may be to blame. Being aware calms you down.
Find Your Triggers
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When you feel anger rising, pause and take deep breaths. This simple act can help you regain control of your emotions.
Take Deep Breaths
4
Instead of "You make me so angry," say "I feel upset when this happens." Encourages better communication.
Use "I" Statements
5
Don't expect perfection from yourself or your kids. Understand that children make mistakes and parenting is a learning process.
Set Realistic Expectations
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Talk to friends, family, or a therapist about your feelings. Sometimes, just sharing your challenges can be a tremendous relief.
Seek Support
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Understand that parenting can be frustrating, but your children are learning from you. Show them patience and kindness, and they'll mirror those qualities.
Practice Patience