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Relationship Topics
Help for Angry Moms
Anger is a part of life. But when it gets out of control in a mother-child relationship, it can cause serious damage. All moms have moments of frustration when they speak or act harshly toward their children and later regret it. Julie Ann Barnhill gives humorous, practical advice for moms who want to change how they handle their anger.
Warning signs. Your body can tell you when you’re getting angry. Learn to recognize the danger signals so you can prevent a potential explosion.
Emotional abuse. A child’s sense of security and stability can be shaken by mind games and silent treatments.
All moms have moments of frustration when they speak or act harshly.
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Verbal abuse. Derogatory statements can severely damage a child’s self-esteem and dignity.
Depression. Anger can be the sign of a deeper problem — depression. It’s important to be aware of the symptoms and seek help if you are struggling in this area.
Humor and forgiveness. Laughter and sincere apologies are tremendous remedies for relieving tension and healing relationships.
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