10 Anger Management Tips For Parents

Reasons Why You Are Angry:
Your kid doesn’t want to do their school work You aren't trained as a teacher. Perhaps you worry what will happen to their brain if they don’t get an education. You want them to learn something while they are sheltering at home.
Your kid doesn’t listen You’re trying to keep your child busy so you can get something done yourself. Or maybe you just want them out of your hair and feel upset when they want to goof off and resist anything that doesn’t involve screen time.
You kid is loud and fighting with their sibling(s) If you’re trying to work from home or are multitasking in an attempt to get housework done while still giving your kids some attention, this extra conflict in the home can wreak havoc on your patience levels, especially if you are sensitive to noise.
Your kid is disrespectful to you It’s easy to become enraged anytime someone disrespects us, but when it’s our own child, we can really blow our top. You are doing above and beyond what you normally do and the last thing you need now is to deal with opposition and cheeky behavior.
You have so little downtime You are trying to balance teaching all the subjects with household chores, meal prep, and getting your work done. You don’t truly have a moment alone. As a result, you will quickly run out of steam and when those little buggers start up, it feels nearly impossible to keep your cool.
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Article was originally published in Ronnie's Awesome List.