How can I stop yelling at my kids? The Yell-Free Blueprint

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Every mom wants to know “How can I stop yelling at my kids?”.

This quintessential question really means:

1.)  How do I get them to obey without yelling?  

And

2.)  Why do I get so angry I yell?

Just tell me how to stop, and I will – if I can get those kids to obey!

Which in translation means:  give me the fast version cause ain’t nobody got time for a slow one.

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How can I stop yelling at my kids?

Here’s the deal – you can’t “just stop yelling”. 

That’s like telling an alcoholic to “just stop drinking” or a smoker to “Just stop lighting up”, or a glutton to “just stop eating buckets of Kentucky Fried Chicken”.

You can’t “just stop” anything.

There has to be an deeper, inner change.

Moms want that deeper inner change in the form of a quick fix.  I know because that’s how I felt!

I parented four children who were born with carnal innards.  In fact, I am a parent born with carnal innards.

And I yelled sometimes.  Even screamed.

The guilt was gut-clenching, and each time I promised myself, “I will never do that again.”

And then in the heat of the moment, what did I do?

I yelled.

It became a vicious cycle:

yell

feel bad

repent,

resolve never to yell again

yell

We moms beat ourselves up over repeated failures, and I was no exception to that rule.

Every parent has a stage of parenting that seems more difficult to handle than another.

Mine was toddlerhood.

Also #parentingfourchildren

So sometimes all of it.

Perspective on the toddler stage

When parenting toddlers, you have to keep some things in mind.

1.)  They don’t grasp full concepts yet

2.)  They can’t wait to get their way

3.)  They need to be told over and over and over and over and over

4.)  YOU are the adult

Perspective on the teen stage

Toddlers are difficult to parent.

Then again, so are teens.

Numbers 2-4 still apply.

So what’s a mama to do when she can’t control her yelling but wants to stop?  She knows God doesn’t want her to yell and she feels guilty afterwards – yet keeps repeating the process.

The answer is not so cut and dry.

Well, yes and no.

The simple answer is to keep bringing it to Jesus.

But there are key Biblical and parenting concepts one must grasp to get to the yell-free part.

Enter The Yell-Free Blueprint.

How the Yell-Free Blueprint can help you

Wouldn’t it be nice the next time your 2-year-old screamed and threw his cheerios ala milk all over the carpet to simply flip your mental anger switch from “On” to “off”? 

What if you could zap the electricity of your anger switch in one simple click?

What if you could instantly stop in your tracks and correct that child without your blood pressure boiling?

And, what if you could ban yelling for good?

(Except for extreme circumstances like running in front of a car or sticking hands in a lion’s cage at the zoo.)

So how can I stop yelling at my kids?

Mama, you’ve come to the right place!

I can get you there – with God’s help!

You can transform from a screaming, angry, tantrum-parent to a grace-filled, firm parent.

But first – you have to determine to help yourself.

Are you ready?

If you just said “yes”, the Yell-Free Blueprint is for you.

The Yell-Free Blueprint is a 5-day FREE plan to help you learn the first steps to becoming the yell-free mother you’ve always wanted! 

The Yell-Free Blueprint:  Building motherhood with life-giving words.

Get The Yell-Free Blueprint

Day 1

Dear mom, don’t mess around with guilt any longer.  Get started building your kid’s lives on grace-filled words.