Hey there,

In a perfect world, we'd never have shouting matches with our kiddos, right?

But in reality? Disagreements are bound to happen, and some of them WILL escalate into full-on shouting matches.

As committed positive parents though, that can feel like a major setback. Cue the guilt trip.

But guess what? Guilt doesn't fix a thing. What really matters is what you do after the dust settles!

Today's article is all about how to bounce back after a shouting match with the kids. Check it out!

How to Fix Things After a Shouting Match With Kids
 

"How To Talk When Kids Won't Listen" Mini-Workshop with Julie King

On a related note, our Mini-Workshop + Q&A call this week is on the topic "How To Talk When Kids Won't Listen" with none other than Julie King herself!

Mark your calendars and join us for this live event on Thursday (April 4th) at 1pm ET / 12pm CT / 10am PT.

Julie is the co-author of two popular books "How To Talk So LITTLE Kids Will Listen" and "How to Talk When Kids Won't Listen". She has been educating and supporting parents and professionals since 1995 and has conducted countless workshops based on both her books, as well as the classic predecessor "How To Talk So Kids Will Listen, And Listen So Kids Will Talk".

This call is for you if:

• You are tired of kids not listening to you
• You have to repeat the same request several times to even get their attention
• Things escalate to shouting matches very often in your family
• You want more peaceful, yet effective, tools to get kids to listen!
  

Bring all of your questions/concerns about this topic to this call, and Julie will help you get unstuck!

Academy members, Click here to register for the call. 

Not a member yet? Join us here now! 

🆕 Don't Want to Be a Member? Join us for just this call! (This non-renewing 1 week pass allows you to join us for just this call, or download the recording. Plus, you can also access ALL Academy resources for one full week!)

Alright, that's it for today. Until next time, go be the best parent, and the best person you can be!

Talk soon,
Sumitha