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Is That Me Yelling? : A Parent's Guide to Getting Your Kids to Cooperate Without Losing Your Cool.
Title:
Is That Me Yelling? : A Parent's Guide to Getting Your Kids to Cooperate Without Losing Your Cool.
Author:
Renner, Rona.
ISBN:
9781608829088
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Physical Description:
1 online resource (291 pages)
Contents:
Contents -- Why I Yell at My Kids -- You're Not Alone -- You Can Learn to Stop Yelling at Your Kids -- It's Never Too Late to Start Fresh -- "Is That Me Yelling?" -- How to Know When You're Yelling (and When You're Not) -- Is Yelling Ever Appropriate? -- How Yelling Affects Children -- Assess the Effect of Yelling on Your Child -- Being a "Good Enough" Parent -- But I Want to Yell Less Now! -- "Why Am I Yelling?" -- Everyday Yelling Triggers That Set You Off -- When Yelling Has Become a Habit -- Learning About Yourself -- What Do Your Children See? -- Preparing for Fight or Flight -- "Why Am I Really Yelling?" -- Generations of Yellers -- Displaced Anger: Whom Am I Really Angry At? -- When Yelling and Anger Lead to Abuse -- Find the Feelings Beneath Your Anger -- How's Your Health? -- Shame -- "What's Temperament Got to Do with It?" -- Looking Through the Lens of Temperament -- Identifying and Accepting Individual Differences -- The Fit Between Your Child's Temperament and Your Temperament -- Power Struggles Fueled by Temperament -- "Yelling Is So Easy … Can I Really Stop?" -- Tracking Your Yelling -- Track the Storm and Know When It's Building -- Self-Compassion -- "What Can I Do Instead of Yelling?" -- Thinking Differently About Discipline -- The A-B-D-C-Es in Practice -- 1. Communication -- 2. Choices -- 3. Consequences -- 4. Connection -- Be Reasonable and Respectful -- "Help, Another Storm Is Coming!" -- Repairing the Past with an Apology -- Proactive Approaches to Yelling Less -- An Abundance of Nonyelling Approaches -- "Help, I'm Not the Yeller" -- "My Spouse Thinks Yelling Is Normal" -- "Grandpa Yells at My Kids" -- "My Relatives Think My Daughter Is a Brat" -- "My Partner's Yelling Seems Abusive" -- The Straw That Broke the Camel's Back -- Get Help -- "How Can I Stop Yelling When My Life Is So Challenging?".

Facing Divorce and Separation -- The Challenges of Parenting Without a Partner -- The Hard Work of Foster Parents and Relative Caregivers -- Parenting a Child with a Disability, Delay, or Difference -- Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder -- Emotional Disorders and Mental Illness -- Seeking Professional Help -- World Peace Begins at Home -- Acknowledgments -- Meditations -- Self-Compassion Meditation -- Tree Meditation -- Resources -- Selected Books -- Websites -- References.
Abstract:
When children refuse to do even little things-like picking up their toys or getting in the car to go to school-it's easy for parents to become frustrated. But what if there was a gentle, effective way for parents to improve their kids' behavior, without losing their cool or raising their voice? In Is That Me Yelling? a registered nurse and child temperament specialist shows parents how to effectively communicate with their kids by focusing on their child's unique temperament. Using mindfulness techniques based in cognitive behavioral theory (CBT) and temperament theory, readers will learn to reduce conflict and foster cooperation, respect, and understanding in their family.
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Electronic reproduction. Ann Arbor, Michigan : ProQuest Ebook Central, 2017. Available via World Wide Web. Access may be limited to ProQuest Ebook Central affiliated libraries.
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