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When You Feel Like Screaming by Dr. Grace Ketterman

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When You Feel Like Screaming

Help for Frustrated Mothers

Dr. Grace Ketterman, Patricia Holt

PRH Christian Publishing · Print & ebook · January 16, 2001

Reading lane: Co-Parenting

A best-seller revised...with a value-added bonus!

At a Glance

Who It's For

Mothers seeking help to stop yelling at their childrenParents seeking child-rearing guidance from infancy through the teen years

Book Details

Authors
Dr. Grace Ketterman, Patricia Holt
Publisher
PRH Christian Publishing
Published
January 16, 2001
Format
Print & ebook
Theme
Co-Parenting · Christian Family & Relationships
Reading lane
Co-Parenting

Affinity

Publisher Categories

  • Motherhood

  • Family & Relationships

  • Christian Family & Relationships

About This Book

A best-seller revised...with a value-added bonus! Many moms feel guilty about screaming at their children but don't know how to stop. Ketterman says, "Having grown up with a loving but screaming mother, I know the emotional damage it causes. Being a mother of three, I also know how easy it is to fall into the habit of screaming." From their research and personal and professional experience, Dr. Ketterman and Pat Holt share why mothers fall into the habit of yelling and what...

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A best-seller revised...with a value-added bonus! Many moms feel guilty about screaming at their children but don't know how to stop. Ketterman says, "Having grown up with a loving but screaming mother, I know the emotional damage it causes. Being a mother of three, I also know how easy it is to fall into the habit of screaming." From their research and personal and professional experience, Dr. Ketterman and Pat Holt share why mothers fall into the habit of yelling and what factors drive mothers to lose control. Using real stories from real moms, they discuss examples of how screaming and anger affects children, and also the debilitating affects it has on moms. The authors challenge parents to look at their own anger and choose to react differently. Practical steps are given for more effective and positive ways to get children to do what they must do. The second part of the book offers commonsense answers to specific questions relating to all areas of child-rearing, from infancy through teens.

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