Reactive Parenting
ebook ∣ Stop losing your sh*t with your kids, and start raising emotionally healthy children with mindful and non-reactive parenting · Recovering Adult Children of Emotionally Immature Parents
By Eric Woods
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Do you feel pathetic after yelling at your child?
Before you had your first child, you imagined yourself to be the most awesome parent that would unconditionally love, protect, provide and support your child.
Fast forward to a few years later, you just finished yelling at the same child you wanted to protect and support.
Honestly, your child may seem to misbehave deliberately to elicit certain reactions from you. Yet, you impulsively yell, abuse, blame or criticize your child.
You are a REACTIVE PARENT.
Reactive parenting is a parenting style that is an extreme emotional reaction to a child's misbehavior. Reactive parenting is often followed by punishment, yelling, or hitting the child.
Reactive parenting stresses you because it involves you in a needless power struggle with your children. They may grow up and become an estranged child.
Children of reactive parents grow up to be people-pleasers because all they've known is how to act in a certain way to keep their parent's reaction at bay. Also, these children are less emotionally regulated as adolescents, even into adulthood.
You must stop reactive parenting and start non-reactive parenting if you want emotionally healthy children who become emotionally regulated as adolescents and well adjusted as adults.
Many parents struggle with stopping reactive parenting. Others do not care to stop it because they believe they are disciplining their children by emotionally reacting to their misbehavior.
However, you can stop being a reactive parent and start being a non-reactive parent.
ERIC WOODS is a relationship strategist who has helped many clients around the globe to improve the quality of their lives. He specializes in personal growth and development because he believes it is required to build a healthy relationship with children.
He has counseled many clients who struggle with reactive parenting and have helped them become a less reactive parent.
His motivation for writing this book is to help every reactive parent to understand the consequences of reactive parenting, stop it and start non-reactive and calm parenting.
Here's what you'll learn in this book:
What is reactive parenting, and why are parents disposed to it? It has deeper roots than you would imagine.
Six things children do that drive parent crazy and trigger reactions. Most parents have the worst reaction to #6.
How reactive parenting affects your children, even in adulthood.
Eight ways to stop letting children finger your emotions, so you stop losing your sh*t with them.
Twenty battle-tested tips to help you practice non-reactive parenting. #7 is the most important.
How to effectively communicate with your children, even if they are unreasonable.
Expert strategies to raise emotionally healthy kids
Etc.
I would be emotionally blackmailing you if we promised that this book would change your relationship with your child overnight. But we guarantee you that when you learn and implement the information in this book, you will improve your relationship with your child, which they will thank you for when they become adults.
Wouldn't you love it if you could easily communicate with your children and raise emotionally healthy kids that grow into emotionally healthy adults? Think about how much your children would be grateful to you and maintain your cordial relationship into your old age.
I know you would.
You are just one click away from achieving this.
Click the buy now button to learn how to reactive parenting and start non-reactive parenting.