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May 28, 2011
Susan DiParisi left a comment for Laura M
"Hi my dear friend, Laura in Cold Spring! How are you all doing?  How is the adoption process going?  Thank you for your email and I will work on getting some recent pics of Elena to you. Ryan and I miss seeing you all.  We hope it…"
May 25, 2011
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Anger Management is Improving with New Approach and More Babies!

Dear Ladies, I write to you with great news!  Three things have contributed to my increased calm and patience in our home.  1) I have been working on my anger management issues through prayer about the specific problem area with the child, regular journaling/reflecting about how I handle the problem area and then practicing the improved way of parenting that I've deducted from the former. (I try to journal at the end of the day about how the day with the kids went well or wrong, and how I would…See More
May 25, 2011
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Atara commented on Susan DiParisi's blog post Anger management
"Put them in their room DAILY for a specified play time. Turn on music, set out toys, etc.  My son has certain toys just for playtime.  Set a timer for 45 minutes then come back when it goes off.  They need time to play alone and you…"
Apr 8, 2011
Elisa commented on Susan DiParisi's blog post Anger management
"Interesting. This thread just popped up today at the F&F sidebar when I came here looking for some - any answers to dealing w/ my 2-yr old. These are all great ideas. I don't usually get angry, but I find it hard to discipline without being…"
Apr 7, 2011
Tima commented on Susan DiParisi's blog post Anger management
"Wow...I know this is an old thread...but I found today by sheer providence as this is an area that I am actively working on right now. I just wanted to thank you ladies for being an instrument in showing me that I am not alone in this challenge to…"
Oct 10, 2010
Lindsey commented on Susan DiParisi's blog post Anger management
"Susan, I don't have any profound advice for you, but I did want to say that you are not alone! This post is pretty old, so maybe you are better about this by now, but I know I am not. Our families look similar. I have a 2 yr old, 3 yr old and 4…"
Jun 25, 2010
Jessica Ianiro commented on Susan DiParisi's blog post Anger management
"I had some beautiful advice recently from two separate Priests on two separate occasions. The first told me to always discipline with a smile. I have definitely had to practice this technique, and I am no Pro at it, but I can see that I have been…"
Apr 21, 2010
Lucy Sheahan commented on Susan DiParisi's blog post Anger management
"That is a great idea Erika! That's one of the reasons I'm perservering in teaching my girls to crochet and sew. When your in the home with little ones, there is no where to go to "get away". Domestic arts are a great distraction…"
Feb 14, 2010
Erika Marie commented on Susan DiParisi's blog post Anger management
"Knit it away! Or keep a pad of paper and pencil around or crayons and draw your emtions out! ;)"
Feb 11, 2010
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Anger management

I am ashamed to admit that I am often impatient with my two older children (4 and 3). Some times I am guilty of being a terrible role model when it comes to containing anger or the virtue of patience. Does anyone have any tips on how I can hold back my strong emotions that come out when I'm frustrated or angry with my kids?
Feb 8, 2010
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Rebecca Lillis Bogantes commented on Susan DiParisi's blog post Anger management
"I have been having this same battle myself. As a homeschooling mom, I found it creeping into school time also. Here I was, the dragon of the house, yelling about every little thing. And I kept thinking.. I'm not praying enough. Which is always…"
Jan 27, 2010
Susan DiParisi commented on Susan DiParisi's blog post Anger management
"Thank you. I needed to hear all of your words. I will continue to do my best to contain my emotions of anger. God bless you and your beautiful families!"
Jan 25, 2010
Pamela Lichtenwalner commented on Susan DiParisi's blog post Anger management
"I also get too angry sometimes. One thing I read in a book once has really stuck with me, though. When we as parents get angry with our children, the child has no where to go- no way in which he can appropriately respond. If the child gets angry…"
Jan 12, 2010

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Happy New Year! I am born again Catholic, a Navy wife and mother of five(5, 4, 2 and 8 month old twins--boy and girl). We are currently stationed at Camp Pendleton, CA, far away from our close-knit family back east in the tri-state area. Faith and Family is my daily bread and I would be an internet time-squanderer if it weren't for their website. I hope to connect with other Catholic women and encourage each other in our journeys.
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Anger Management is Improving with New Approach and More Babies!

Dear Ladies,

 

I write to you with great news!  Three things have contributed to my increased calm and patience in our home.  1) I have been working on my anger management issues through prayer about the specific problem area with the child, regular journaling/reflecting about how I handle the problem area and then practicing the improved way of parenting that I've deducted from the former. (I try to journal at the end of the day about how the day with the kids went well or…

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Posted on May 25, 2011 at 1:17am

Anger management

I am ashamed to admit that I am often impatient with my two older children (4 and 3). Some times I am guilty of being a terrible role model when it comes to containing anger or the virtue of patience. Does anyone have any tips on how I can hold back my strong emotions that come out when I'm frustrated or angry with my kids?

Posted on January 8, 2010 at 12:05am — 12 Comments

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