7 Surprising Reasons You Yell at Your Kids and How to Break the Cycle
Why Good Moms Get Angry
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Surprising Mom Anger Triggers
1 | Working with Kids in the Room
2 | Not Setting Boundaries Up Front
3 | Not Giving Natural Consequences
4 | Not Keeping Your Word
5 | Pouring Out of an Empty Cup
6 | You Take it All Personally
7 | Not Managing Things Well
Why Moms Get Angry
Brandi dove headfirst into the passionate world of blogging over 7 years ago when she felt inspired to launch FamilyFelicity in 2017. The name Felicity means great happiness and the joys of heaven, which speaks to her vision for the families she desired to impact with this blog over the years. In 2023, she knew it was time to pass the reigns to another passionate mama to continue the work. Brandi is now helping women thrive in their businesses as a copywriter and branding strategist in her new endeavor Thrive Content Creative. She is thrilled to leave FamilyFelicity in the most capable hands and heart. Thank you DayJah!
