Anger is Not the Way
Why Anger is Harmful to the Parent-Child Relationship: An LDS Perspective You guys, this was one of the hardest things for me to elarn about. The amountof guilt and derision that I felt towards myself as I studied this topic was so high. However, it is necessary and I am better for it. You will be too. Our children deserve our best. I remember back in 2015, I was sitting at a par with a new neighbor. As wetached our kids play, she mentioned that she knows she isn't perfect but that she just wanted her kids to rememebr her as a happy mom. That kind of stuck with me. It's like my brain had realized something profound had been said and yet, I couldn't wuite comprehend all ofthe impliactions or how to apply it. Over the years, I wish I had understood it better. How many harsh words could have gone unsaid. I could beat myself up about it. Or I could go ion improving each day and apllying these principles from here on out. Please think about that as you read the rest of this po...