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How to Organize Your Life and Declutter Using the Enneagram, Interview with Laurie Palau

How to Organize Your Life and Declutter Using the Enneagram, Interview with Laurie Palau – Podcast

Comment LINK below and I will direct message you!

Comment LINK below and I will direct message you! You can also sign up in my bio or go to https://momsoftweensandteens.com/workshop-settingboundaries/

Right?! 😮🤷‍♀️😂

Every mom needs that one friend who keeps her sane

Every mom needs that one friend who keeps her sane through the chaos. Tag yours and let them know how much they mean to you.🥰🥹💕

Parenting teens is an adventure… and so much of

Parenting teens is an adventure… and so much of the time requires patience and reminding ourselves we’re not alone. If you’ve ever wondered if your kid will ever remember to brush their teeth without being reminded—just know, it’s not just your kid 😆. And if you’ve considered changing the Wi-Fi password just for fun… well, welcome to the club. 😂🙋‍♀️

Drop your thoughts below!👇 Let’s talk about t

Drop your thoughts below!👇 Let’s talk about the areas where you feel challenged, and I’ll speak to them during next week's Moms of Tweens and Teens Live workshop - "What's In Your Hula Hoop? Setting Boundaries for More Peace and Connection." If you haven't RSVP'd yet you can join us here and our private community! https://momsoftweensandteens.com/workshop-settingboundaries/.

I can't wait!

xoSheryl

Tween Mood Swings: One minute, they love you. The

Tween Mood Swings: One minute, they love you. The next, they act like you just canceled their entire existence. Totally normal—carry on! 😆

Yep! Pretty much nailed it when you're staying up

Yep! Pretty much nailed it when you're staying up late waiting for teens!😆

This is such a helpful tool to use with your tween

This is such a helpful tool to use with your tweens and teens!

If there’s one emotion that can throw us for a loop as moms, it’s anger—especially with our tweens and teens.

Maybe your tween lashes out over something small, or they get disrespectful and say hurtful things. Maybe they shut down completely and refuse to talk.

However it looks, anger is not an easy emotion to navigate—for them and for us.
But here’s something I wish I had understood sooner: anger is not the enemy.

Many of us grew up thinking anger was a “bad” emotion—something to be avoided, shut down, or controlled. But anger is actually a signal. It’s a powerful emotion that alerts us when something deeper is going on.

A great question that I’ve learned to ask myself about one of my kids is: What’s beneath the anger?

Often, what looks like disrespect is actually anxiety, frustration, hurt or sadness. Your tween or teen might be struggling with:

• Anxiety about school or friendships
• Feeling left out or rejected
• Overwhelm from responsibilities
• A need for space or independence
• Unspoken hurt or disappointment

That’s why I love using The Anger Iceberg—it’s a powerful tool that you can use with your kids to help identify what’s underneath their anger. Moms have shown their kids and even hung it up on the wall to help teach self-awareness.

📥 If you're interested in The Anger Iceberg Ebook and instructions on how to use it COMMENT "Anger" and I will share the link with you or if you prefer you can DM me too!
xoSheryl

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