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Miller Joanne - Good and angry: exchanging frustration for character-- in you and your kids

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How did we get into this mess anyway? : avoiding the boxing ring -- I hate to get angry! : the positive side of anger -- They dont do what I say : giving the gift of responsibility -- They keep doing the wrong thing : giving the gift of wisdom -- They wont accept no for an answer : giving the gift of contentment -- They always grumble and complain : giving the gift of perspective -- Theyre so annoying : giving the gift of self-control -- They lie : giving the gift of integrity -- Im still angry : giving the gift of peace -- The gift no one asks for but everyone needs.;Parents often feel angry when their children do the wrong things. But responding to children in anger rarely brings about the desired result and can even have a damaging effect instead. Yet anger doesnt have to be the enemy. It can be a trigger that makes parents even more effective. Dr. Scott Turansky and Joanne Miller show them how. Recognizing the very real emotions parents feel, Good and Angry taps into the constructive side of parents anger and teaches welcome strategies for addressing the things their children do to drive them crazy. Addressing common problem areas for childrensuch as annoying behavior, lying, not following instructions, and bad attitudesthis book outlines seven routines that will help children improve in these areas and allow them to thrive in their relationship with parents and with others. In Good and Angry, moms and dads will come to understand angers true purpose and how they can use it successfully in their day-to-day parenting. They will also learn new approaches that will solve many common problems and, in the process, help both them and their children grow closer to God. From the Trade Paperback edition.

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Praise for Good and Angry Good and Angry is a great book on how to use our - photo 1

Praise for
Good and Angry

Good and Angry is a great book on how to use our anger, resolve our anger, and heal our bitter roots and resentments.

S TEPHEN A RTERBURN , author of numerous books including Every Mans Battle (with Fred Stoeker)

Good and Angry delivers a powerful combination of can-do parenting strategies and real-life scenarios from the front lines. With uncommon ease and readability, Turansky and Miller communicate solid principles that are both believable and sound.

J ULIE A NN B ARNHILL , author of numerous books including Shes Gonna Blow! Real Help for Moms Dealing with Anger

Ive been selling Christian books for almost thirty years, and I have never seen a parenting book as practical, realistic, and easy to use as this one. Most busy parents dont need more theory, but they need useful tools. Implementing the techniques in this book will help children respond to life in the future.

L ANDO K LASSEN , CBA Canada board member, Christian retailer, and father

In Good and Angry, Scott Turansky and Joanne Miller demonstrate over and over that at the core of positive and rewarding parenting is working out relational routines in everyday life to prepare childrens hearts to respond to the Father. This is spiritual and life training at its most practicaltraction for every parents wildest dream to bring up kids who follow after God.

L ORILEE C RAKER , author of A is for Adam: Biblical Baby Names and When the Belly Button Pops, the Babys Done

Good and Angry provides practical help to parents of kids of all ages. Turansky and Miller give parents a biblical game plan that is unusually insightful. This balanced approach to parenting will help any parent avoid the pitfalls we all fear falling into.

Dennis Rainey, executive director of FamilyLife

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Good and Angry is guaranteed to reduce your anger with your kids by providing proven strategies that work. If you are not completely satisfied with this book, you may return it to Effective Parenting for a full refund.


Dear Reader,

Try the strategies and routines in this book. If you dont see a reduction in your anger, then return the book along with your sales receipt to:

Effective Parenting
76 Hopatcong Dr.
Lawrenceville, NJ 08648

We will give you a full refund.

If, on the other hand, the strategies work for you, why not visit our Web site (www.effectiveparenting.org) and check out some of the other resources we have for parents. We are committed to your parenting success.

Blessings,

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Contents 1 How Did We Get into This Mess Anyway Avoiding the Boxing Ring 2 - photo 4
Contents

1. How Did We Get into This Mess Anyway?
Avoiding the Boxing Ring

2. I Hate to Get Angry!
The Positive Side of Anger

3. They Dont Do What I Say
Instruction: Giving the Gift of Responsibility

4. They Keep Doing the Wrong Thing
Correction: Giving the Gift of Wisdom

5. They Wont Accept No for an Answer
Accepting Limits: Giving the Gift of Contentment

6. They Always Grumble and Complain
Attitude: Giving the Gift of Perspective

7. Theyre So Annoying
Restraint: Giving the Gift of Self-Control

8. They Lie
Honesty: Giving the Gift of Integrity

9. Im Still Angry
Forgiveness: Living the Gift of Peace

Hello,

Im Scott Turansky. My wife, Carrie, and I have five children: Josh, Melissa, Ben, Elizabeth, and Megan. We have certainly influenced our children over the years, but they have taught us a lot as well. God has used our kids to help us grow and to reveal weaknesses in us that need attention. Weve learned things like how much patience we have or dont have and better ways to handle conflict. Just the other day, I was helping our daughter Megan with math. She wasnt catching the idea, and I was getting frustrated. She gently said, Dad, youre getting loud. She was right. I took a deep breath and tried again with a more gentle voice. Family life has taught me humility in more ways than I want to admit, but I wouldnt trade it for anything. I love my wife and my children, and we are all in this together, learning to be the people God wants us to be.


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Hi,

Im Joanne Miller, and my husband is Ed. We have two sons, Dave and Tim, who are full of energy, thoughtfulness, and fun. Our family enjoys working and playing together as we homeschool and serve in our church. I am also a pediatric nurse. My love for children and desire to see families relate together successfully goes back as far as I can remember.

The Millers and Turanskys have been friends and partners in ministry since our children were very young. Scott, Carrie, Ed, and I have enjoyed watching our kids grow up together. One day, my son Dave was talking to Scotts son Josh about the parenting seminars that we teach. Josh teasingly said, You know, Dave, youre not the only one that learns from your mistakes. Hundreds of other families learn from your mistakes. Life is funny sometimes. We are grateful for the opportunities God has given us to serve him.


Mans anger does not bring about the righteous life that God desires J AMES - photo 6



Mans anger does not bring about
the righteous life that God desires.

J AMES 1:20

How Did We Get into This Mess Anyway?
Avoiding the Boxing Ring

Dear Scott and Joanne,

I swore I would never become a yeller, but I did. I was shocked with myself. I heard other parents yell at their kids and just couldnt believe they could do that. But when it was my turn, I never gave it a second thought. My daughter is extremely strong-willed, and I always thought Id have a good little girl. She threw me for a loop and I wasnt prepared. I just didnt know what to do. Any hint of whining, arguing, bickering, or just plain defiance would send me into one of my tirades. I knew I was just letting off steam and that I was damaging my relationship with her, but I didnt know what else to do, and I was so upset I didnt even care.

Now that my daughter is seven and my son is five, Ive finally figured out that yelling isnt the answer. When my daughter yells at her brother, it sounds just like me. I cringe when I hear it. Because of your materials and the Lords help, Im making some significant changes, and I cant believe the difference. Im learning some new ways of relating to my children and strategies for helping them to be more godly. Most importantly, Im seeing how Gods power is so practical in family life and that I, as a mom, can lead my children to follow the Lord.

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