Why Is My Child Always Angry?

“In a minute” turned into forty. If your calendar is packed and the guilt is loud, Curtis and RJ break down why quality versus quantity is a false choice and share what works when time is tight: a ten-minute kid-led block, connection hidden in routines, and one protected weekly anchor.Grab our free guide, 25 Questions to Ask Your Kid Instead of "How Was School?"https://parnetcircle2025.systeme.io/25questionsGrab our free guide, Parent Reset Workbookhttps://parnetcircle2025.systeme.io/resetworkbookParent Support Circle is a podcast for parents of tweens and teens who want to move from reacting to responding — real conversations, real tools, no perfect-parent pretending.#QualityTime #BusyParents #ParentingTips #ParentSupportCircle #FamilyConnection #ParentingPodcast #parentingtips

Is your child angry all the time, or does it just feel that way? Curtis and RJ break down why anger is so often a messenger for something quieter, like embarrassment, hurt or feeling left out. You’ll hear how to spot the pattern behind the outbursts, what doesn’t help in the moment, and the one distinction that changes how you respond: “It’s okay to be angry. It’s not okay to slam doors.” RJ shares what he learned when his son’s post-game explosions turned out to be something else entirely.👉 Grab our free guide, 25 Questions to Ask Your Kid Instead of “How Was School?” and start the conversations that help kids put words to what’s underneath. It won’t stay free forever: https://www.parentsupportcircle.com/25questions-page#AngryKids #BigFeelings #ParentingTips #ParentSupportCircle #PositiveParenting #ParentingPodcast #ChildAnger

Your child just asked for a phone, and “we’ll see” isn’t an answer. This week on Parent Support Circle, Curtis and RJ explain why “what age is right?” is the wrong question, and share the two questions that help more: what problem the phone would actually solve, and whether your particular kid is ready. They cover readiness signals, a staircase approach instead of smartphone-or-nothing, and how to handle “everybody has one.” RJ shares what he learned from picking an age for Josh.Grab our free guide, 25 Questions to Ask Your Kid Instead of "How Was School?": https://www.parentsupportcircle.com/25question#ShouldMyChildHaveAPhone #KidsAndPhones #ParentingTips #ScreenTimeForKids #ParentSupportCircle #DigitalParenting #ParentingPodcast #FamilyTechRules

Ever been hit with an eye roll, backtalk, or the dreaded “Whatever!”? Curtis and RJ share laughs, practical parenting strategies, and real-life scenarios to help you handle disrespect without turning every disagreement into a battle.What's harder for you: staying calm when your child talks back, or getting them to open up when something is wrong? Tell us below!#ParentSupportCircle #ParentingTeens #ParentingTips #HardworkingParents #ParentingTogetherGet your Free Parent reset here

Lost your temper over something small and felt sick about it all day? Curtis and RJ break “how to be a calmer parent” into three trainable skills — a lower baseline, an earlier catch, and a faster repair — and explain why “just stay calm” fails.Grab our free guide, 25 Questions to Ask Your Kid Instead of "How Was School?": https://parnetcircle2025.systeme.io/25questionsKeywords: how to be a calmer parent, calm parenting tips, stop yelling at kids, parenting podcast, positive parenting#CalmParenting #ParentingTips #StopYelling #ParentSupportCircle #PositiveParenting #ParentingPodcast #MindfulParenting #ParentGuilt #RaisingTweens #ParentingAdvice

Tried to start a big family tradition and watched it fizzle by month two? You’re probably building it backwards. Curtis and RJ break down why planned traditions die, why the accidental ones last, and how to notice the small rituals already happening in your house.Grab our free guide, 25 Questions to Ask Your Kid Instead of "How Was School?": https://www.parentsupportcircle.com/25questions-page#FamilyTraditions #ParentingTips #FamilyBonding #ParentSupportCircle #FamilyRituals #ParentingPodcast

How do I build confidence?Here's the truth: you probably don't need another motivational quote telling you to "believe in yourself."Confidence is built through action.You take one small step. You learn. You make a mistake. You try again. Eventually, you have evidence that you can handle more than you thought.And as parents, this matters even more. We don't just need confidence ourselves—we're also helping our kids learn how to trust themselves, make decisions, handle frustration, and recover when things don't go their way.At Parent Support Circle, we're all about practical tools for real parents dealing with real life.Don't wait until you feel confident. Take the next step and let confidence catch up.Get your FREE Rest work book here#ParentSupportCircle #ParentingTips #BuildConfidence #ParentConfidence #ConfidentKids #PositiveParenting #BusyParents #HardworkingParents #ParentingSupport #SelfConfidence #SelfEfficacy #ParentLife

Is there really a correct number of hours for screen time? Curtis and RJ break down why ‘how much is too much’ is the wrong question — and share the questions that actually predict how screen time affects a kid: what it's displacing, what kind of content fills it, and how a kid transitions out of it.Grab our free guide, 25 Questions to Ask Your Kid Instead of "How Was School?": https://www.parentsupportcircle.com/25questions-page#ScreenTimeLimits #ParentingTips #ScreenTimeForKids #ParentSupportCircle #DigitalWellness #ParentingPodcast

Ask about school and get nothing back? You're probably just asking at the worst possible moment. Curtis and RJ break down why the car ride home is often the hardest window for real conversation, why pushing harder backfires, and how to find your kid's actual talking window later in the day.Grab our free guide, 25 Questions to Ask Your Kid Instead of "How Was School?": https://www.parentsupportcircle.com/25questions-page#WhyWontMyChildTalkToMe #ParentingTips #ChildCommunication #ParentSupportCircle #KidsAfterSchool #ParentingPodcast

Your kid probably heard you. That’s the uncomfortable part. Curtis and RJ break down why "not listening" is almost always a heard-but-not-acted-on problem, why repeating yourself accidentally teaches kids to wait for the fifth ask, and the specific fixes — proximity, a first ask that actually counts, fewer total requests — that work faster than more patience ever will. RJ shares how his son’s decade of "selective hearing" resolved itself once he changed exactly one habit.Get your FREE Parent Reset Workboo Here!#WhyWontMyChildListen #ParentingTips #ChildBehavior #ParentSupportCircle #PositiveParenting #ParentingPodcast #KidsNotListening #EffectiveParenting