Many moms feel frustrated with their child's meltdowns - especially when that child is no longer a toddler.
You keep waiting for your child to grow out of it...but they haven't. They're still throwing fits, and you're still feeling worn out from all the tantrums.
Ever struggle with:
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Difficulty controlling your own emotions when your kid is freaking out
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Wishing your home was less chaotic
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Suffocating mom guilt
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Find it hard to enjoy your kids even though you love them fiercely
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Motherhood being SO hard
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Wanting to be a better mom & have a better relationship with your child
Ready for..
Motherhood doesn't have to be so hard
Empower yourself to confidently parent your child with big emotions.
Here's how you can work with me:
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Why is My Child Melting Down? Mini-Training
FREE
Ever feel confused by your child's meltdowns?
(Hint: it's not *really* about the shape of their sandwich.)
This cheatsheet & mini-training help you identify why your child is melting down, so you have a starting place for effectively handling those meltdowns.
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Managing Kids' Meltdowns Masterclass
$17
Wish you knew how to effectively manage your child's meltdowns?
Want to know what you can do to help them meltdown less?
This 1-hour interactive masterclass provides my 4-step process for confidently handling meltdowns, and also decreases the probability that those meltdowns will happen in the first place.
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Confidently Momming Kids with Big Emotions Membership
$29/MONTH
Looking for a less time-consuming way to overcome the frustration, overwhelm, and loneliness from parenting a child with intense emotions?
This program will empower you to be able to handle your child's intense emotions & challenging behaviors, so that you can have more peace at home & better relationships with your children.
All this working closely with an experienced, compassionate guide, easy-to-understand instruction, and an incredibly supportive community.
Be guided by someone who "gets it"
Experienced & Relatable
Hey there! I'm Emily Hamblin.
As a mom of 4, former foster mom of 27, a neurodiverse family, and many years of experience as an educator, I understand the overwhelm that can come when parenting a child with challenging behaviors...especially when s/he hasn't seemed to outgrow their challenges quite like you thought they would.
And I know you don't need to stay in that space.
