Send a textMost moms I meet already know the parenting techniques.They’ve read the books.Taken the courses.Practiced the scripts.And often, they can stay calm when there’s no pressure.But when life squeezes you — Monday morning rush, bedtime battles, work deadlines, no support — something takes over.You snap.You yell.You lose control.And the conclusion most moms reach is:“It’s because I’m overwhelmed.”In this episode of the Zen Supermom Podcast, we unpack why that explanation makes sense — but still doesn’t fully solve the problem.You’ll learn:• why stress triggers yelling but isn’t the real root• why trying to control life more actually makes things worse• how childhood stress patterns show up in parenting• why your kids are watching your reactions more than your words• and what it really takes to stay calm under pressureThis isn’t about becoming a perfect parent.It’s about understanding what actually drives your reactions — so you can change them.If you’ve ever thought:“I know better… so why do I still lose it?”This episode is for you. Watch the free Mommy Tantrum Masterclass HERESupport the showHi, I’m Alena - founder of Zen Supermom and creator of the IDTR method (Intergenerational Developmental Trauma Repatterning). I work with thoughtful, committed parents who have already tried to understand themselves - and still find themselves reacting under pressure in ways they don’t want. My work focuses on changing the underlying pattern that formed early, shows up in the nervous system under stress, and gets passed on to the next generation unless addressed as a whole. 🎧 Start here – Mommy Tantrum Masterclass Find out what’s really driving your reactions with your kids — and what to do next. 👉 Watch the Mommy Tantrum Masterclass 📚 My book – I Yelled, I Cried, I Healed Get the Zen Supermom book here: 👉 I YELLED, I CRIED, I HEALED (book on Amazon.com) More about me & my work: 👉 https://www.alenagomesrodrigues.com Music by ...

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