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💔😰 “I’m sorry, but until Ryan improves his behavior, he’s not welcome back into our house…” the mother of my 6-year-old’s best friend told me. This mortifying moment one year ago was when I realized the absolute necessity of teaching my son how to control his emotions with God’s guidance. 👉 Let me tell you exactly what happened and how, through faith, I was able to completely turn around my son’s terrible behavior: Ryan has always been a wonderful child, but he struggled with controlling his emotions and listening to adults. Ryan’s main issue was that if he felt any sort of anger or frustration, he would immediately blame it on the adult around him and disobey them. So whenever I dropped Ryan off at school or at a friend’s house, I always prayed that God would give him peace, but I feared he might have a huge temper tantrum and take it out on others. And this happened a couple of times… Not only did he yell at some of his teachers, but also at some of the moms of his friends! I tried what felt like EVERYTHING… I looked online for solutions, asked his teacher for resources, and even went to our pediatrician looking for answers… Ryan’s behavior was getting worse, and I felt like nothing I did was making a change! Then one day, Ryan threw his worst tantrum yet… He took it out on the mother of his best friend! Not only did Ryan scream at this poor woman, but he also knocked over an expensive vase during his tantrum! The mother told me that until I could fix Ryan’s behavior, he wouldn’t be allowed back at their

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How 11 Christian Books Changed the Life of a 6-Year-Old Boy

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