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MY TODDLER JUST HIT SOMEONE AGAIN!
An audio-guided series for overwhelmed parents who want to respond, not react to their toddler’s behaviors.
Your toddler hits. So embarrassing! IYKYK…So you’re trying not to lose it—but you’re struggling to keep your cool…
Mama, let’s take a breath.
You're not alone—and you're not failing!
This 5-episode audio series is your solution to navigating your toddlers’ behaviors, so you can learn, guide, and teach them how to control those BIG FEELS when they come up.
What You’ll Get Inside This 5-Part Audio Series:
Reframe the shame and learn why your toddler’s hitting doesn’t mean you’re a “bad mom".
Understand the brain science behind your toddler’s behaviors and emotional outbursts.
Step-by-step tools for calm and collected responses to use when your toddler lashes out.
Learn how to show up calmly and make space for your child’s ongoing BIG FEELS.
Get parenting support, because you’re not alone—and you don’t have to figure it out alone.
This is for you if:
You’ve whispered, “FML. Why is my kid hitting?” after just hitting someone at daycare, again.
You’ve felt judged by others—and yourself, every time you get a text from the teacher that you kiddo hit someone.
You’re trying to stay calm, but you’re tired and have no idea how to get them to stop.
You want real tools not just tips—and an actual solution to putting an end to the hitting.
Hola! I’m Jocelyn
Working with children and parents for over 5 years as a family therapist and parent coach, I’ve had several parents come into my office asking “I don’t know how to get my toddler to stop hitting”, “Why do I lose my patience when my child hits me or someone else?” or “What am I doing wrong? I don’t know where to start fixing it!”
If this sounds like you, mama, you’re not failing or a “bad parent”! You just need a guide and solution to figuring out how to get your kiddo to change their behavior.
You deserve a parenting journey filled with more calm and less frustration. Let’s get your baby to stop hitting. ❤️
Join me to learn the tools you need to stop reacting with anger and frustration so that you can respond to your child with the calm and confidence needed during the most heated moments.
Rooting for you!
