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The Cost of Anger - Rabbi Zamir Cohen
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Kids don't just listen to what we say—they mirror how we react. If we handle frustration with yelling, we’re accidentally teaching them to do the exact same thing with their siblings, and eventually, their own kids. True strength isn't showing anger; it's modeling composure when things get chaotic. #judaism #jewishwisdom #jewishthought #jewisheducation #education #jewish #rabbi #rabbizamircohen #anger #angermanagement #educationtips #hidabroot
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When a parent feels overwhelming anger
toward a child, they must not act on it
in that moment.
Acting in anger leads to actions devoid
[music] of reason or purpose. Such
actions harm the child both emotionally
and educationally.
Worse, it sets a negative example. When
a child sees a parent [music] responding
to anger with yelling or hitting, they
learn to mirror that behavior with their
siblings and eventually with [music]
their own children.
Instead, a thoughtful parent models
composure.
Even when addressing serious matters,
they stay calm,
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>> deliberate, and constructive.