Stop yelling in 20 days - All About Parenting

Stop Yelling

In 20 Days

Do you ever feel guilty after yelling at your kids?

You’re not alone. Most parents struggle with staying calm, especially in stressful moments. Here’s the good news: you CAN stop yelling—without feeling like you’re losing control.

How it works

For just $1 per day, you’ll receive a short, powerful email each morning with:

Practical strategies to stay calm in triggering moments.
Easy mindset shifts that make yelling unnecessary.
Step-by-step guidance to break the yelling cycle—permanently.
Encouragement & motivation to keep going, even on tough days.

This Challenge Is for You If…

You want to stop yelling, but nothing seems to work.
You feel overwhelmed and react in ways you regret.
You want to raise happy, confident kids—without fear or tension.
You’re ready to finally break free from the yelling habit.

About Patrick Ney

All About Parenting Lead Trainer

Patrick Ney, MSc, has been Lead Trainer at All About Parenting since 2019. An inspiring TedX speaker, he has run workshops and seminars for more than 165,000 parents around the world.

Patrick has a Masters of Science in Applied Neuroscience and his Masters Thesis was on Adolescent ADHD and sleep. In addition Patrick is the author of 3 parenting books, 1 of which was an Amazon best-seller.

Patrick is a certified DIR Floortimer, a play-therapy methodology for neurodivergent children and his interests span metaphysics, psychology, neuroscience and history. He lives in Warsaw, Poland with his 2 daughters, Zofia and Mia and his wife, Maja and in his spare time runs ultramarathons. Patrick is also a Qualified First Responder.

Why It Works

The 20 Day Stop Yelling Blueprint is based on proven psychological strategies that help parents regain calm, even in the most stressful situations. It’s not about suppressing emotions—it’s about learning a new way to respond that actually works.

And the best part?

You’ll start seeing results within days.

Frequently Asked Questions

Any Questions?
We Got You.

We’ve answered the most common concerns from parents who were once in your shoes — overwhelmed, unsure, and ready for a change.

What if I don’t have time?