For fans of absurd family life, deadpan chaos, and motivational advice gone off the rails. A parenting meltdown disguised as a motivational movement. Welcome to the unfiltered world of Rex Clatterbaum—stay-at-home dad, podcast host, and self-appointed founder of Volume-Based Parenting. Armed with nothing but a megaphone, misapplied business jargon, and a dangerously inflated sense of purpose, Rex is here to inspire. Or at least shout until someone listens. "Because raising kids without yelling is mostly theory." Told in sharp, satirical bursts, Scream It Like You Mean It follows Rex's misadventures as he attempts to raise two small children, build a legacy, and survive birthday parties, HOA barbecues, and his wife's withering deadpan. Along the way, he creates a parenting method no one asked for, goes head-to-head with the Ice Cream Man (yes, there's a restraining order), and insists that shouting is just… emotional projection with flair. Featuring laminated principles, AI mentors with boundary issues, and an ever-growing list of things that "tested well," this is a book for anyone who's ever tried to stay calm in a toy aisle—or failed spectacularly. Parenting isn't quiet. Neither is this book. Great gift for tired parents who enjoy absurd, dry humor. Not your average parenting book. Thankfully. A motivational disaster. This isn't advice. It's a warning wrapped in laughter. Learn more about "volume-based parenting" because subtlety is overrated.