Regardless of their makeup, healthy, strong families share certain attributes. A healthy family also has clear limits, disciplines without using debilitating shame or guilt, and maintains well defined boundaries.
Every family has times of conflict.
There are bound to be disagreements. Families that learn to resolve conflicts in a positive, supportive manner can turn such challenges into an opportunity for growth and cooperation. Take time for yourself. You can be a better parent if you take care of your own needs. If you're angry, think before you speak in order to give constructive advice rather than destructive criticism.