Despite all this, there are strategies you can use to help your child cope with his/her frustration and anger, not just in the short term with COVID-19, but throughout life.

Helping children manage their anger is essential for their emotional development and overall well-being. As they deal with the ups and downs of growing up, teaching them skills to cope with ...

However, how one deals with their anger is what sets them apart from others. So, have patience and help your kids manage their anger issues with these handy tips and tricks.

You know what a tantrum looks like, but to help your child build frustration tolerance, begin to notice early signs that they are getting overwhelmed and likely to have a meltdown.

It may take a little extra detective work to figure out what is going on with your child, but you can help your angry child.

In our practices, we see wonderful, talented kids who are also brittle and anxious, struggling with motivation, acting out with anger and frustration, or disappearing into their devices.

Anwar lets him vent his frustration and anger, as she feels that he just needs to get settled in a new space. She says that they’ve been monitoring him and trying to speak calmly to him.

Sometimes, our anger and frustration are caused by very real and inescapable problems in our lives. Not all anger is misplaced, and often it's a healthy, natural response to these difficulties.

Children at the age of 2 to 3 show anger issues that can give rise to violent behaviors and temper tantrums. However, making some healthy changes in your parenting can help your kids manage their ...

“Parents of children who are more prone to outbursts of anger and frustration can be coached to engage their child in activities, like make-believe play and shared book reading, [which] help ...

Parents who accept and deal with twin issues without over-emphasizing twinship have fewer behavioral problems to deal with.