Five Tips To Help Your Child Manage His AngerYour child's anger can pose a challenge to not only your family, but teachers and friends alike. Often children become angry because of teasing or bullying they are exposed to at school, or because they are feeling frustrated, bad about themselves, powerless, insecure with their surroundings, misunderstood, or are looking for attention. Though it is normal for children to be angry every now and then, if you are noticing it is becoming a consistent behavior, it needs to be dealt with. It is very important that parents or caregivers acknowledge the anger and help the child to channel it in a more nonaggressive way. Studies show that childhood anger that is left unchecked often results in a lifetime of unhappiness. If you are a parent or caregiver and you have problems with controlling the anger of a child, here are 5 tips on how you can help children manage anger.
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