Angry Child Outbursts: 10 Essential Rules for Dealing with an Angry Child

By Carole Banks, MSW Anger is a normal emotion in kids and in adults. But how we express and deal with our feelings of anger is the difference between living in relative peace and feeling like we are at our wits’ end. Anger is a normal emotion in kids and in adults. But how we express and deal with our feelings of anger is the difference between living in relative peace and feeling like we are at our wits’ end.

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