Learning how to control your anger in some situations and being able to do it will, without questioning make you become a better person for people around you, it will make you be more pleasant for those who love you and less people will be hurt with words you say while dealing with ange...
Being away from your kids is hard on your kids—and you as a parent. When you're missing your child, try these simple tips to help you cope.
Being away from your kids is hard on your kids—and you as a parent. When you're missing your child, try these simple tips to help you cope.
You may be in “damage control” mode and are trying to sugarcoat the situation, but you also have to accept that kids will likely have reactions you might not like. Don’t discount your child’s anger or confusion; your focus should be allowing them to ask questions and seeking affection...
Bullies thrive on power and they say and do things specifically to draw a reaction out of you. If you don’t have the desired reaction you are no longer a “fun” victim for them. Don’t let them see your anger, hurt or tears; that is what they want from you. Instead, hold your...
which have resulted in your anger levels shooting up. For example, you may find that your kids disgracing themselves in public or refusing to obey you may act as an anger trigger. Once the trigger has been identified coach yourself to be extra careful to not hit out during those situations...
1. Model how to feel empathy for others. Kids may not understand your words, but they can see your actions. This is why “walking the talk” is one of the most powerful ways to develop empathy in children. Take every opportunity to show empathy and kindness to others in front of your...
Extreme reactions, such as rage or panic, to abandonment (real or imagined) Feeling empty or restless Self-harming, threatening, or attempting suicide Emotional and intense relationships with others Anger issues such as outbursts,inappropriateanger, and an inability to control temper ...
It’s not clear which comes first: Their outlook or their better health. And t the “negative” emotions aren't always bad. It’s normal and even healthy to feel anger or sadness in some situations. You just don’t want to get stuck in them. ...
And so you need to find a way to include them in the task. Goats and Soda How Inuit Parents Teach Kids To Control Their Anger How does a parent let a clumsy toddler help with a task they can't actually do yet — especially a task that may be too dangerous for them? They use the...