Children go through many phases in life as maturity and developments creep in. Angry emotions occur as part of this developing phase, and dealing with this stage is one of our greatest challenges as parents. ⁣
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What you do in the early development stages of a child can significantly influence how they express anger as they blossom into adults. However, there is a thin line between the normal expression of anger and distressful problematic anger expression as a child.⁣
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What Causes Anger Issues in a Child?⁣

Children display anger in different ways for a different reason. They may have distressing underlying mental health conditions such as anxiety, hyperactivity disorder, attention-deficit. Your child may be experiencing overwhelming family life or social situations, such as divorce or bullying. Find the underlying problems and address them to help them manage their feelings.⁣
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How to Manage Your Child’s Anger Issues⁣

a] Walk the Talk:
Parents are children’s firsthand teachers and role models. Every child observes how their parents deal with anger. If parents portray a healthy expression of anger without flipping off, it would be less daunting to help our child control their anger. We cannot control our children’s anger when we are not in control of our anger expression. ⁣
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b] Time Out:
To control a child’s anger, you need to break away from the situation. The timeout space could be the bedroom or any location outside of the anger location. This technique should be introduced before the anger period, adequately explaining why it has to be done properly. ⁣
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c] Communicate:
Understand how they feel. When our children get angry, we need to empathize with how to feel. Clearly understanding just what made them angry will put us in the best position to handle the anger. Communicate with our children in a calm, composed manner to get the picture of why they are angry. ⁣
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Normal Anger vs. Anger Issues?⁣
It’s okay to be angry sometimes. We’ve all experienced angry moments. And as adults, we know how it’s difficult to manage anger. However, if you’re noticing that your child is frequently having angry meltdowns or outbursts, has an unnecessary fuse, or quickly escalates to rage, kindly discuss the problems with a pediatrician.⁣
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[b]CREDIT: [/b]https://babiesmata.com/how-to-control-your-childs-anger/