Kids should be allowed to feel angry, but they need to learn how to manage anger. It's a process, and these 10 strategies can help.
Curb the Electronics: Anger Management Strategy
Not only does staring at a screen all day numb the mind, it also precludes more useful exercise and face-to-face social interactions, which can help children with anger management. Some electronic use is fine, even desirable. But too much, more than two hours a day, should be avoided.Teach that Anger Is a Signal, Not an Outcome, he should learn to stop and ask,"Why am I angry?" If he can put that into words, it will be easier to control that feeling.
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