Parenting is no easy task, as many can attest to. But raising a toddler seems to be where parents turn from doting guardians to desperate people willing to try anything to calm their crying child.

Every parent knows the challenge of dealing with a child in the middle of a meltdown. Whether it’s over a broken toy, unfinished homework, sibling fights, or simply a burst of frustration, anger in ...

Anger is one of the most complex emotions for children to manage. For a parent, it can be equally challenging to handle a child in the grip of frustration or fury. Whether it’s a toddler throwing a ...

Radical acceptance is a strategy that can help parents when their child has a tantrum or a meltdown. It involves validating your child's emotions and allowing them to process what they are feeling, ...

A lot of advice about how to deal with tantrums says the first step is to remain calm yourself—that losing your cool when dealing with your kid will not make the tantrum go away and will actually make ...

Many children are referred to see me to help them learn how to deal better with their anger. They may be children who become angry easily with minimal provocation, or who remain angry for a long time, ...

When my 3-and-half-year-old gets mad, she looks at you with squinted eyes, clenched teeth, and sometimes growls. It's evident she is very angry, and seems to get angry quite often when she doesn't get ...

Anger is a normal emotion, but it is important that the child understands how to express anger appropriately and behave politely with others. It is very important to develop a sense of self-confidence ...

It is common for children to get angry, but when this anger starts appearing repeatedly and aggressively, it becomes a matter of concern for the parents. Angry children often get irritated over small ...

Please provide your email address to receive an email when new articles are posted on . Tablet use increased from 6.5 hours per week at age 3 1/2 years to 7 hours per week at age 5 1/2 years. Tablet ...