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What To Do When Your Child Is Angry
Dealing with your child's anger isn't really as easy as dealing with your partner's anger. In fact, kids need more patience than adults. If you try to obstruct the turbulent flow of your kid's rage, you may not know how ugly things may take shape.
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Instead of that, you can opt to be a bit patient. Of course, you must still be able to control the whole situation peacefully in order to avoid any ugly situations.
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But when your child is angry, it is important to resist yourself from getting angry. An angry kid is indirectly demanding your attention. He or she is trying to explain something that isn't going well. How about giving him or her a chance to take it out peacefully so that there wouldn't be any room for frustration or resentment later on? Read on..
What To Do When Your Child Is Angry
Let
Your
Child
Express
Keep
yourself
in
that
stressful
situation.
If
you
are
really
angry
and
if
someone
simply
doesn't
let
you
even
express
your
grievances,
how
would
you
feel?
Well,
you
would
feel
frustrated
and
that
is
how
your
child
would
feel.
So,
your
first
step
as
a
parent
is
to
let
your
kid
express
his
or
her
issues
with
you.
Be
A
Good
Listener
Don't
interrupt
or
try
to
judge
when
your
kid
is
trying
to
speak
up.
Of
course,
it
needs
lots
of
patience
but
yes,
parenting
is
about
patience.
Empathise
Empathy
is
the
first
step
towards
compassion.
You
cannot
help
your
kid
without
sharing
the
pain
and
agony
that
your
little
one
is
going
through.
So,
empatise
with
your
child.
Explain
Once
the
whole
process
is
over
then
explain
to
your
kid
about
what
went
wrong
and
what
could
be
corrected
if
given
a
second
chance.
Wait
till
your
child
gets
ready
to
patiently
listen
to
what
you
are
saying.
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