Instead of dreading their child’s tantrums, parents should view these moments as opportunities for teaching emotional management. Clinical psychologist Jazmine McCoy emphasizes that the goal is not to eliminate tantrums but to help children handle their anger in a healthy way. Learning to manage intense emotions like anger and sadness enhances resilience, attention, and cognitive development, which are crucial for a child’s success and well-being. How parents discuss and respond to anger is vital for guiding children in understanding and managing their emotions effectively.
Want to Raise Happy and Successful Kids? Teach Them how to get Angry, Child Psychologist Says
Updated on September 12, 2024