Many parents experience frustration when their young children have tantrums over things like misplaced toys, sibling conflicts, or screen-time limits. However, a new poll from C.S. Mott Children’s Hospital reveals that 12% of parents are concerned that their child’s anger may lead to bigger problems. Sarah Clark, codirector of the poll, explains that as children grow, they face new challenges that may trigger their anger, such as difficult teachers or conflicts with classmates.
