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Does your child often throw temper tantrums, talkback and have anger outbursts?

Are your children struggling with controlling their emotions?

Do you avoid playdates and socializing with other families because you're worried about the impulsive reactions of your kids?

Anger and frustration are common and normal human emotions, experienced even by very young children. Most children go through a phase of throwing tantrums and being little drama kings and queens. However, if these situations happen often and are left unaddressed, they can result in serious anger control problems in the future.

Understanding the source of the kid's anger is the key to teaching them how to control their emotions. Sometimes, children copy other people's behavior, and other times different media, such as movies and video games, influence them. As a parent, you can't control these influences, but what you can do is to teach your children how to communicate their feelings and control their impulsiveness, and their temper.

This compassionate, comprehensive guide on anger management for children will help you deal with your child's behavioral problems, teach you how to recognize anger triggers, and show you how to re-establish a connection with your kids.

Here's what else you'll learn with this book:

• Causes and symptoms of anger issues in kids
  
• Techniques for calming their emotions and controlling their anger
• How to self-reflect and analyze your behavior, to become a great role-model
  
• Anger management techniques for kids with ADHD, ODD and kids with Asperger's Syndrome
• Exercises and activities to help kids understand and express their emotions calmly
  
• Constructive advice for dealing with your child if you're going through a divorce
• Using yoga as a relaxation tool
  
• And much more!
  

Remember that you are not alone in dealing with these problems. Thousands of children and parents go through the same issues, and a great number of them expose their children to expensive psychotherapy sessions. While there's nothing wrong with that, experts on children behavior recommend trying to deal with your children's issues at home, in a place they feel most secure at, by using proven cognitive-behavioral therapy methods and techniques.

That is exactly what this book offers!