<i><b>When your child is struggling with Anger explosive problems, it is reasonable to rethink pathways and system you have adopted as a parent</b></i>.<br>To get<i> shamed by child's Anger Explosive</i> can be intensely painful, and accompanied by vicious feelings.<br>It comprises feeling exposed, vulnerable, uncertain, humiliated, and sometimes accompanied by questions like:<ul><li>What and where have I done wrong as a parent?</li><li>Why is he/she behaving like this?</li><li>Is he/she the only kids around?</li><li> What must other people be thinking about me as a parent?</li><li>Do I worth to be called a responsible parent?</li></ul>The threat here is that these impressions can create an adverse thought from a parent towards their child.<br><i><b>When you operate out of anxiety and shame, rather than out of apparent objectivity and care for your child, not only will you feel terrible, you can also become incompetent as a parent.</b></i><br> Anger management in children is one thing that parents and teachers should pay special attention to, especially a child who reacts to issues with extreme frustration such as crying, yelling, screaming, insulting, kicking, punching, biting, spitting, destroying property, and worse.<br><i><b>A child with frequent, severe outbursts can leave his or her parents, feeling frustrated, scared, worried, and desirous for urgent help</b></i>.<br>Although, the children might not yet know how to identify, deal with, and manage such emotions and feelings.<br>In this book, Dr. Geoff Bowden provides practical guides, structures, and interventions for parents and teachers who are often or have been shamed by their child's anger outbursts, behavioral disorders, and aggression.<br><i>It </i>provides an insightful approach to curtailing quick frustration, easily annoyed, angered, upset, impatient, quick to react anxiety, hot temper, frustrated, aggressive, autism, and tantrums disorders in children.<br><i><b>Toddlers or child mad, yelling, vandalism, puffed-up posture, teeth grinding, breathing faster, rage and more can sometimes leave parents/teachers' feelings frustrated, overwhelmed, angry, and desperate for response and urgent solutions.<br>However, some parents have adopted various cognitive, enlightening, discipline, charts, games, fitness, treatment, and medication approaches but to no significant results.</b></i><br>If you've been facing similar challenges as parents, teachers, guardians, and specialists who attempt to guide, teach, and work with difficult, hard-to-manage, misbehaving, defiant, and easily frustrated kids, here comes the comprehensive guide to child anger management.<br><b>Before your child's anger, behaviors get out of hand, causing shame, and attracting the public, Discover:</b><br><u><i> • How parental anger can fuel a child's anger explosive.<br>• Future Adverse impacts of neglected Anger behaviors in children.<br>• How to talk to your toddler, child, and teenagers, so they will be listening to your orders without aggression and defiant conduct.<br> • Never discussed before Anger triggers signs at every age from child's year one.<br>• Modern, Advanced and Effective Anger Treatments Strategies for various Anger and Mental Disorders.<br>• Therapy to curb or minimized Anger disorders in a child with Yoga<br>• How to understand kids' classroom behaviors, secret for Teachers.<br> • What students expect from their teacher, so they listen and obey simple instructions.<br>• Where and how to source for urgent help when kids start their Angry behaviors in schools or at home.<br>And many more strategies.