Oddly enough, the life of a 3–7-year-old child already holds plenty of reasons to be angry: from shoelaces that refuse to be tied to parents who are always busy. Sometimes, a toddler is overcome with rage when someone at kindergarten takes the marker they need or the swing set in the yard is occupied. It is a rare adult who won't be flustered at the sight of a child screaming in anger or even ready to pick a fight. Meanwhile, passersby glance at you with reproach or comment on the situation, adding fuel to the fire. In such a situation, it is difficult not to feel ashamed of the child and not to get worked up yourself.
This book will help you understand the nature of anger and aggression in children. Its author is Victoria Shimanskaya, a doctor of psychology, an expert in emotional intelligence, and a mother of two. In the book, she covers everything you need to know about anger in 3–7-year-olds and provides practical advice on how to spot the signs of brewing rage, how to stop a child in a fit of anger, and how to help both the child and their parents cope with this complex emotion.
Author: Victoria Shimanskaya
Pages: 176 (offset paper). Hardcover
Dimensions: 214x148x18 mm
