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Scott and Jess explore anger in children (and adults), breaking down why children get angry, how anger is often masked by other emotions, and the role of genetics and environment in shaping behaviour. The episode provides hope for parents struggling with intergenerational anger and practical tools for helping kids learn to cope with overwhelming emotions.

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35:T415,Anger in parenting often feels so loaded & unacceptable. But every emotion has a purpose. Learning how to accept them, hear the message they are sending and then use them for the positive is what emotional competence is all about. In this episode I cover how we can learn to accept, tune in, process and use our anger as a parent for positive introspection, growth and as a catalyst to getting needs met that we may be ignoring. This also help us become better equipped to lead and guide our kids in working with their own anger and its messages.Sponsors:Gobble: Gobble: https://www.gobble.com Code: PARENTING636 for 6 meals for $36TalkSpace: talkspace.com Use code: PARENTING for $100 offMathnasium: mathnasium.com to find a center near youFollow on IG: @yourvillageonlinewebsite (for parenting classes on demand)https://www.yourvillageonline.com Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/parenting-beyond-discipline/exclusive-content Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands Privacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy36:T449,

When your teen blows up and acts disrespectfully, it takes every ounce of self-control to hold back and not react! But how should you handle anger and outbursts of rage?

This weekend on Parenting Today’s Teens, Mark Gregston helps parents manage disrespectful behavior while dealing with their teens’ emotional issues.

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Ep. 188 | Helping Angry Kids