Anger Management Workbook for Kids: A Kids’ Activity Book to Help Children Understand Feelings, Handle Big Emotions and Stay Calm

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My 9 yr old is very hyper, ODD and ADHD diagnosed kid. As I am working on it I found this book very help full. Regret not buying it at age 5.

Worth Buying !

This anger management workbook has been a great tool for both me and my child. It helps us identify trigger points and really guides us through understanding and managing emotions in a healthy way. Going through it together has opened up meaningful conversations and has made a real difference in how we both handle frustration and anger. It’s not just for the child, it's a shared journey, and the workbook makes it easy to follow and apply in daily life. Highly recommend for any parent looking to support their child emotionally while also learning alongside them.

This was a great tool inside with my step son who I would see every other weekend. It has definitely helped improve his anger and he often references some of activities we did together.

One of the best books out there to help kids work through their anger.

Han ayudado mucho a mi hijo de 9 años . Lo súper recomiendo!!!!! Excelente compra

I bought this for my niece who has been having angry out bursts and breakdowns. She has been dealing with some adult issues recently and I wanted to find a way to help her better understand herself and others around her. She couldn't get enough of this book. Her mother is wonderful and worked with her and says it got her to begin understanding how anger feels vs other emotions, how she acts and what alternatives she can use when angry about something. It also helped her understand anger in others and realized she was misunderstanding how others were reacting to her. She's a wonderful 8 year old who is very aware of what is happening around her but just needed some direction on what it means to her emotionally and have her options on how to cope the best she can. I highly recommend this book! Kids are full of questions and we're should be the ones to help guide them. If you don't know how, use resources like there's or inquire with others but first and foremost, listen to what your kids are saying about the world around them and engage in conversation. The most impressionable years on their lives are up to age 7. Take advantage and communicate. Best of luck to all those who have kids. You have the worlds future in that child. God Bless