What should I teach my child about anger?

That anger is allowed and hurting is not. Anger tells us something feels unfair or that a limit has been crossed, and that information is useful.

From the book 12∞ Twelve to Infinity by D.R. Davenport. The full answer is free to read with an iBelieve account.

Where it sits in the book

Part

5: Raising Children on an Awakening Earth

Gate

5.3: The Emotional World

In print

Page 153

• ← 5.3.2 · How do children learn to calm themselves?
• 5.3.4 → · How do I help my child with fear without passing on my own?
• All of Part 5

Topics

• Children
• Anger
• Emotions

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