anger

Mommy and Daddy help their son calm down and feel better when situations during the day make him angry.

Previously published in 2000 in different format.

Presents a discussion of anger for children, looking at some of the things that can make a person angry, and examining both good and bad ways of handling angry feelings.

Matt's mother offers some suggestions when he becomes furious at his little brother for spoiling a prized baseball card collection.

Katie's father encourages her to find other ways to express her anger instead of venting it on other people.

Offers advice to parents on how to develop strategies for coping with sibling rivalry, anger, divorce, and when to seek professional help.

Introduces the concept of anger to children, in simple text with illustrations, as different children recognize and deal with anger in healthy ways.

Text and pictures relate situations which sometimes result in such reactions as frustration, anxiety, humiliation, and loss of control.

Hotheaded Buster has trouble making friends, but he learns a valuable lesson when he meets a monster in the woods on the way to school.

Simple text and illustrations demonstrate how hands can be used in positive ways, including saying hello, playing, creating, and helping. Presentedon board paper.