Are you kidding me? How to teach a child to manage emotions when they don't listen to you

«Are you kidding me? I'm out of strength!» A phrase familiar to every parent when a child throws tantrums, constantly argues, and doesn't hear the word «no». In such a state, children are unable to be rational and obedient. They... need your help!
 
Relying on the latest scientific data on how a child's brain works, psychologist Allison Edwards explains how to help a child and teenager learn to manage emotions. You will find practical exercises for developing emotional intelligence in children and adults, ready-made phrases and scenarios for what to do in the midst of a child's tantrum, as well as recommendations for parents and educators on how to set up a child's room or classroom to improve the child's emotional state.
 
You will learn how to:
— understand what is happening in a child's head during an emotional storm;
— stay calm and not lose your temper, even if it seems that everything is out of control;
— recognize the impact of psychological trauma on a child's emotional state and support them;
— restore peace, trust, and closeness in the family by replacing struggle with mutual understanding.