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Why Do I (Sometimes) Feel Angry? - Very First Questions And Answers Book

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Description

This thoughtful and beautifully illustrated book from Usborne helps children understand and manage feelings of anger in a positive, reassuring way. From recognising the signs of frustration to learning practical strategies for staying calm, relatable scenarios and engaging characters show that anger is a normal emotion and that there are healthy ways to express and cope with it.

Written with expert advice from child psychologist Dr. Sasha Lillie Lyons, this supportive resource is ideal for children, parents, and carers to read and discuss together.

Developmental skill benefits:

  • Supports emotional intelligence and self-awareness
  • Helps children recognise, understand, and express their feelings appropriately
  • Encourages self-regulation and healthy coping strategies for managing anger
  • Builds resilience and confidence in handling challenging situations
  • Develops empathy and understanding of others' emotions and perspectives
  • Strengthens communication and emotional vocabulary
  • Promotes problem-solving and conflict resolution skills
  • Encourages meaningful conversations between children and trusted adults
Specifications

Recommended Age: 3 years+

Pages:12

Dimensions:195 x 165mm

ISBN:9781801313155

Why Do I (Sometimes) Feel Angry? - Very First Questions And Answers Book

€9,95

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