How do you de-escalate an angry child?

Try focusing on your breathing again--doing deep belly breathing. Focus your attention on your breathing instead of on the problem that made you angry. Remind yourself that when you are...

Try the 54321 technique—it can help you ground yourself. Focus on 5 things you can see, 4 things you can touch, 3 things you can hear, 2 things you can...

If you are screaming or going out of your physical vocal range, it can be dangerous. Otherwise, it is not at all dangerous. If it is painful to sing, you...

Often times, parents get angry about things like bad test scores because they care about you and want to see you do well. Poor grades can affect your future, so...

You can try to engage them and just set a framework for what you’d like to change: "When X happened, I felt Y, and I wanted Z." Make an emotional...

It may increase the winning chance of the child in that particular scenario, but is not a viable strategy for winning at Scrabble, since it doesn't follow the actual rules...

That is a great question! Be sure to offer the child plenty of snack choices and explain that outside of snack time, snacks are out of limits. Create a reward...

You can ask your partner if now is a good time to talk or not. If they’re too angry, it might be better to wait until later.

That probably depends on your country or jurisdiction. However, criminal law in the US and Canada specifies "LASCIVIOUS exhibition of the genitals or pubic area" and "dominant characteristic FOR A...

It depends on how angry you are and if you can be assertive without indulging in anger. That's usually the best approach. If not, don't interact and wait for things...