It got me thinking, is there a point where a child’s rage and anger isn’t just a tantrum anymore, and perhaps needs exploring ...

What are they angry about? It is not like they are angry ... all the time when they should be spending time with their children face to face. With people isolating themselves more and more ...

But when their desires are fulfilled, their faces light up with a big grin ... should parents give in to their child's stubbornness and anger, or is there a better way to navigate these moments?

Children's anger also often stems from feelings of fear ... behavior like hurting others or breaking things. Children may face different challenges and frustrations at school than at home, Clark ...

Twelve percent of parents worry that their child’s anger could lead to problems, according to a new C.S. Mott Children’s Hospital National Poll on Children’s Health released on Monday.

“Anger is often a secondary emotion or a ... Finally, parents should keep in mind that their children likely face different challenges and frustrations at school than at home, Clark said.

In addition, children who were more prone to anger and frustration at 4.5 years ... movies or TV shows — is that they replace the face-to-face interaction with other kids and adults.