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Children's behavior often varies depending on the setting. While some kids might be calm and well-behaved at school or in public, they may act out only at home. This can be puzzling for parents, teachers, and caregivers, especially when the child seems to have no issues in other environments. Understanding why this happens requires a deeper look into various psychological, emotional, and environmental factors. 1. Comfort and Emotional Safety at Home Home is typically the plac

Behavior management is essentially the process of minimizing negative behavior and/or increasing positive or pro-social behavior, usually in children (by parents) or in students (by teachers).   There are probably as many ways to manage behavior as there are behaviors – but the following list includes six of my favorite strategies for managing child behavior.   1.  Behavior Chart Behavior charts are a great way for parents to track a child’s behavior over the course of a week

All children experience anger — it’s a normal part of growing up. Whether your child struggles with frequent outbursts or only gets upset occasionally, learning how to manage anger in healthy ways is an important life skill. Here are some practical strategies to help your child understand and handle their anger more effectively. 1. Identify Anger Triggers Help your child recognize what situations, people, or experiences tend to make them angry. Once those triggers are identif