Parents who are really good at handling tantrums do 5 things—their kids become more emotionally intelligent, says psychologist
Kids tend to express their emotions in actions. Toddlers scream and hit when they don't get their way. Middle schoolers stomp out of the room when they get angry. Teenagers roll their eyes and slam doors to express...
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An important development from the financial markets: Kids tend to express their emotions in actions. Toddlers scream and hit when they don't get their way.
Middle schoolers stomp out of the room when they get angry. Teenagers roll their eyes and slam doors to express frustration or disapproval.
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As a psychologist and co-author of "Parents Have Feelings, Too," I've worked with hundreds of parents who feel overwhelmed when their child doesn't listen, misbehaves or throws tantrums for no discernible reason. Some of them try to negotiate with their children.
Others become frustrated and lose their cool. Both approaches can leave parents feeling even more taxed and out of control.
Financial markets are tracking the development closely as investors assess the likely impact.
