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COVID-19 Parenting: When We Get Angry (Eng)

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Tags: Self-Control, Emotion Management, Caregiver Resources, Supportive Family, Crisis, COVID-19, Parenting, Responsive Caregiving
Category Socio-Emotional Development > Relationships
Copyright Owner and Year Parenting for Lifelong Health, 2020

We love our children, but the stresses of COVID-19, money worries and lockdown can make us get angry easily. Read these tips on how to recognize our patterns for reacting in anger and taking control of our next steps.

This document is part of: COVID-19 Parenting Tip Sheets (English)

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