I Feel Angry: Children’s picture book about anger management for kids age 3 5 (Emotions & Feelings book for preschool)

Product Description

Here’s the Perfect Book to Help Kids Ages 3-5 Manage Their Anger! Your Children Will Learn How to Deal with Their Emotions in a Fun Way!
Are you looking for a book that will help your kids manage their emotions better, pick up essential social skills and recognize anger in a healthy and positive way?
Anger is one of the most difficult emotions for children to manage. More often than not, a book is the best way if you want to teach kids how to handle their emotions and manage anger. This book is a practical guide for parents who want their kids to have better emotional health. 
Here’s what you get in this book:

Effective strategies that will help your child regulate their emotions and manage anger in a healthy way
A fun and an educational story with original drawings and creative design, perfectly suited for toddlers
Tips and tricks to teach children better anger management skills and emotional self-regulation
3 anger management strategies to help parents prevent and manage their kids’ emotional outbursts
AND SO MUCH MORE!

This fun picture book will become your best friend as you teach your kids emotion control and anger management!
So Scroll up, Click on ‘Buy Now’, and Get Your Copy!

Review

Alissa D: Great start toteaching emotion regulation (Amazon)

This was a great introduction to emotion regulationcoaching with my 2 year old. The calming strategies are simple and useful andnot overwhelming. The examples are relatable and practical too. My son wantedus to read it over and over. A few minutes after reading it the first time hegot upset and was stomping his feet while laying on the floor… then he pausedand looked up at me with a smile and said “I took a deep breath”. He was readyto go back to playing after that. We talk about deep breaths and otherstrategies but reading books about it seems so powerful for kids and Idefinitely recommend adding this one to your home library!

Michelle Allen: Kids will relateto this book (Amazon)
I really enjoyed this book. The rhyme is well-written and thesituations presented are practical enough that kids could relate to and learnhow to deal with their anger.

Rose W: Timely examples (Amazon)
Sweet little book that uses timely examples of things that make kidsangry to illustrate ways to effectively cope with anger and frustration. Myfour-year-old grandsons were quite impressed with the book and loved thebright, colorful pictures.

E. Ervin: Excellent book(Amazon)
As a former educator who is raising two great-grandsons, I found thisbook to be helpful. The boys are 4 and 5 years old. They listened quite welland asked some pertinent questions. We had a good discussion. We liked thepictures and especially the facial expressions. I am planning on donating thisbook to our four-year-olds preschool this fall. I can see it being very helpfulthere. Highly recommended by this old lady retired school librarian. I couldhave used it at school for sure.

Merry Jelks-Emmanuel: Beautiful Story (Amazon)
This adorable, beautifully illustrated story is a good humping start totalk about feelings to young children. It is well written with pictures thatdraws children in to the story as it unfolds and can also be sued to talk aboutsolutions for anger management.