Initially, it may be funny to imagine young kids being frustrated. What could possibly upset them so much to exasperate them? But remember that you -- we -- were once kids. At that age, concerns like schoolwork, grades, your best friend not wanting to play with you, a classmate grabbing your snack, etc. were sources of stress and frustration. These are real issues and cause big feelings for small kids. How did you deal with your feelings then?
Whether you are a parent, grandparent, uncle, aunt, godparent, teacher, coach, or guardian who has direct influence over a child's well-being and development, you are in a position where it is important for you to be understanding, patient, and respectful of a child's anxieties.
To help us out, check out this blog post that shares
6 Ways to Help Children Cope with Frustration.
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