Moona’s Learning Nest

Introduction: Children’s anger can often leave parents confused or overwhelmed. Is it just a tantrum, or something deeper? Understanding the psychology behind a child’s anger can help you respond with wisdom and love instead of frustration. --- 1. Anger Is a Natural Emotion Just like adults, children feel anger when something doesn’t go their way. It could be due to: Feeling misunderstood Sudden changes in routine Hunger, fatigue, or overstimulation Lack of attention or connection Children don’t always have the words to express what they’re feeling — so it comes out as crying, shouting, or even hitting. --- 2. The Brain Behind the Behavior Psychologists explain that young children’s brains are still developing, especially the part called the prefrontal cortex (responsible for self-control). When they’re upset, they react with emotion rather than logic. Your calm response helps their brain learn how to manage big feelings. --- 3. How to Respond as a Parent Here are simple, psychology-ba...