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Angry Kids Aren’t Bad Kids — James Tomaszewski on How to Help Children Build Self-Worth, Calm, and Real Confidence
When a child acts out in anger, the instinct is to address the behavior. James Tomaszewski works at a deeper level than that. The anger is rarely the real issue. What is underneath it is almost always a question of self-worth: whether the child feels valued, capable, and worthy of the good things in their life. He joins Stacey Chillemi to talk about how to help children move through anger in a healthy way, what building genuine self-respect actually looks like at different stages of a child’s development, and how parents and caregivers can guide kids toward the kind of calm and confident…
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