Plain Talk About Dealing with the Angry Child Adapted from "The Aggressive Child" by Luleen S. Anderson, Ph.D, reprinted at Kidsource Online *Excellent overview
How to Defuse an Angry Outburst Jody Swarbrick, About Parenting Special Needs Children
How to Help Your Child Avoid Violent Conflicts by Wendy Schwartz, ERIC
Teaching Your Child Self-control KidsHealth.org
Aggression Family.com Health Encyclopedia
Dealing with Angry Children by Stephanie Dunnwinde, Family.com
If Your Child is the Bully KidsHealth.org
When Children Tantrum, Part 1 by Carol Warnemuende, The Informed Parent. Also see Part 2
The Truth About Temper Tantrums KidsHealth.org
Taking Out Aggression on Mom by Jan Faull, Family.com
How to Handle Hard-to-Handle Kids by Joan S. Rogers, Family.com
Handling Your Child's Anger by Jan Faull, Family.com
Is Your Child Too Defiant? by Carolyn Jabs, Working Mother, reprinted at Dr. James Sutton's site
Preteen Self-Discipline by Evelyn Peterson, ParenTalk Newsletter
Verbal Interventions with Aggressive Children and Youth by Rick Van Acker
Excerpts from Transforming the Difficult Child Howard Glasser and Jennifer Easley
In-Depth Social Skills Information LDOnline
Aggressive behavior may be a symptom of childhood stress KidsHealth.org
Insecure Boy Lashes Out by Jan Faull, Family.com
Dealing With Anger and Keeping Your Cool for kids from KidsHealth.org
When Mom Has a Temper Tantrum by Melanie Howard (Club Mom) at Sheeze * I like her advice for a light-hearted "No Losing It" rule for all family members.
Digging Deeper
Aggressive behavior in childhood by Steven Scott, British Medical Journal
Sex Roles A Journal of Research Why are Girls Less Physically Aggressive than Boys Personality and Parenting Mediators of Physical Aggression.(Statistical Data Included) by Gustavo Carlo in Sex Roles: A Journal of Research.
Subtypes of Victims and Aggressors in Children's Peer Groups Interesting research on a subtype of victim - aggressive victims, by David Schwartz in the Journal of Abnormal Child Psychology
Transforming the Difficult Child: The Nurtured Heart Approach Book by Howard Glasser and Jennifer Easley
Ross W. Greene, Ph.D. - The Explosive Child Web site for a helpful book
