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A review by huangv
The Anger Volcano - A Book About Anger for Kids by Amanda Greenslade
4.0
***I received a copy of this work through netgalley.com in exchange for an honest review.***
As a parent of three kids under 5, my house can get a bit emotional at time.
All kids will erupt. The question is how can you as a parent help understand, diffuse, and learn from the experience. This book helps connect emotions, feelings, and resolution all together.
This book's intent is to recognize the anger and helps parent resolve the situation. It rhymes well, both for the parent reading but is easy enough for the kids to guess the word.
Visualizing anger as a volcano helps to connect their emotions with what they are feeling in their gut. There are practical advice from counting backwards, taking deep breathes, and trying to spell a long word that seeks to be part of your child's toolkit.
Overall, worthy topic, excellent execution, that is easy for my kids to internalize.
As a parent of three kids under 5, my house can get a bit emotional at time.
All kids will erupt. The question is how can you as a parent help understand, diffuse, and learn from the experience. This book helps connect emotions, feelings, and resolution all together.
This book's intent is to recognize the anger and helps parent resolve the situation. It rhymes well, both for the parent reading but is easy enough for the kids to guess the word.
Visualizing anger as a volcano helps to connect their emotions with what they are feeling in their gut. There are practical advice from counting backwards, taking deep breathes, and trying to spell a long word that seeks to be part of your child's toolkit.
Overall, worthy topic, excellent execution, that is easy for my kids to internalize.