Manage Challenging Behavior: Anger, Tics & Social Media Effects

Challenging child behavior, from violent outbursts to nervous tics, often requires specific anger management techniques. Family factors and internet use play significant roles in how children act at school and home.

How to Handle a Smart-Mouthed Child

Published Jun,13 2017 | By Drea Christopher

A child with a “smart mouth” may talk back, curse, mimic or speak disrespectfully to you when he’s feeling angry, frustrated or in need of attention. If your child can’t curb the bad habit, he may get into trouble with teachers, classmates, teammates or siblings who may see him as rude or argumentative.