Kids, like adults, have no shortage of reasons to get angry. “Think back to a day in the life of your childhood: You get hit with a ball. Your sibling takes your toy. A classmate calls you a mean name. It feels natural to strike back and even the score, doesn’t it? While enacting revenge can bring momentary satisfaction, it’s not healthy,” says Lorena Junco…
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