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This week on social media, the Child Mind Institute explains how to deal with explosive behavior in children and how to respond when a child lashes out. We also discuss how you can teach your child about boundaries and how they can advocate for themselves when they've set one. Follow us for more essential information and guidance about children's mental health and learning disorders.

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Join Dr. Stephanie Lee for practical tips to help your child deal with anger and calm down.

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We explain how you can help children advocate for themselves when setting boundaries.

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Here are some ways to free children from negative thoughts about themselves and steer them towards self-acceptance.

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