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In parenting and early childhood education, few challenges are as universally recognized as managing aggression and anger in young children. As caregivers, educators, and advocates for the well-being of our little ones, we are tasked with nurturing their emotional development, teaching them valuable life skills, and helping them navigate the complex landscape of their feelings. This book, "Handling Aggression and Anger in Young Children," explores this essential aspect of child development. It is born from the collective wisdom of experts, educators, and parents who have dedicated their lives to understanding and supporting children as they grapple with their emotions.