What to do if your child gets angry in kindergarten

Children generally have weaker physical constitutions than adults, so they are often less able to resist diseases and often have many minor physical problems. Therefore, as parents, we must pay more attention to the health of our children. Once we find any abnormal physical illness, we must go to the hospital for treatment in time. There are many reasons why children get angry. Usually it may be caused by unreasonable diet, weather reasons, some external stimuli, etc. If you find that a child is getting angry, you must take some fire-extinguishing measures in time.

Illness comes from the mouth, so you should look for the cause in the diet you give your child. This is because you feed your child too many inflammatory foods. Only by reducing or eliminating inflammatory foods in your child's diet can you improve the root cause of your child's inflammatory disease. Otherwise, you should eat more foods that clear away heat and reduce fire to neutralize it. If you often get sore throats, it is best to drink more water and you can also drink herbal teas, which will prevent you from getting sore throats easily. Eat less food that can easily cause inflammation.

Most adults tend to get angry in summer and autumn, so young mothers think it is only necessary to put out the fire for their children in seasons when they are prone to getting angry. In fact, children's internal organs and skin are delicate, their temperature regulation center is not fully functional, and they are much more sensitive to external climate changes than adults. Therefore, any significant temperature difference throughout the year may pose a risk of children getting "heat". Indigestion and food accumulation caused by abnormal diet are only one of the reasons why children get "heat". In modern medicine, "heat" is a kind of inflammation. Various bacteria and viruses invade the body, indigestion leads to food accumulation and excretion dysfunction, and external environment disturbances lead to excessive water loss in children's bodies, etc., constitute the three major "sources of fire" in children's bodies.

It is very common for children to get angry, so mothers should pay attention to their children's daily diet and make sure to let their children eat more fresh vegetables and fruits. Try to avoid foods that are easy to cause anger. Also, pay attention to children's colds, which may also cause symptoms of getting angry. Drinking more water can help balance the water in the body.