Children, as we know, go through a whirlwind of emotions. Sometimes they're so lovely and cuddly, but other times they’re so angry and frustrated that we don’t seem to know how to console or stop them from throwing a tantrum.

It’s the beginning of school again, and usually this is when everything feels triggering. And usually we think these triggers are coming from outside or from our kids' behavior. But in reality, every trigger arises from within.

Anger is usually perceived as a negative emotion. It can cause emotional stress between the people involved. But have you ever thought of its good attributes? Why do we even get angry in the first place?