Dealing with anger issues in children requires patience, understanding, and consistent strategies to help them manage their emotions effectively.  

Here are some tips to help children cope with anger:

1. Model Calm Behavior: Children learn a lot by observing the adults around them. Stay calm and composed when you’re upset or when the child is angry.
2. Encourage your child to develop a vocabulary for their emotions and encourage them to express their feelings through words rather than actions.
3. Teach children anger-calming techniques like deep breathing, counting to ten, and quiet spaces.
4. Teach your child to recognize and understand other people’s feelings. Role-playing and discussing different scenarios can help build empathy.
5. Listen to your child without interrupting or judging them, demonstrating your understanding of their feelings and providing support.
6. Teach children problem-solving skills to address the issues that make them angry. Work with them to find solutions that are fair and acceptable to all parties involved.
7. Promote physical exercise as a means of letting go of tension and frustration.
8. Regular family meetings can provide a platform for everyone to express their feelings, discuss issues, and work together on solutions.
9. Encourage activities such as drawing, painting, writing, or playing music, which can help your child process and express their emotions.
10. Encourage your child to use positive affirmations or self-talk to manage their anger.
11. Discuss your child’s emotions and experiences with them. Pose open-ended inquiries to gain insight into their viewpoint and potential sources of rage.
12. Praise and reward your child for managing their anger appropriately and for showing improvement in their behavior.
13. Give your child a special place to go when they’re upset so they can calm down.
14.  Be patient and provide support and encouragement as children learn to deal with their emotions.
15. Pay close attention to what situations or people trigger your child’s anger