Everyone is likely to experience anger.  But, a teenager gets angry more often than others. So, teen anger management becomes essential to lead quality adolescence.  

Some teens have a propensity to assume that their parents oppose to whatever they do and hence they are in a long fight with their parents.  The king-sized chip on the child's brain provokes the older folks to hit the iron and then they feel vindicated in fighting back because dad or mom started it. But teenagers fail to understand that actually they initiated the fight by being so uncompromising and cranky. These teens are upset all the time with the people around them and are always upsetting to parents. Survey says, teenager gets angry on an average of 6 times a day. There are few tips to tame the anger of teens.

1. Parents should stick to their sense of humor. A sense of humor works wonder. Instead of being a strict parent pointing out limitations and drawing useless boundaries, it is advised to try to understand a growing child and see the larger picture. Giving a sardonic twist to your behavior as well as the situation take you few steps back to misbehave with your child.
   
   
2. Parents who hang in and continue to express their love and concern, who insist on knowing where their child is going and with whom, who include their teenage son/ daughter in family functions, and who mulishly refuse to quit are the parents who normally becomes successful in managing their kids and lessening their anger.
   
   
3. Parents who determinedly stay concerned but don't take all misbehavior of their kid as a personal attack are generally more effectual than those who take all actions and comments to their heart. Angry teenagers sometimes do have issues to be angry about. But often, their uncontrolled proportion of anger aims at destroying their career and relationships. If a parent has treated his or her child with love and affection all through and that child is still unreceptive, it has very little to do with the parenting. There are even more influencing factors on a teens life other than parents.
   
   
4. Teens truly want parents, but they want parents whom they can trust. These teens will take time to believe their parents and even parents may have to give loyalty test in the beginning. But if parents stick to their faithfulness, teenage anger management task becomes easy. Besides, an honest apologize sometimes make things work well. There is no harm in admitting your fault when you are wrong.
   
   
5. Teenage is the most difficult and important phase of life.  So they are scared. Morose and antagonistic moods often are the reflection of fear. Let's face it. It is not easy to deal with the world as adults. Instead of showing their vulnerability, they expose anger. Talking and behaving like a gruff is a great weapon when someone feels small and scared. Parenthetically, parents who act like gruff big shots are generally feeling ineffectual, small and scared.

 Parenting makes one humble

The sole reason of parenting is to teach humbleness. Various Teenage anger management courses are offered by professionals these days. However, parents who hang on tight and stick to their grown-ups with affection and care faces less trouble managing their teenage sons or daughters. Sooner or later maturity start turning the game and these angry teens become strong, sober and independent adults.