When kids overreact emotionally, it’s easy to respond in kind or dismiss their response as childish.

Dr. Travis Bradberry suggests we take a different approach. Teach our children how to process their emotions well.

Sit down with your kids and help them identify what they are feeling. Let them know God created us as emotional beings,

but emotions do need to be evaluated and processed well. Remember, your children are often imitating how you respond to high emotion situations.

If you respond negatively, you open the door for them to follow suit. So model a positive way to identify and respond to your emotions.

You’ll help your children learn to do the same. I’m Mac Hammond, and this is the Winner’s Minute.