Several factors can contribute to an angry and irritable mood in children. These include:
Genetics: Family history of mood disorders can increase the likelihood of similar issues in children. Environmental Factors: Stressful home environments, exposure to violence, or inconsistent parenting can contribute to mood issues. Medical Conditions: Conditions such as ADHD, anxiety disorders, and depression can manifest as irritability and anger. Developmental Stages: Normal developmental stages, such as the "terrible twos" or adolescence, are often accompanied by increased irritability. Diet and Sleep: Poor nutrition and lack of sleep can exacerbate mood issues.
