Italian term
sia la rabbia propria che quella dei figli
This sentence is giving me some hard times
Accogliere e gestire sia la rabbia propria che quella dei figli è talvolta più complesso che gestire la tristezza.
I would say something like:
Accepting and managing anger - one's own and the children's - is sometimes more complicated than managing sadness.
In general I would start with "Anger acceptance and management..." but I don't find a good way to put in the "parent and children" part.
TIA
Luca
4 +4 | ...managing our own anger and that of our children... | Fiona Grace Peterson |
4 +1 | your own and your children's anger | philgoddard |
Non-PRO (2): Jasmina Towers, Ivana UK
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Proposed translations
...managing our own anger and that of our children...
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Note added at 21 mins (2019-03-03 18:38:00 GMT)
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Or "both our own anger and..."
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