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Home << Toddler Tantrums - How to handle them

Toddler Tantrums - How to handle them

Toddler Tantrums - How to handle them

Temper tantrums i.e. when your kid pouts, shouts, hits, kicks, drops on the floor and runs away (not necessarily in that order or all of it) typically sums up angry behavior. It is not just plain anger that your toddler is displaying but most often it is laced with another emotion, perhaps panic or frustration. Mostly tantrums are a display of a loss of control but sometimes tantrums can be attempts at manipulations. At this stage and up, most toddlers are struggling between the need for dependency and the need to be independent.

What are tantrums?

What are the types of tantrums?

Is tantrum a temporary concern or a here-to-stay problem?

Can tantrums be prevented?

What are the most common tantrum-triggers?

Dealing with tantrums

Try this if tantrums are severe!

Final words about tantrums

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