Tantrum kids

This post helps parents manage tantrums and build resiliency in their child.

🌪🌪Why does your child tantrum? What would you add to this list? ⚡️⚡️Like any of us, our kids have many emotions and are dealing with difficult or frustrating situations during their day. As they are learning communication and coping skills, and impulse control, it’s only natural that they may “act out” a tantrum as an expression of their need/want/don’t want. 🤝How do we support our kids and work through their tantrums?

Our children rely on us to learn about the world around them. We are their role model. A tantrum is a perfect opportunity for us to role model how to cope with an emotionally charged situation.

Learn to handle toddler tantrums with a simple, powerful, game-changing approach that prioritizes emotional co-regulation. It's not your job to stop a tantrum but rather to ride the wave with and support your child. This offers the foundation for future, independent emotional regulation.

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Tantrums are healthy. You don’t need to ‘fix’ or punish a toddler for his feelings. Remember, tantrums are just a toddler acting his age. Click on the pin to learn more about tantrums in babies. #babycaretips #babyhealth #childcare #positiveparenting #parentingtips #newmothers #parentinghacks #toddleractivities #toddlercare #toddlercare #childdevelopment #modernparenting #parentingskills #parentingdoneright #parentingtips #tantrums #babytantrums #toddlertantrums

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