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The smartest way to react to your child's tantrum, according to psychology, involves a mix of empathy, calmness, and clear boundaries. Here are some approaches based on psychological studies.

Understanding temper tantrums Tantrums are a child’s way of expressing intense emotions they don’t yet know how to control or verbalize.

Tantrums can be a tough part of parenting – especially when your child begins to lash out at you. While these emotional outbursts are a completely normal part of development; for some parents ...

The longer a tantrum goes on, the more overwhelmed and entrenched in the tantrum your child will become. Keep in mind that a crying or screaming child is in trouble and needs your help.

The truth is that having a toddler or preschooler with tantrums can feel a lot like dealing with a child who is possessed. It can also be a very lonely experience—especially when you're in a ...

Dad’s “patient” and “tolerant” reaction to toddler’s tantrum goes viral A mom has shared a hilarious video of her child throwing a hissy-fit following a trip to the supermarket.

It's late, dinner is just now on the stove, your phone is ringing, and your child's tantrum begins. A little screen time almost always works to calm them down.

Screens may help distract a child from a tantrum, but they make another more likely, study shows By Madeline Holcombe, CNN Dec 12, 2022 Updated Jul 26, 2024 ...