Tears, Cry, Constant Crying

How long into a tantrum do you discipline or talk to them? In my opinion, you don't discipline a tantrum because it’s not bad behaviour - and I personally wouldn’t discuss a tantrum before, during, or after. Let them learn how to work through that themselves, while you’re right next to them remaining calm. A tantrum i's a loss of emotional control at hearing the word no and not getting the wrong way. Do you really need to address that? Not sure where to start in your calm leadership journey? Che

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Tantrum vs Meltdown: Difference, Why They Happen, When To Worry

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Tantrums are a common and normal behavior among toddlers and young children, often triggered by feelings of frustration, anger, or disappointment. Although tantrums are “typical” in the early childhood years, they can be incredibly overwhelming and difficult to navigate as parents 😓. 1. When a child is in the midst of a tantrum, modeling deep breathing can help you stay calm and cue them to do the same. 2. Saying mantras to yourself like “they are having a hard time, not just giving me a hard t