Does your kid throw tantrums when he doesn't get his way? Don't worry. That's often how kids respond. It's quite normal. But temper tantrums can be really stressful and frustrating for parents too.If you find yourself trying to cope with angry outbursts, try these tips to prevent a meltdown.
Your child has a full range of emotions at his disposal by age 2. And sometimes it seems he can run through them all in the space of a minute.
The smart parent's guide to coping with your kid's fits.
We gathered advice from real moms (and a dad!) on how they maneuver around their child's meltdowns.
De-escalate the situation when your child is losing it.
There are some situations that seem to set off your little one more than others. Don't avoid them--instead, learn how to avoid a meltdown or defuse it before it gets out of hand.
Find out what's really going on in your little one's mind and learn techniques to sidestep (or survive!) the next meltdown.
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This fast fix is so simple and effective, you'll see better behavior in 60 seconds flat.
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