What not to do when your child is having a tantrum! Today I will breakdown to you this tantrum situations and what we can do as parents in this case to help the child 😀#parentingtips #parenting #tantrum | Thriving Minds Montessori

Have you ever been so triggered during a tantrum that you reacted in a way you wish you hadn’t? 😩 It happens to all of us. When our kids are melting down, it can take every ounce of patience not to yell, threaten, or shut it down, but if we can’t handle our own emotions, how can we expect them to handle theirs? Here are a few things to avoid when your child is in the middle of big feelings: ❌ Telling them to stop expressing emotions (“If you don’t stop crying, no TV tomorrow!”) ❌ Invalidating h

Here's what to do when tantrums happen: 1. ACCEPT THEM : Telling them to stop crying is only going to make them longer abd harder. 2. SEE THEM : "I hear you really want to go outside." 3. FEEL THEIR FEELING : "I know you are sad and it's okay to feel that way." 4. HOLD THE BOUBDARY : "We can watch another movie tomorrow." Managing our toddler's tantrum can be so hard. But tantrums are totally normal. Their brain under construction - especially the areas that help with emotional regulation, ratio

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Normal Behaviors of Toddlers 1. Tantrums Crying, screaming, lying on the floor — toddlers do this because they still can’t express big emotions with words. 2. Saying “No” often They want independence and control, so refusing is their way of testing boundaries. 3. Not sharing Toddlers are naturally protective of their things. Sharing is a skill they learn slowly over time. 4. Being clingy They want comfort, safety, and reassurance from their parents — especially during transitions or when they’re