How to handle tantrums? I always say you ignore tantrums, but you're right there, you're not on your phone or anything, you look like you're waiting for a bus. As soon as the tantrum stops, I would say oh, you're all done. You want to go read a book? If they know they're loved and you’re meeting their needs, tantrums tend to diminish in duration, frequency and intensity by being ignored. So you don't validate a tantrum if you are addressing all those feelings the rest of the time. Looking for ex

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Five year old throws tantrums when in public, usually she’s frustrated at not getting what she wants. Well, I handle tantrums no matter where I am. You don’t be an inconsistent parent. It’s not like you’re one parent at home and you’re a different when you’re out . You must be consistent. The only reason why she’s tantruming at 5 years old is because she knows eventually she might win, because you’re obviously embarrassed when you’re in public. I would recommend working on your leadership skills

How to handle toddler tantrums? Basically, I ignore tantrums, but there’s a very specific way of doing it. When ignoring the tantrum, you don’t go on your phone, you don’t get into a conversation with someone. It’s important that they see you looking like you’re waiting for a bus. You’re just standing there filing your nails or something, like you’re waiting for that tantrum to end. They won’t get it right away, but eventually they’ll get that. Oh, wait a minute, they’re not gonna reward this cr