When your child is having a tantrum,\u00a0it may usually be for something that it wants and cannot have. Throwing a tantrum is a child’s way of getting what it wants. Conversely,\u00a0giving in to the child’s demands may be the easy way out for the parents too. But always remember that giving in is not right. The child may get habituated to this and it may prove quite a nuisance to you too. Learn to say no, gently but firmly.<\/p>\n
Giving an acceptable reason for your ‘no’\u00a0and also an option at the same time works wonders. All said and done,\u00a0children are not that easy to handle.<\/p>\n
If your child doesn’t fall in line and is adamant,\u00a0let it pass the phase. Screaming out the rage,\u00a0throwing away things may help the child. When the anger subsides,\u00a0looking at the destruction and the obvious uselessness of it may help the child realize his efforts were futile. But be careful that the child doesn’t get physically hurt in this process.<\/p>\n
For some kids,\u00a0a gentle hug helps soothe the anger pent up.<\/p>\n
Tantrums in public places can be extremely embarrassing. In such situations,\u00a0do not argue or scold your child or order him to hush up. It will only end up making the child more adamant. Wait till the storm subsides. Take him out to a quieter place and talk gently but firmly.<\/p>\n
One thing to remember here is to never let the child know of your embarrassment and concern that you are in a public place. Children are very smart and may end up using this to work things in their favour.<\/p>\n
It is not easy being a toddler and it is definitely not easy being a toddler’s parent either. By the time your toddler is old enough to go school he will have overcome this stage.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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