11K views · 78 reactions | Remember, tantrums are a natural part of a child’s development, and it’s essential to stay patient and understanding. Provide comfort and support while gently guiding them through the transition. Setting limits and maintaining a consistent routine can help reduce the frequency of tantrums over time. #thecuriousmotherbysuman #kids | The curious mother | Facebook

While tantrums are common, not every single child experiences them in the same way. Some may have fewer or milder tantrums. Tantrums are a way for young children to express frustration before they fully develop emotional regulation skills. Your child needs you. Happy Parenting! #thecuriousmotherbysuman #parenting #parentingtips #kids | The curious mother

🔑3 ways to deal with tantrums When parents focus on making a tantrum stop, or moving a child past it, it is usually because we are thinking a few things like: “Why is she freaking out about this?” “This is not a big deal” “Come on, not again!” One of the best things I ever learned about my child’s brain and development is that tantrums are normal and even healthy. The tears a child releases helps them get back to feeling good again. BUT, that doesn’t make it easy to deal with as a parent. So wh