Chapter
Tips for Dealing with Tantrums
20:45 - 26:09 (05:24)
Conger provides parents with strategies on how to deal with tantrums in children, including the importance of understanding the underlying causes and not punishing the child during or after a tantrum.
Clips
Conger suggests distracting kids who are resistant to getting dressed by giving them a choice between options, allowing them to feel in control while still doing what needs to be done.
20:45 - 21:40 (00:55)
Summary
Conger suggests distracting kids who are resistant to getting dressed by giving them a choice between options, allowing them to feel in control while still doing what needs to be done. This is a common tactic for parents who let their kids dress themselves.
ChapterTips for Dealing with Tantrums
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PodcastStuff You Should Know
Parenting experts suggest that ignoring a child's temper tantrum is the quickest way to put an end to it.
21:40 - 22:31 (00:50)
Summary
Parenting experts suggest that ignoring a child's temper tantrum is the quickest way to put an end to it. It's essential to stay calm and avoid reacting as it may aggravate the situation further.
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EpisodeSelects: How Temper Tantrums Work
PodcastStuff You Should Know
The act of muffling a crying child can prevent identifying underlying health problems like vision impairment or hearing loss.
22:31 - 24:00 (01:29)
Summary
The act of muffling a crying child can prevent identifying underlying health problems like vision impairment or hearing loss. Additionally, comforting a child when crying can result in unintentionally positive reinforcement, leading to more crying in the future.
ChapterTips for Dealing with Tantrums
EpisodeSelects: How Temper Tantrums Work
PodcastStuff You Should Know
After a meltdown, take time to explain to the child what went wrong instead of punishing or reprimanding them during or after the tantrum.
24:00 - 26:09 (02:09)
Summary
After a meltdown, take time to explain to the child what went wrong instead of punishing or reprimanding them during or after the tantrum. It's essential to teach them why the rules exist and how to handle difficult situations calmly.