When your kid boils over in the grocery store, it can be tough to stay calm and ignore it, but that's precisely what experts prescribe parents do to deal with temper tantrums. Learn about the anatomy of a tantrum and the best way to deal in this classic episode. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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Providing your child with a predictable schedule can reduce the severity and frequency of their temper tantrums. This helps them feel more secure and less fearful of not getting their needs met, ultimately leading to a better behaved child.
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.
The speaker remembers being told to pick out a less desirable toy as a kid and believes that the concept of temper tantrums has been turned into a mental illness.
Parents should monitor their child's tantrums after the age of four as an increase in these tantrums may be a red flag for abnormal behavior. Children considered healthy were less likely to become violent or combative during tantrums, while the introduction of pediatric bipolar disorder resulted in a 40 fold spike in diagnoses.
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