Insight 2
Validate your child's feelings, even the irrational ones.
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Meet your child At their level.
Instead of flying off the handle to match your child's tantrums, come down to their l level and ask them. Ask them why they are and try to meditate that emotion. Show that you understand where are coming from and try to come to a solution that they can appreciate.
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