Responding to Temper Tantrums
- Keep a calm state of mind
- Don't give the child attention until they're calmer
- Never in any scenario should you spank or hit your child
- Don't give in to their tantrums or bribe them to stop their tantrums. The child will learn that they will be given what they want or reward for using inappropriate behavior
- Remove potentially dangerous objects from your child and their path
- Use time-outs to allow the child to get back in control
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