Parents of toddlers know the sound of a meltdown before it even starts: the sharp inhale, the quiver, the look that says ...

Temper tantrums can be a challenging aspect of parenting. Witnessing a child in the midst of a meltdown can evoke a range of emotions from frustration to helplessness. However, tantrums are a normal ...

From fussy behavior to excessive crying, raising a 4-year-old child can be tough work. But one mom decided to poke some fun at her 4-year-old daughter by hilariously lip syncing her temper tantrum.

BOSTON (CNN) - A Boston pediatrician says temper tantrums are a normal part of child development, and parents usually are not doing anything wrong. Dr. Michelle Tang Day explained that temper tantrums ...

Radical acceptance is a strategy that can help parents when their child has a tantrum or a meltdown. It involves validating your child's emotions and allowing them to process what they are feeling, ...

Calming your toddler's tantrums can feel impossible at times. They're screaming, crying, and throwing themselves on the floor, and nothing you do seems to provide any relief. Thankfully, one mom ...

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Dr. Gene Beresin answers the question: 'How Should Parents Interpret Tantrums?' — -- Question: A 6-year-old throws temper tantrums each night at bedtime (8 p.m.). Her parents, who regularly get ...

Tantrums are normal for toddlers, even legendary. Toddlers feel so passionately about everything, and they simply don't have enough frontal cortex capacity yet to control themselves when they're upset ...