| Before you had kids you probably
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| | asking nicely first. "Mommy needs some
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| witnessed an out of control child having
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| | help picking up the toys" usually goes
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| a temper tantrum at the store. More than
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| | over better than "get in here and pick up
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| likely you thought or said, "If that was
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| | this mess!"Don't use bribery. Does she
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| my child, I would ______". Well now
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| | really deserve a cookie for going to bed
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| here you are with children of your own
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| | on time or not misbehaving at the grocery
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| dealing with these exact situations.
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| | store? By doing this you will only
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| Temper tantrums are a normal part of life
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| | encourage her to break the rules to get a
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| with toddlers and preschoolers. Almost
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| | treat.Don't react to her by yelling at
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| all young children have tantrums
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| | her to be quiet. This will probably only
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| occasionally. If handled appropriately,
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| | upset her more. Sometimes in the midst
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| most children outgrow this stage by four
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| | of an outburst it is hard for a child to
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| or five.Some children have severe
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| | regain composure. Help her to calm down
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| tantrums and may get so upset that they
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| | by giving her some quiet time in her
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| vomit or hold their breath until they
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| | room. Offer her a cup of water to help
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| pass out. Although this can be extremely
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| | her relax if she is
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| upsetting to the parent, the child will
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| | hyperventilating.Sometimes children have
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| generally recover quickly and completely.
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| | tantrums because they want your
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| If your child is fainting or vomiting
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| | attention. Look at the situation. Have
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| from tantrums, you may want to consult
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| | you been watching tv, reading a book, or
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| your pediatrician to check for any other
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| | talking on the phone? If your child
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| health concerns.How you handle tantrums
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| | hasn't had much "mommy time", she may be
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| will have a direct impact on the
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| | trying to tell you something. Once she
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| frequency and intensity of the tantrums.
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| | has calmed down from her tantrum, try
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| Here are some tips on preventing tantrums
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| | setting some time aside just for her.If
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| and how to respond to them.Make sure your
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| | you are in a public place, remove the
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| child is not over-tired. If she is
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| | child from the situation if you can. Go
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| cranky or tired put her down for a nap or
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| | to the car or the restroom until she
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| try doing some quiet time. You can lay
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| | calms down.When to call the doctor.If you
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| down in the bed and read a book or play
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| | are concerned that your child's tantrums
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| soothing music to help her relax.Be
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| | are extreme or more frequent than they
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| consistent with your rules. If she has a
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| | should be, call your pediatrician for
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| tantrum and you give in to her demands,
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| | help. If your child injures herself or
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| she will try this again. The more
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| | others, destroys property, has frequent
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| consistent you are, the more she will
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| | nightmares, regresses in potty training,
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| learn that tantrums don't work.When you
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| | faints, has stomach aches or anxiety
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| ask your child to do something, try
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| | attacks consult your doctor.
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