As a parent, witnessing your child’s tantrums and meltdowns can be overwhelming, exhausting, and emotionally draining. These ...

Tantrums don't label your child as "bad" nor do they signify a parenting fail. Instead, they're a golden opportunity to teach ...

That's what having a sensory meltdown can feel like for a child. A sensory meltdown is very different to a tantrum. Tantrums often happen out of frustration. A sensory meltdown is an overload to ...

Stepping away is sometimes a necessity . . . for parents! When a kid is lashing out it's not fun. Stepping away for your ...

Understand what’s going on in your 2-4 year old’s mind, and support their emotional and social development. It can sometimes feel as though your child’s toddler years are made up of one ...

And she had a tantrum-throwing three-year-old holding her hand. She was infested with small children. I couldn't help but stare. How in the world are they going to make it to their car ...

Dealing with a child’s tantrums can be a challenging and often exhausting experience for parents. Whether your little one interrupts you during an important task or demands for something ...

But not all children want to be comforted in the same way. Some might desperately need a good cuddle, while others who are in the midst of a tantrum might not want to be touched at all.

It’s not uncommon for parents to pacify their children’s tantrums with chips or chocolates to calm them or to put forth the tantalizing offer of dessert if the child eats broccoli. However ...