The Ultimate Guide to Toddler Tantrums

It’s time to understand your toddler’s tantrums. No timeouts, yelling, or punishments required.

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  • Learn how to handle even the trickiest toddler tantrums.
  • Understand why you get so angry.
  • 7+ practical and effective tools you can use in the moment of your toddler’s tantrums.

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"TELL TOMMY YOU ARE SORRY RIGHT NOW!" Our parent heart hurts when we see our child hurt someone else. Here is why forced apologies don't work: ⚡️They are just words… they don't have meaning behind them. ⚡️ They are often done more for our sake as parents. It helps us feel that our child has apologized, and now we can move forward. ⚡️ They leave our children still needing to learn skills for empathy and understanding. Let's cultivate empathy in our children by teaching them how to rebuild ruptured relationships instead! ➡️ Swipe through the tips here to learn how to build empathy in your child! PS: We cover siblings, hitting, apologies, whining, tantrums, mealtime battles, and SOOO much more in our bestselling Parenting Little Kids course! Comment PARENTING15 below, and you will receive a message from me with a special discounted offer on this course!! Offer won't last long. ❤️
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