What to do when your child throws tantrums in public? The best thing you can do is stay calm. ✅Take a pause to breathe and remind yourself that your child needs you. ✅ Ignore the people and stay connected with your child who needs your help. ✅ If possible, take your little one to a quiet place and calm him down. ✅ Don’t take his words personally. ✅ Try to distract him, change of topic or surrounding might help him. ✅Be present with him, allow the emotion to pass, and offer a comforting hug. 6. D

How do I approach public tantrums? Here’s my take on this … I believe iIt's virtually the same as private tantrums but if they're in a public area where they're bothering people, such as a restaurant, I would take them out to the parking lot and then use the same methods I use for tantrums at home. From my perspective, a tantrum isn't full of big feelings and big emotions, but rather it's just based on anger at not getting their own way. P.S. You can start your calm leadership journey today with

I already know some will argue that a child “acting out” or “throwing a tantrum” needs to be punished. But here’s the reality: tantrums are not misbehavior — they’re a child’s overwhelmed nervous system asking for help. Punishing a child for emotions they can’t yet regulate is like punishing someone for sneezing. It’s not defiance — it’s development. Think about it: 💭 Who was your favorite coach, mentor, or boss? The one who yelled every time you slipped up? Or the one who guided you, understoo

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Watch Kayembe the little gorilla throw a full-on toddler tantrum at the Cleveland Metroparks Zoo! 🦍💖 He had spent hours trying to get everyone to play, but the adults weren’t having it. Meanwhile, his dad, the massive silverback, shows incredible patience as Kayembe has his meltdown. This heartwarming moment is a must-see! | Hungry Happenings