Why toddler tantrums occur and how to handle them effectively
If there is one thing about parenting that I still don't understand, it's how to handle my toddler's tantrums. Most of the time I end up with a bright red face from the outburst of temper, which happens over nothing or over something trivial. Although, my child is getting close to the big 4, we still have to deal with her occasional temper tantrums, which occur in a variety of forms. Screaming, collapsing to the floor, crying, holding breadth, throwing things, and, in the worst cases, biting or harming others or themselves are all signs of a toddler having a temper tantrum, which normally begin at 18 months of age. Why toddler tantrums occur? Having trouble finding words to express the wide range of emotions experienced at such a young age and while language development is still in progress is the primary cause of toddler tantrums. In addition, toddlers are eager to express themselves yet lack the language skills to do so. As a matter of fact, they are frustrated, and that
