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Why not to take your toddler tantrum personally and a magical mum business

MELTDOWN MANAGEMENT Tantrums are a typical part of toddler development and peak between 18 and 36 months! But here's the hard part, says Devon Kuntzman. “Knowing this doesn't make it any easier to sit with a child's big feelings and emotions during a tantrum. What makes it easier for me is to think about them as an emotional release. One of the most important things as you help your child move through a tantrum is to focus on keeping yourself calm and grounded. Embracing your child during the hard moments is the simplest form of showing unconditional love. It can be all that's needed to show them you're connected. Remember, tantrums are NOT a reflection of your parenting. It's not personal. It's your little one learning to navigate this world.”…

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The Green Parent (Digital) - 1 Issue, August - September 2024

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