When kids throw tantrums or meltdowns or whatever you call it in your house, it’s easy as a parent to react negatively. The yelling and crying might be so loud or so upsetting that you just want to make it stop. By focusing on stopping the behavior, however, you’re ignoring the fact that giant meltdowns are a cry for help. Yelling and stomping feel natural to…
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