Stop Doing This After Your Child Has a Tantrum

#208 In this episode, Lisa discusses her thoughts on post-tantrum approaches. She covers parents trying to discuss tantrums, getting children to reflect on why they had a tantrum, holding grudges about tantrums, asking children to apologize for their behaviour during a tantrum, the importance of connection with your child, and her general approach after a tantrum is over.

Lastly, Lisa addresses seven listener questions, discussing how to manage 15-month-old tantrums, what to do when a toddler tells parents they’re all done to change activities, and how in-laws can impact how you handle tantrums. She then covers strategies for handling tantrums in front of family members, playing with your toddler after a tantrum, how to respond to 13-month-old tantrums, and finishes with advice for when a parent yells during tantrums.

Tantrum Podcast Episodes:

Episode 194: Why Tantrums Can End By 3-Years-Old
Episode 174: When Ignoring Tantrums Goes Too Far
Episode 165: How Your Reaction Can Make Loud Tantrums Worse
Episode 145: Stop Feeding Tantrums & Outbursts

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