STOP sending your child to their room during a tantrum. It’s doing more damage than you think. Most parents use “Go to your room!” without realizing what it actually teaches. Here’s why isolating a child in the middle of an emotional storm backfires every time and what to do instead. Ready to change how you handle tantrums? Click the link in bio. #PurposedParenting #ParentingTips #ParentCoach #ParentSupport #ParentingCommunity #Parenting #TantrumTips #ParentingAdvice | Deborah L. Tillman

9.7K views · 43 reactions | An autistic meltdown is not the same as a tantrum. A tantrum will usually stop when the child gets what they want or need but a meltdown will not. Anything can trigger a meltdown and a child can be dysregulated after a meltdown for several hours or even days. #autism #autisticmeltdown #meltdowns #senparenting #autismparentsupport #autismmom #autismfamily | Momlifewithmara | Facebook

🤗 STOP SAYING “HUGS REWARD TANTRUMS” - LOVE ISN’T A REWARD SYSTEM: Co-regulation during meltdowns builds future self-regulation skills 💕 Love and affection are NOT rewards - they’re nervous system regulation tools 🥰 Co-regulating during tantrums trains their brain for future self-soothing 🍬 ONLY reward is giving them the objective they tantrumed for 🤗 Never had a child tantrum just to get a hug - they need comfort, not candy 🌟 Support healthy co-regulation and emotional development with om

6.9M views · 24K reactions | A frustrated mother attempts to pick up her child, Cameron, who is throwing a tantrum in a narrow alley. It's a struggle familiar to many parents facing public meltdowns. #Supernanny #JoFrost #Tantrums #ParentingStruggles #ToddlerLife #PublicMeltdown #MomLife | Supernanny | Facebook

The toddler tantrum stage can be very challenging. A common question from parents of deaf children is whether tantrums are caused by being deaf. The answer is no. Deafness does not affect a child’s development in a way that causes tantrums. Tantrums are a normal part of the toddler stage for all children. Deaf children may have tantrums at home, and this can sometimes be worsened by the fact that 90% of parents with deaf children do not learn sign language. A lack of language can make tantrums w