@sbukx: Toddlers. 16 month old? JUST ABOUT A TODDLER and the Tantrums have really come into full force and honestly im still figuring out how to handle them. I dont know if what im doing is good or bad or anything. This tantrum lasted over 15 minutes!!! I know they need to learn to self regulate eventually, but that will take a while im sure considering hes only just become a toddler? Someone said hard baby easy toddler… WELL THEY ARE WRONG, hard baby and hard toddler at this point lol send help!! Oh and i have no idea what set this off either hehe. #toddler #tantrum #tantrums #toddlerlife #toddlermum

Wendy🌸💐🌸 :

Walk away, put him in a safe space, let him cry it out,

A :

I'm a mother of two and my advise is ignore him. all the time you're watching him, he has your full attention. when he stops, give him a cuddle or do something nice. do not entertain bad behaviour. By the way, my 2 boys r now 19 and 21 and r amazing kids 😉

Sai 🫐 :

What a great day having no kids

hartleysweightloss :

as a dad of 3. dont pander to it. walk off... its hard but it needs to be done

D66 :

Hate to say it, but it gets worse 😂

_emi__j :

Around 14–24 months is PRIME time for “out-of-nowhere” meltdowns. It is actually developmentally normal, even though it can feel overwhelming. Emotions come fast and big, but they have almost zero capacity to manage them. Also they understand far more than they can convey to you, and that can lead to frustration, helplessness, and rage when their needs are misunderstood. Tantrums are a nervous system response, NOT misbehavior! Your calm presence is the medicine. Not lectures. Not logic. Tantrums are like storms, they just need to pass. Trying to reason mid-storm usually escalates things. Comfort, contain, and wait. Offer closeness if they want it. Some toddlers need space but still want you nearby. ABSOLUTELY NO IGNORING! ❤️

Melissa :

Mum of 3 here - you handled this like an absolute champ! No bother to you. You gave him space, you offered cuddles, you kept calm and you offered a distraction. That boy has the best mummy and he is clearly so loved. The tantrums don’t last forever ❤️

GrandeVino 🇪🇺 :

Why are people so intent on overly gentle parenting....

Katie Thwaites :

I always take mine outside ! see the birds or stars, doesnt always work but often does!

Roxxelana :

Lau Laura :

This video make me so nervous.

AnnieMudway 🩷 :

Well done mummy for keeping calm. xxxx

TataZaDyche :

spokojnie robisz wszystko ok trzeba to przeczekać być obecnym i w razie potrzeby gotowym żeby przytulić jak dziecko będzie gotowe . powodzenia

Dima Maghrib💯 :

Trotzphase, machen fast alle durch

maripili :

dicen que no hay que dejar que lloren, pero creo que ellos necesitan soltar la rabia ... que lloren unos minutos y ya luego les das su apego y les muestras algo nuevo y lo aceptan con más calma... creo que todos necesitamos expresar nuestra pataleta de vez en cuando y soltarla...

x_i :

اتوقع بسبب التسنين

بسام :

اقرأي عليه من القرآن الكريم : سورة الفاتحة، آية الكرسي، سورة الإخلاص، سورة الفلق، سورة الناس

Meggy :

Sorry Was habt ihr für Kinder?

r :

يمه والله لا ابكي معه

المحامية عبير🇸🇦 :

أتوقع إمساك معه إمساك الطفل من طريقة وقفوه وحركته

Roz :

My daughter had this but it ended up being HFM

Alicia Gimenez :

A la ducha de agua fría y se pasa todo

#justice # :

или кушать или спать хочет ребёнок, видно перевозбудился и истерика.... нужно вовремя всё делать

JoJo :

I find it perplexing that so many kids have episodes like this. Could it be over stimulation.? I honestly have no answers. I had young ones in the late 70’s and mid 80’s. Life was so different then,

charlotteswebboflife :

from a child psychologist and connective parent coach, you did absolutely everything right, well done, this is so refreshing to see, staying close and letting him feel his feelings and him knowing you are there for a cuddle if he needs it. youre amazing 💙