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Avoid Giving in to Temper Tantrums from "summary" of 13 Things Mentally Strong Parents Don't Do by Amy Morin
When your child throws a temper tantrum, it can be tempting to give in just to make the behavior stop. However, giving in teaches your child that throwing a fit is an effective way to get what they want. This sets a dangerous precedent for future behavior. By giving in, you reinforce the idea that tantrums are an acceptable way to communicate their needs or desires. Instead of giving in, it's important to set boundaries and stick to them. This teaches your child that tantrums will not result in a desired outcome. It also helps them learn that they are capable of regulating their emotions and finding more appropriate ways to express themselves. One way to avoid giving in to temper tantrums is to stay calm yourself. When you react emotionally to your child's fit, you may inadvertently escalate the situati...
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