Kids having tantrums because they feel safe to do so? Here are my thoughts on this topic. This is a clip from the latest BratBusters Parenting Podcast Episode on tantrums. You can listen to the full episode now on your favourite podcast player! 🎧 P.S. You can start your calm leadership journey today with the BratBusters Behaviour Board (Plus Toddler Basics) no-cost mini course by joining my newsletter. Ready to dive deeper into parenting like a calm leader? Check out the BratBusters Bootcamp co

This is the most amazing strategy. When big emotions rise, yelling at a child only fuels the fire. Instead, try tapping. It's simple, gentle, and surprisingly effective for helping kids reset before a full-blown tantrum or even afterwards when they need to reset. Try it and let us know. There are 9 points to tap: top of head, eyebrow, outside of eye, under eye, under nose, chin, collarbone, under arm, and karate spot. #calmkids #tapping #tappingtechnique #tantrumtips #emotionalregulation #mindfu

🔑3 ways to deal with tantrums When parents focus on making a tantrum stop, or moving a child past it, it is usually because we are thinking a few things like: “Why is she freaking out about this?” “This is not a big deal” “Come on, not again!” One of the best things I ever learned about my child’s brain and development is that tantrums are normal and even healthy. The tears a child releases helps them get back to feeling good again. BUT, that doesn’t make it easy to deal with as a parent. So wh