My toddler tantrums when he doesn't get his way. Do I ignore him or redirect him? When a kid's having a tantrum, you're filing your nails waiting, it's like you're waiting for a bus. You don't look at them or talk to them, but as soon as they're done, you move onto a new activity, like reading a book. You're sending the message that the tantrum gets no attention. Toddlers usually don't tantrum all by themselves in a room. They want an audience. A tantrum is just a loss of emotional control at no

Behind the parent who keeps losing their temper is not someone who does not care. It’s someone who is trying so hard. They’ve read the posts. They’ve saved the tips. They’ve promised themselves tonight will be different. And then it happens again. Not because they don’t love their kids. Because when their body is overwhelmed, love doesn’t stop the reaction. This is the part no one talks about. When you’re triggered, you don’t have access to your best parenting tools. Your nervous system takes ov

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