Parenting expert Riddhi Deorah outlines three steps for handling a child's anger: distract them to interrupt escalation, let both of you cool down instead of immediately comforting, and wait until they're calm before offering explanations or reassurance.
It doesn't matter whether your child is 1 or 10. If you want to learn how to manage anger in your child, I want you to watch this first.
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What you need to do is distract your child first. Number 2, please do not correct your child immediately. Give yourself and give your child some time. Just like clouds come and go, Your child's emotion will also come and go. Number 3, please do not go and hug your child immediately. Don't go and tell your child that mummy wants to make you feel better, mummy is here for you. If you do this, you're not giving your child the space to feel better. When your child feels calm, only then will he listen to your reasons. Share this reel and comment distract to get a list of things that you can use to distract your child during temper tantrums.
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