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There are few things quite as embarrassing as being out in public with your toddler when he or she decides to throw a right-royal temper tantrum. Just remind yourself – almost everyone who witnesses the temper tantrum will have been in a similar situation with their own children or will one day be in a [...]

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Toddlers can be sensitive to change, which exhibits as anxiety, crying, temper tantrums or other signs of complete melt-down on the part of the child. Try to be sensitive about what your child is trying to convey instead of getting distressed or angry that a melt-down is occurring. Children like routines. What may be boring [...]

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