Causes of Temper Tantrums
- The child is either hungry, tired, upset, or worried.
- They want to be on their own and they will throw a tantrum if they can't do what they want.
- They are trying to catch your attention to test your rules.
- They are not able to articulate exactly what they need, feel, want to which upsets them.
- They do not understand what you want them to do.
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