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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]My day ended yesterday after the park tantrum,,, the 6 year old tantrum because I wouldn't let him eat junk food all afternoon, both having tantrums because I asked them to put their shoes in the basket y the door and not to jump on the couch, the 4 year old having a melt down over nap time The day ended with another tantrum this time because I put the 4 year old's milk in the wrong cup ( didn't realize there was a right one) and because her milk wasn't warm ( didn't realize she needed it warm) she goes on a screaming fit and tries to kick me all because I ask her to ask in a kinder voice if she wanted a new cup and warm milk Mom enters as this is happening. I explain the situation. What does she do picks the girl up cuddles her like she's an infant and says"oh well she does like her milk warm." Can't fix clueless. [/quote] Ha and I love how parents think this is normal behavior. Kids will have tantrums but by 4 and 6 the parents should have taught them a routine for dealing with there feeling. I worked for one family where the boy would communicate to me that he was going to have a tantrum and then go to his room until he calmed down. Then he would come out and talk to me about his feelings and what set him off. Now that is good parenting. By 4 and 6 violent tantrums are not acceptable. [/quote]
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