Toddler Temper Tantrums

“ I can’t take my toddler to the grocery store anymore.”
“ Everybody has advice about dealing with temper tantrums
but nothing seems to work for my toddler.”
“ I’m always late for work because she refuses to get dressed in the morning.”

Are you exhausted from dealing with your toddler’s temper tantrums? Is your patience stretched thin as you struggle to find ways to manage your child’s out-of-control behavior? While living with a toddler can be fun, it presents daily challenges that often leave parents feeling worn out and exasperated.

Every toddler’s temperament and personality is unique. Finding ways to help toddlers when they lose control tests every parent’s patience. The task requires the skills of a diplomat and the tolerance of an angel. Toddlers are not developmentally equipped to exert self-control and behave in a manner that is socially acceptable. It’s up to you to find ways to help your toddler develop those skills.

This E-book will help you minimize your toddler’s tantrums, while he or she learns more positive ways to manage frustrations. The interactive format is designed to help you apply practical solutions that work with your child’s unique personality and temperament.

Let us help you make living with a toddler a little easier by:

• Implementing routines and teaching house rules that minimize tantrums.
• Turning power struggles into cooperation.
• Using limited choices as a way to foster independence.
• Identifying triggers that set off your child’s tantrums.
• Learning how to avoid tantrums.
• Developing strategies to use when a tantrum is unavoidable.

Parenting Partnership’s Online Learning Series provides tools and tips to help you simplify family life so you can enjoy your parenting experience

Option 1 - For $12.95 you purchase the E-Book

Option 2 – For $45.00 you purchase the E-Book and 30 minutes talk time with a Family Life Educator to discuss how you can apply the principles from the workshop to your family.

Feedback from parents:

“ I’m amazed at what a difference creating routines has made.”
“ I feel more confident when my child loses control.”
“ Something as simple as timing has made a big difference in our family.”

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