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Listen, it's the virtual. As a parent, you feel helpless. Get that little sweat going

on. It starts to get hot wherever is happening when your kid has a temper tantrum and you're

not exactly sure how to fix this solution.

Virtual listeners, this is the time that I'm coming to you for advice. This is not unsolicited

advice. I'm coming to you and I'm seeking advice because we are starting to enter the

tantrum phase of toddler dumb. Jimmy is a great kid. He really is. His default is happy

and he is happy like 90% of the time. But like most toddlers and something I've learned

because I used to be that person out in public and I saw a kid having a meltdown and I'm

like, what a bad kid. What about parent? No. That is not the case. That is not a bad child.

That is not a bad parent. Tantrums are a natural occurrence in toddlers because they're

little brains are growing so rapidly and they have these emotions and they don't know

how to express them. What ends up happening is they express them in tantrum form. This

is a very common occurrence and I am now embracing that. Fortunately, we haven't had one of

these in public. They're just happening at home and Bart and I handle things differently

and I just wanted to know if anybody had any tips when it comes to handling tantrums because

what I want to instill in my son and this is kind of like some of the gentle parenting

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