Throwing tantrums

Tell me if this sounds familiar. You’re in the middle of the grocery store and your cart is half-full. Suddenly, your 2-year-old decides that she wants a big box of candy that you are not going to …

You're in your least favorite aisle of the grocery store: Aisle 5. That's the candy aisle. Your four-year-old daughter is screaming at you full blast because she's very upset that you would not allow her to have the candy bar she had sweetly pointed out. She's stuck in the cart, but you're sure she can be heard all throughout the store. It feels like a crowd is slowly gathering to see how you're going to handle the situation. Does this situation sound familiar? Of all the behavioral problems…

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I watch my three-year-old son thrash on the floor, his screams reaching such a high volume I worry the neighbors will hear. He pounds his fists and throws his

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