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Dealing with tantrums
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Everyone wants to stay sane, so consider which battles are worth fighting over. If you have a child who frequently has tantrums then ignore the ones that don't involve someone else being hit or hurt in some way. Stop yourself from getting involved every time he has a tantrum, as this can be particularly rewarding for some children.
Laverne Antrobus p83, Ain't Misbehavin', How to Understand your child's behaviour and get the best from them, Pearson Prentice Hall
By Laverne Antrobus, author
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