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Temper Tantrums: Calming the Outburst 
 
by Valencia P. Higuera August 11, 2005

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  • Ignoring a temper tantrum is an effective way of getting a toddler to calm down. Some children thrive on the attention. The more their parents try and calm them, the louder they scream. However, if the parents ignore the outburst and continue with their routine, the child will quickly realize that they do not have an audience, and the tantrum will cease. Some children are determined to upset their parents, thus they may purposely scream at the top of their lungs until they get what they want. In this situation, parents may have to physically pick up the child, place them in their room, close the door, and make them remain in the bedroom until calm.

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