Silencing the Scream: 2 Year Old Tantrum Taming Tips

You're a busy parent, and tantrums can throw a wrench into your day. But instead of wanting to rip your hair out next time your little one is having a meltdown over something like not getting their way with an open pack of gum on the checkout aisle at the grocery store, try some of these helpful tips that will have you both feeling better in no time!

Keep Your Cool

The first thing you need to do when facing an epic twosie tantrum is keep calm. I know it's easier said than done but losing your composure will make things worse- for everyone involved. Take deep breaths or count backward to 10 or even start meditating (Zen mode, anyone?) It'll help maintain yours child's interest level.

Timing is Everything

Be aware of when toddler tantrums happen most frequently. Mid-day afternoons? Right before naptime? Knowing when they often strike helps prepare ahead.

Get Down To Their Level

Don't stand above them looking down; rather bend down and get down onto their level so that they feel heard, don’t tower over them as it’ll add fuel to fire!

Acknowledge Feelings

Acknowledging feelings are cornerstone during this tough solution making process with children involve letting them feel seen by acknowledging their behavior while providing guidance minus any judgement from outside sources—never underestimates how important accepting emotions well help build trust and empathy among kids which ultimately really calms everything out amidst chaos,

For example, “You look upset” other variations could be saying “you seem angry”, “I see that you’re sad”.

Remembering always sticks up for more empowerment

## Divert Attention Distractions work far better than trying arguing/frustrating situations.

Whipping up a magical brimming jar filled with colorful rubber balls or sparkles from the local dollar store is a fantastic mind bend.

A bonus of this trick? It also works as calming sensory toy for whenever bubba gets fidgety&overwhelmed.

Incorperate Humour

Laughter helps loosen things up and assist with finding solutions better than most therapy sessions, puns/jokes never hurt anybody! Little chuckles in their distressing moments can help them enjoy conversational communications with parents which lays social skills building foundation providing happy memories to gaze back on when they grow old.

Consistency Is Key

Consistent actions done by parents who reinforce behavioral patterns—the behavior you want kids to exhibit over time—that will display positive outcomes compared to mere talks/threats. Positive reinforcement will always trump negative outcries that’s why consistency pays dividend.

Limit Access To Electronic Devices

Don't be surprised how often passive device use—such as watching videos or playing games on your phone—can actually contribute towards toddler tantrum meltdowns when access is refused/unavailable,, devices are instant gratification triggers upon request/control removal heads up warning could help.,

Here example: “sweetie I’m letting you know before we leave that my tablet battery died.”

See how much different it sounds rather than springing notification after exiting public areas..

Tablet/game locked timer limits &kid proof case coverages all may need consideration!

Provide Choices Aplenty

Proffer children multiple options/choices if possible within acceptable boundaries.(note- Only offer choices between two alternatives) Instead offering a yes/no option having merely two—to pick either rye/pita bread sandwiched with chicken breast, grape juice/carton milk for instance..Additional choices provides channeled decision-making where young person is controlling the situation thus no surprise frustration traumas arise;;

That being said excessively large-set/options like 'pick any car' regarding his favorite hobby might decrease sense since too many provide additional confusion plus lost interest.

Explain Clearly To Adults

When crafting suitable commands in upcoming awkward scenarios for parents, ensure that instructions should be delivered with understandability/peaceful explanations because no one likes cryptic speech patterns..!

For example, “I am not getting you gum today” is much better than saying "can’t do it !sorry devin!’'’ (Which will perhaps lead to massive tantrums.)

Regardless of parent’s explanation tendencies kids will pick up some important communication traits—so ensuring fact-based clear/memorable words maintains self-optimized dialogue which ultimately benefits everyone around.

That being said;

Voice Tone Does Matter

The tone used mainly vocal sound during interactions verbal or non-verbal cues—all bear effect on the result.

Overly high-pitched excited voice or rough/angry yelling tones proves counterproductive try and maintain calm slight firmness in dim-voices.

Bonus tip: Whispers sometimes work excellent! Children think whispers are secrets so they'll listen more carefully/envision goals outcomes subtly)

Your tone does matter..

Make Them A Part Of Solution

A young person always feels included if involved within process&there idea contribution valued never fails even for toddler meltdowns..

So while searching alternatives make sure your little buddy assists rather telling them what to do under direction show active listening skills by incorporating their ideas/solutions towards issue management as it’ll help improve social skills/self-trust among-themselves whist coming up collective winning moments together!

Table below showing some tips at a glance:

In Conclusion,

There's no complete cure toward ending inevitable childhood temper-tantrums but these tried-and-tested tips can assist healthy boundary-building amongst adults/kids alike, leading to better social relationships along the way.

As always keep on laughing.

Until next time!