Kids tantrums can be frustrating and embarrassing for parents but knowing how and why they happen can help you deal with them better.

This article provides information on what preschool tantrums are, when they're normal, how to prevent them, and how to handle your kids’ tantrums when they occur.

Children always don’t have the skills to manage their anger in constructive way. Parents can help children develop skills to release anger in a healthy way and learn self regulation skills in more natural ways. This article helps parents understand why it is important for children to learn to manage their anger and how they can support their children learn self regulation and coping skills for anger management.

Why should parents spend more quality time with their children and how can they fit more quality time to spend with their children in everyday life? These are the questions that most busy parents often ask. If you are a busy parent, struggling to find a balance between work, life and kids, this article will be very helpful to you.

Anger is a way for children to express their emotions such as frustration, anxiety/ fear or hurt. To help 4-year-olds learn to manage their anger, parents must first understand the reasons or triggers for the child’s anger. Use this ‘Anger Outburst Tracker’ to track the triggers, the patterns in anger and plan and document strategies to manage anger in your preschooler. In this article parents will also find 11 ways to connect with your child and help them manage their anger.

Parenting 4-year-olds comes with many challenges including behaviour, tantrums, lack of emotion regulation, being picky eater, not sleeping and toileting challenges to name just a few. in this post parents will identify some of their challenges and find simple parenting tips to overcome these parenting challenges.

Parenting pre-schoolers or 4-year-olds can be challenging. Here are some simple but successful parenting tips to help parents understand why children talk back and how to manage situations when kids engage in back talking.