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How to handle your child's temper tantrum 
Remain calm enough to handle the tantrum properly. 
The worst thing parents can do is have a temper tantrum over their child's temper tantrum. Children need a calming influence, especially during a tantrum, and if you can't provide that, you can't expect them to calm down.

OPTIONS:
- A grounded child is likely to get a tantrum of their own, and it should be avoided. Ground yourself as you do this to prevent the child from lashing out.
- Do the following : Stand firmly on the side of the bed. Move the child into your arms and place one hand on the edge of the bed.
- Take a few deep breaths and wait at least a few seconds before deciding on a response. Make sure the child has what he or she needs.
- Take a deep breath, count to ten, and let them know you're not angry. Put calm things before explaining temper tantrum.
Take a few deep breaths and wait at least a few seconds before deciding on a response. Make sure the child has what he or she needs.