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EPISODE · Jun 5, 2026 · 19 MIN

Tantrums, Toast, and Tiny Humans- Surviving Toddler Tantrums

from Grow and Imagine: The Child Development Podcast · host Kay P. and Derrick B.

We discuss why toddlers have big emotions, the types and triggers of tantrums, and practical co-regulation strategies for caregivers. They explain that tantrums are developmentally normal, not misbehavior, and offer tools to support emotional growth, such as staying calm, using predictable routines, and reframing tantrums as a form of communication. The key: support, not punishment, helps toddlers learn to regulate their emotions.  Support the showThanks for joining us on this journey through childhood. Until next time, keep learning, keep growing, and keep supporting the young humans in your life. We need your support! And why your support matters:This podcast was created for parents, families, caregivers, and everyone who plays a role in a child’s life. Proceeds from this podcast help support kidpreneurs, young entrepreneurs building their first big ideas by teaching them creativity, leadership, and hands-on business skills. Through small-business courses and sponsorships, we help children's dreams come true.

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We discuss why toddlers have big emotions, the types and triggers of tantrums, and practical co-regulation strategies for caregivers. They explain that tantrums are developmentally normal, not misbehavior, and offer tools to support emotional growth, such as staying calm, using predictable routines, and reframing tantrums as a form of communication. The key: support, not punishment, helps toddlers learn to regulate their emotions. Support the show Thanks for joining us on this journ...

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