#Child Temper Tantrums

[coolkoalameditation]

What Are the Most Common Behavioral Disorders in Children?

The most common behavioral disorders in children are:

Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD). 

ADHD is a neurodevelopmental disorder that affects children's ability to pay attention, control their impulses, and be still. Symptoms of ADHD can include fidgeting, talking excessively, difficulty staying on task, and being easily distracted.

ADHD is often treated with meditation, therapy, or both. Medication can help to improve attention and focus, while therapy can help children learn how to manage their symptoms and develop coping skills.

Check out Guided Bedtime Meditations for Children with ADHD and Anxiety

Oppositional defiant disorder (ODD). 

ODD is a behavioral disorder characterized by a persistent pattern of uncooperative, defiant, and hostile behavior towards authority figures. Children with ODD may often argue with adults, refuse to follow the rules, and deliberately annoy others.

ODD is often treated with behavioral therapy. This type of therapy helps children learn how to control their behavior and develop better coping skills.

Conduct disorder (CD). 

CD is a more serious behavioral disorder than ODD. Children with CD often engage in aggressive, destructive, or criminal behavior. They may start fights, steal, vandalize property, or hurt others.

The CD is often treated with medication, therapy, and behavior modification. Medication can help to reduce aggression and impulsive behavior, while therapy can help children learn how to manage their emotions and develop better social skills.

Autism spectrum disorder (ASD). 

ASD is a developmental disorder that affects a child's communication and social skills. Children with ASD may have difficulty understanding and responding to social cues and may have restricted interests and repetitive behaviors.

ASD is often treated with early intervention services, education, and therapy. Early intervention services can help children develop their communication and social skills. In contrast, education and therapy can help them learn how to cope with their challenges and live a fulfilling life.

These are just some of the most common behavioral disorders in children. Many other behavioral disorders exist, and each child will experience symptoms differently. If you are concerned that your child may have a behavioral disorder, it is essential to talk to your doctor. They can help you assess your child's symptoms and make a diagnosis.

Early diagnosis and treatment can help to improve your child's quality of life. For better and traditional treatments introducing a bedtime meditation like Cool Koala can be a game changer.

Read More: Sweet Dreams: A Mom's Guide to Solving Bedtime Behavior Problems

[crustyfloor]

brain vomit....When Mizi sees Sua I wonder if a part of her feels angry for what she did in round 1, in the way Sua haunts her perspective, Mizi sees her as her 'antagonist', and it's her own personal torture having to see her again even when she's gone. In the way Luka was taunting her, reminding her of her own naivety, she felt that when Sua holding her face so tenderly, the bitterness was the same. Leaving her in the dark for all that time just to let it all crash down on Mizi when the time came, her sacrifice, her betrayal was just that and Mizi is left alone knowing that she and Sua had never been on the same page.

And with that sadness, rage, and overwhelming grief culminated all in one she projects that into her outburst on Luka, for playing with her feelings, pushing her to the limit like this, and on Sua, for not being honest with her in the first place. for abandoning her.

[robohintz]

Honestly Lewis is nicer than me because I would’ve just been like “The car is shit. Everything is shit. Everyone sucks” and would’ve went inside with my helmet still on to avoid media 😭

[the-music-maniac]

I don't know how I got sucked into Slugterra lore considering I haven't watched this show since I was 13 but it's 4 am and ???????????????????????

What I wasn't prepared to learn - at the ripe age of 22, is that apparently JUNJIE IS CANONICALLY QUEER?????

AM I BEING LIED TO, WHERE WAS THIS IN THE SHOW, HELP???????

For some context, the only reason I learned this was cause I randomly stumbled onto some Slugterra shipping discourse on tiktok - long story do not ask - and it was like oh god you can't ship Eli with Junjie, Junjie is THIRTY FIVE - and number 1. I did not realize people shipped characters in Slugterra bc last time I was aware of this show I was 13 and stupider than most and 2. THE FUCK DO YOU MEAN HE'S 35????? HE DID NOT LOOK LIKE A 35 YEAR OLD, but if he is Dear Lord 3. and then I GOOGLED IT and y'all gave me a heart attack, I think Junjie is still 15, I'm SORRY but if you get mind controlled for 20 years at the age of 15, and then have no memories of those 20 years, and your body also didn't age during the 20 years you were mind controlled, functionally, you're probably a 15 year old that got yoinked 20 years into the future??? Poor kid. NONE OF THAT MATTERS, WHAT DO YOU MEAN JUNJIE IS QUEER THO

[ahoyimlosingmymind]

i really need comic artists to stop drawing jason todd like he's in his 40's. They're talented artists, no doubt about it- but uh... why does he look like he's Bruce's age?

[waytootiredstudent]

Once more I am fighting my biggest enemy to getting my job done on time:

Boredom

[flashhwing]

you ever have something just like. really throw into sharp relief how much of a spoiled selfish brat you are

[coolkoalameditation]

Mood swings in children can range from mild to severe. Some children may only experience occasional mood swings, while others may have more frequent or intense mood swings.If you are concerned about your child's mood swings, it is important to talk to your pediatrician. They can help you determine the cause of the mood swings and recommend treatment options, if necessary.

Cool Koala Meditation Alexa Skill App is one of the best meditations app offering your kids a wealth of resources for kids sleep like bedtime stories, meditations, and soothing sounds.

[harveeblogs]

5 Strategies for Managing Children's Temper Tantrums

Most parents have felt the frustration of watching their child cry uncontrollably. Parenting can be a tumultuous experience, with temper tantrums often being one of the most difficult and unpredictable challenges.

Whether your child is throwing a tantrum while shopping for a toy or in the comfort of your home, knowing how to respond calmly and effectively is essential. Tantrums are a normal part of childhood development.

Here are five practical strategies to help you manage your child's temper tantrums, allowing you to handle these challenging situations with confidence.

Understanding Why Tantrums Happen 

Tantrums are a common part of growing up, especially in children aged 1 to 4. They occur as young kids are still learning to communicate and often struggle to express their feelings and needs. Common reasons for tantrums can include frustration, hunger, tiredness, and being overwhelmed.

Both boys and girls experience tantrums, particularly between ages 2 and 3. At this stage, they start to learn words but have limited language skills.

To grasp why tantrums occur, think about trying to convey your feelings in a language you don’t understand. The stress of not being able to communicate can lead to an outburst. This is similar to what young children experience.

What Triggers Tantrums? 

Several factors can lead to tantrums. Here are some common triggers:

Frustration: Struggling to achieve a goal or obtain something they want can result in frustration. 

Hunger: When kids are hungry, they are more likely to have emotional outbursts. 

Tiredness: Fatigue can reduce a child’s ability to handle stress. 

Overstimulation: Loud sounds, bright lights, or crowded places can overwhelm them. 

Desire for Independence: Kids wanting to do things themselves but being unable to can feel frustrating. 

Communication Challenges: Limited vocabulary makes it hard for children to express their feelings. 

Seeking Attention: Sometimes, kids throw tantrums to gain attention from parents or caregivers. 

Routine Changes: Unexpected shifts in routine can make children feel insecure and cause tantrums. 

Physical Discomfort: Being uncomfortable, whether due to temperature or illness, can lead to outbursts. 

Can Tantrums Be Reduced? 

While it’s impossible to eliminate all tantrums, as they are a natural part of growing up, there are steps you can take to decrease their frequency and severity. Here are a few strategies:

Establish Routines Consistency: Set a daily schedule with regular times for meals, naps, play, and bedtime. Predictable routines help children feel safe and lower the chances of tantrums caused by fatigue or hunger.

Transitions: Alert your child before you change activities. Simple phrases like, “In five minutes, we’ll clean up,” can help them adjust.

Clear Instructions: Use straightforward language to communicate your expectations. For example, before shopping, explain the rules, such as staying close to the cart and not requesting toys.

Positive Reinforcement: Recognize and reward good behavior to encourage positive actions. Acknowledging their efforts can inspire them to continue behaving well.

Identify and Manage Triggers Observe Patterns: Notice situations or environments that tend to lead to tantrums. If your child often has meltdowns when hungry, keep snacks on hand.

Prevent Overstimulation: Limit time spent in overly stimulating environments, such as crowded or noisy places, to avoid overwhelming your child.

Our school faculties have discussed how to tackle tantrums into step by step strategies. To read more about it please visit:https://www.theharveeschool.com/blog/5-ways-to-handle-temper-tantrums-in-children/

[cascadianights]

I'm watching Jesus Christ: superstar and let me just say, as someone w loads of early religious trauma, you missed out on so many opportunities here

[a-skeleton-of-something-m0re]

At what age does hearing your parents talk shit about you behind your back stop feeling like being hit in the chest with a hammer?

[blood-orange-juice]

It's not that I don't believe Oratrice couldn't be tempered with

I'm more wondering how you'd do that

It's not like swapping a gear or two in a machine

The thing is like AI with a bit more complications

Do you just "feed" information to it prior to influence its judgement? Let's say it would accept that information. But why would you make it so it would listen to anything outside of trial?

Also

Childe

Can you stop doing Foul Legacy at ant inconvenience? Like he is all about "love crossing blades with strong opponents" but all he does is summon Mahoraga at any inconvenience

No wonder he is still shit with a bow.

True.

If it's AI, it's either done by adversarial attacks (spray Childe with some guilty pixels) or yes, by swapping (metaphorical) gears.

The first isn't that different from 'hurr durr primordial sea traces' just with an extra step, the second... If Oratrice is the old Archon's consciousness this probably can't be done at all?

maybe Childe just pissed off enough oceanids while levelling

Maybe forging the outcome in the last moment? Someone was in the reactor room (I am not sorry) while the trial was going on then (they could have fed it extra data too). Doesn't seem too plausible either.

I'm bad at analyzing lore like this so I can only think from a narrative viewpoint.

Childe just randomly being connected would be bad writing. Someone framed him. Knowing/suspecting the outcome.

Not having hints allowing us to solve the mystery would be bad writing too, it's the whodunit expanstion. So I doubt it's something about the technical details we don't know yet.

So I'll keep it simple and lean towards the primordial sea connection (the question is then who could have known about it) and no tampering with the machine itself.

Also do we have the familiar voice Lyney heard in the secret room accounted for? Was it Cowell? Or was it dropped?

Maybe I'll have something to say once I go through the world quests. They usually have important lore. Maybe we do know the Oratrice technical details and I'm just not there yet.

*

Childe.

Can't stop won't stop. That seemed more like desperation than inconvenience to me though.

[boycannibal]

i think i wouldnt have much trouble with my parents getting divorced and remarrying but having a stepsibling would be so weird . random ass person in my house and im supposed to like them? weird

[howshouldibegin]

I can have sympathy for a parent with a screamingly upset toddler on the bus and be fuckin annoyed about it at the same time. I'm multitalented like that.

[delicris]

loss of innocence

i longed for more purple in my life for violets and pastel skies the sun rays breaking through an amethyst wisterias embracing the garden gate i longed for more purple in my life until the purple started turning green then yellow took over slowly and left just a memory behind i longed for more purple in my life but over the years i learned the only natural purple i was allowed to see stemmed from the insides of this house the one with the lilac façade

[greatalastoraltruist]

Me: "not everything is for you"

Person: "OH YEAH WELL SOME THINGS ARE FOR ME AND YOU SAYING THAT I CANT HAVE EVERYTHING IS INFANTILIZING YOURSELF AND OTHERS LIKE YOU WAH WAH WAH"