Temper expresses anger and tantrum releases frustration. Tantrums are dramatic fits and upsetting for those nearby. Yet, the tantrum let's your child release powerful feelings and settle down. Reasons why children have tantrums may vary. How often and how strong tantrums happen is affected by personality.
Tantrums occur more often with tired or hungry children.
Using a loud voice or threatening punishment may actually cause tantrums to worsen. A good plan is to prevent tantrums when possible. Offering choices often helps your child stay calm. The goal for parents is to teach their child about dealing with anger. Learning takes time and practice.