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Why children throw tantrums when parents are in a hurry, says psychology

Outlet: The Times of India · TOI LIFESTYLE DESK · Published 19/10/2026 04:12 UTC

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Transitions can be a tricky time for children, often leading to emotional outbursts as they learn to manage their feelings. When parents rush them, it can heighten anxiety and spark tantrums. Studies show that how caregivers respond plays a crucial role in a child's emotional development. By validating emotions, offering choices, and giving timely warnings, parents can ease the transition process.

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