If your child throws tantrums to get what they want… STOP scrolling. This moment right here? It’s not “bad behavior.” It’s a nervous system calling for connection, leadership, and guidance. Children don’t need us to give in, they need us to lead. Tantrums are not the key but your calm influence is. Here’s what you can do to redirect your child and restore peace in your home! 👉 Want to learn how to regulate your child’s nervous system, reduce overwhelm, and reconnect with power and peace? Join t

What to do during your child’s #tantrum. Do you know about strategic tantrums? Thank you for all your support in the previous video! Here are some things you can do during your child’s tantrum #parentingtips #parenting #childdevelopment #discipline #teachertina | Teacher Tina Zamora

Homework time shouldn’t end in tears — for you or your child. When kids resist homework, it’s rarely about laziness. It’s about emotional overload. Their brains are tired, their stress is high, and what they need first is regulation, not reminders. Try this tonight: • Offer a quick movement break before homework starts • Sit with them for the first few minutes to model calm • Break big tasks into small wins (“Let’s just do 3 problems”) When connection comes first, cooperation follows 💛 👉 Comme

🔑3 ways to deal with tantrums When parents focus on making a tantrum stop, or moving a child past it, it is usually because we are thinking a few things like: “Why is she freaking out about this?” “This is not a big deal” “Come on, not again!” One of the best things I ever learned about my child’s brain and development is that tantrums are normal and even healthy. The tears a child releases helps them get back to feeling good again. BUT, that doesn’t make it easy to deal with as a parent. So wh