Surviving Tantrums with Dr. Rebecca Hershberg, Episode #103
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Tantrums can be exhausting for everyone involved- in today's podcast we explore how young children's brains are hardwired for big feelings, how parents may unintentionally trigger outbursts, and how to manage tantrums at stressful times - like at bedtime or when the ice cream truck starts blaring its music. To learn more about Rebecca, visit https://rebeccahershbergphd.com or purchase her book The Tantrum Survival Guide
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