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When your toddler has a meltdown, it seems perfectly reasonable to try to talk to them to help comfort them. But have you every noticed that the more you talk, the worse the meltdown gets? This is very normal, and it's because of how your child's brain works. The key to helping your child during a tantrum or a meltdown isn't to talk to them. It requires a different approach, and after watching this video you'll know exactly how to do it.

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00:00 - 00:41 : The Talking Trap Every Parent Falls Into

00:41 - 02:21 : What Your Words Are Really Doing to Their Brain

02:22 - 03:11 : Why Your Good Intentions Backfire

03:12 - 03:40 : The Counter-Intuitive Solution That Actually Works

03:41 - 06:24 : The Dollhouse Meltdown

06:25 - 07:44 : The Public Tantrum Dilemma

07:45 - 09:16 : When You Need an Exit Strategy

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