How to Stop a Toddler From Throwing in Anger
Toddlers become frustrated quickly because their brains are still developing, and they cannot control their impulses. They are in a continuous phase of learning and strongly require parental support to guide them in the right direction. Sometimes toddlers scream and throw things in anger. Parents need to be assured that although this is not appropriate behavior; it is a normal reaction from a frustrated toddler. Small children need to be taught how to behave appropriately, especially when they are angry.
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Tell your toddler to stop throwing. Take away whatever the toddler is throwing.
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Explain to your toddler that throwing things can hurt people or break something. Also explain how it is appropriate to only throw certain things like a ball into a plastic container when playing a game or throwing balls outside.
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Remove the toddler from the situation. Distract her with something else to do, such as playing toys, coloring or reading a book.
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