BIG emotions

13 month old and wow! We have big emotions and quite frankly I’m struggling with them. The second he’s told no, or not picked up, or put down. Or I walk away from him for a second he is crying, laying down on the floor. He will be sat up and throw himself back which obviously hurts him too

I’m exhausted as he still doesn’t sleep well and quite frankly I’m just burnt out and don’t know to manage these emotions

Any advice?

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Unfortunately no advice other than wait it out and give cuddles after. it’s nice to hear it’s not just us. We constantly have the stomping of feet, screaming and throwing himself on the floor when he doesn’t get what he wants or I tell him no😩 it’s awful to see but unfortunately its just a part of them learning to regulate their emotions. I struggle too and never know if im doing it right. But always remember we are also learning too!❤️

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