Help…Normal tantrum or something more?

take her to a professional to have her evaluated.. she could be having pain & can't communicate it... some kids need tubes in their ears; if otherwise healthy maybe a lifestyle change is triggering it.

have to tried to hold her to calm her down? (i'm sorry, the door is killing me, cause even in my frustration I'd want to see my girl)

defo will be taking her to be evaluated, thank you.

Also just want to add, I didn’t close the door on her 😂😅 she stormed off and slammed the door behind her. I figured it was best to have a little video evidence of how she’s been recently without pointing the camera in her face. Xx

If you were to open the door and give her whatever it was she was tantruming about, what would happen?

it honestly varies. More often than not though, she just calms down. Again though, door was only closed for about 20 seconds, she usually runs off to have her tantrum and won’t want me anywhere near her.

My son was like this at that age. He’s very deep feeling. He too was also an early speaker and then had a regression. I was told not to worry by health visitor. He’s six now and doing very well, still a very deep feeler though and prone to emotional outbursts.
I remember being on the other side of the slammed door so many times. I let him know I was there when he was ready for me and accepted him with open arms when he did eventually.
You are doing amazing, if you feel going for an evaluation would help then go for it. Sometimes if nothing else they will help you with coping strategies.

If it’s 50/50 is that a cause for concern? Her “minor tantrums” or ger just acting out a little usually end ok, but her what I would deem her “meltdowns” there’s no calming her down even if she gets what she wants, these happen atleast 1-2 times a day. X

thank you for taking the time to explain… I’ll obviously be seeking some GP advice also, but after bottling up so much mum guilt and anger, I just needed any and all advice after an overwhelming day. X