Tantrums over the smallest thing

My son is having tantrums over the smallest thing, he will go to play with a toy then a second later go into meltdown for no reason. The drama is like something from eastenders.

FTM so jsut learning as I go 🤣

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it’s a nightmare isn’t it! for some reassurance, although i’m sure you already know, it’s all developmental and he isn’t doing anything out of the ordinary. it may seem like the smallest thing for us, but toddlers have huge emotions and haven’t learnt how to process them yet, hence the tantrums 🙈🤣 give him space to process the feelings and just reassure him when he’s calmed down that all we can do! my daughter has had about 10 today alone, and almost every other day! up until a week ago she’d never had one so goodness me this past week has killed me🙈🤣xx

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Oh my days, sometimes I don't know whether to laugh or cry 😂 My eldest daughter was so good and didn't really have tantrums until after 2/towards 3. However, my youngest daughter, she is insane 😂

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The nurse mentioned the NIPT blood test when I got to the exam room, so I just said, “oh, no thank you. I’ll be declining genetic testing.” She kinda paused and made a face. Then she said, ok well your chart says you’re due for your pap, so I’ll have you undress … and I said, “oh, no. I’d just feel more comfortable waiting until after I deliver to have my next pap if that’s ok.” She made a face again and said “oh, you’ll be declining that too well ok! Here is a pamphlet on the suggested vaccines for your next appt and the doctor will be in in a minute!”



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