The Tantrum Toolkit: Positive Parenting

The Tantrum Toolkit organizes its approach around calming, connecting and communicating. Lessons connect intense feelings with physical, emotional and relationship needs, while a workbook supports reflection. It suits caregivers seeking a focused discussion of tantrums, particularly in younger children, and willing to treat simplified brain models as teaching aids rather than a clinical explanation.

What you will learn

• Review situations that may precede a tantrum.
• Consider physical and relationship needs.
• Practice calm, connected communication and limits.

Who this suits

Parents of children aged one to ten, grandparents and interested professionals; no previous knowledge is required. The published lessons were last updated in 2020.

Before you enroll

Match examples to the child’s age, needs and family context. A short course can support reflection and communication, but its suggestions are not a diagnosis or individualized treatment. Compare claims with their evidence, avoid promises about a child’s future, and seek qualified local support for concerns that need assessment.

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Put it into practice

Describe a fictional tantrum situation without labeling the child. Identify a possible unmet need, a safe adult response and a calm moment later to discuss the boundary.

Source and review

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