Parental educational practices and children's tantrums
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AlbakiReads Editorial A study of parenting responses and tantrums in early childhood
A study of parenting responses and tantrums in early childhood
Drawing on questionnaires completed by 106 parents of children aged two to six, Ana Duarte examines the relationship between parental educational practices and children’s tantrums. The book places tantrums within typical early childhood development, linking them to emerging independence and limited choice-making ability. Its central concern is how parents respond: the study distinguishes appropriate and inappropriate practices and notes that physical punishment may be used when tantrums occur. A concise psychology-focused study, it presents parenting behavior as an important part of understanding and addressing these episodes.
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- Parents seeking research-based discussion of tantrums in children aged two to six
- Students or general readers interested in developmental and parenting psychology
- Readers exploring the connection between disciplinary practices and child behavior
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Book Overview Children's tantrums are a feature of normal child development and appear around 15-18 months of age. They are usually triggered by childr...
Book Details Format: Paperback | Pages: 80 | Language: English | Publisher: OUR KNOWLEDGE PUB | ISBN: 6208362946
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