Tell us about your child’s tantrum techniques   Pumpkin, it's
going to be really awkward carrying you out of Price Chopper
this way, but if that's how it's going to be ...  I was just at
lunch, talking to someone whose child is just short of 2, and we
were discussing our children’s tantrum techniques. His child
tends to go limp, sliding out of his arms, sort of a wet-noodle
approach.  Both of my children tend to get stiff as boards, so
that if you pick them up, you’re carrying them around, very
conspicuously, like a plank.  Oh, and they cry so loud they can
be heard for miles. Literally miles. It’s like they know they’re
publicly shaming me.  How does your preschooler do it?
Categories: Preschoolers Jennifer Gish  7 Responses    1. LM
says:      They don’t have any. After seeing a stupid kid at
Heathrow Airport throw a tantrum (which involved two benches and
about 10 feet of floor space, our child decided to try it upon
returning home. We walked off. We didn’t reason with our child,
didn’t beg our child to b