30-Hours Professional Diploma in Early Childhood Tantrums
Credit hours
3
Tantrums are examined from their emotional and cognitive roots to the triggers that set them off. Learners practise responsive management strategies, ways to build emotional regulation, the value of predictable routines and how adult reactions and communication shape a child's behaviour. A practical choice for parents, nannies and early years practitioners.
What you'll cover
- 01Introduction to Early Childhood Behaviour and Tantrum Development
- 02Emotional and Cognitive Foundations of Tantrums
- 03Identifying Triggers and Underlying Causes of Tantrums
- 04Responsive Strategies for Tantrum Management
- 05Building Emotional Regulation Skills in Young Children
- 06Creating Supportive Environments and Predictable Routines
- 07The Role of Adult Reactions and Behaviour Modelling
- 08Effective Communication Techniques with Children During Tantrums
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