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Let's be real. Dealing with a tantrum in the Yearlymagazine of the grocery is never easy. Remember the last time your child had a temper tantrum. Was your stress level high? Did you feel helpless? Most parents I talk to agree that these anger explosions happen mainly when a child is told "NO." So, what's a parent to do? I've found that adults respond out of anger and guilt. Parents also, struggle to manage the voice of guilt which makes them feel like a "failure" and helpless. Here are five brain-based tools that my clients have used to stop temper tantrums fast! Emotion Regulation-It's important for kids to know that they are in control of their feelings and emotions. They must also understand that they have the power to make choices on how they will respond to frustration, disappoints, etc. Help Child Know Their Triggers-Parenting always offers opportunities to teach your child on different levels. Many parents don't realize the benefits of u