Children's hysterics can be considered as a special theater, where small actors are striking with high intensity of emotions and energy. Let's take a look at what this striking phenomenon of childhood.
Often, a child may experience a slight injury because of his understanding or feeling of injustice, and his reaction becomes hysteria. For example, a ban on chocolates or refusal in additional minutes of the game can cause pranks that turn into hysterics.
In very young children, when their speech has not yet developed completely, hysterics become a means of expressing their desires and dissatisfaction.
Emotional supersaturation caused by a large number of impressions often turns into hysterics.
How to react?
- Stay calm. The calm reaction of parents helps the child cope with emotions.
- Talk simply. Use simple words to explain the situation or expression of understanding of your child's feelings.
- Consider reality. Hysterics can be an instant explosion of emotions that is not always associated with a real threat.
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Consider hysterics as part of the child's education and development. Understanding their origin and proper reaction can help both parents and children successfully overcome these "performances".
