Handling Toddler Aggression

Toddlers have the ability to melt our hearts with their vulnerability, innocence, and abounding cuteness. And that can make it all the more confusing when they suddenly start to hit, shove, or bite.
And hey, if your toddler is exhibiting some hostility, there’s no need to panic. Aggressive behavior in toddlers is completely normal, as every parent knows, but that doesn’t mean that it should be permitted, or that you can’t take steps to prevent it.
In today’s video, I’ll look at some of the likely causes of aggressive behavior in your toddler, and give you some tips to help spot their triggers and address them before things get out of hand.

[@swflgal8608]

Wow, I never thought it was sleep deprivation! I have just been assuming my toddler is being a toddler, but now that I think about it… she has been struggling to have a solid nap. Thank you so much, I’ll look more into this on your channel.

[@Vanillabean321]

This is so helpful thank you!

[@Monjagetitonya]

How to help 3 year old stop aggressive behavior at daycare and at home … 6 year old brother is autistic and he’s seeing tantrums and aggression from his brother. He’s now hitting at school unprovoked or hitting teachers. Any advice?