Tantrum De-Escalator

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Intermediate 15 min Verified 4.6/5

Evidence-based scripts and techniques to calm toddler meltdowns using PCIT, Gottman, and emotional coaching frameworks while maintaining parental calm and child connection.

Example Usage

“My 2.5-year-old is having a meltdown at the grocery store because I said no to cookies. She’s screaming and people are staring. I’ve already set the boundary. What do I say and do right now to de-escalate this while keeping my cool?”
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Suggested Customization

DescriptionDefaultYour Value
Age of the child (affects language complexity and reasoning ability)3 years
Current phase: prevention, early_signs, active, or post_tantrumactive
Where the tantrum is occurring (home, public, car, restaurant)home
Whether child needs closeness, space, or movement when upsetmoderate
What caused the tantrum (transition, boundary, hunger, tiredness, overstimulation, wants_unmet)boundary
Current emotional state of the parent (calm, stressed, overwhelmed)calm

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