Temper Tantrums?!

Question

Am I the only one dealing with this already??? 
My 15 month old seems to be throwing them LEFT and RIGHT. 
How are you dealing with it? Do you say no and let them cry?
FTM here and it’s to the point where my LO has even figured out that whining and crying randomly will get her paci or us to pick her up.. and same when we tell her no. Helppp

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I don’t usually snap photos of her throwing a fit but this one was because I would let her play with the electrical socket 😑

Most of the time I let her cry it out and I don’t give it any attention. I feel that if she gets a response that she likes from me that she will continue with the tantrums 
But I know most of them are a reaction to being unable to communicate back to me. She is currently learning sign language and it has cut back on them tremendously!

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I usually just sit and wait it out with my LO until he calms down, keeping him away from anything dangerous (as usually it’s the result of me stopping him from playing with power points!). I might say, “you’re angry/frustrated” to acknowledge his feelings and hopefully give him the language later on for him to say he’s feeling frustrated but other than that I keep talking to a minimum until he calms down.

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My LO has tantrums when I take things away from that he shouldn’t be playing with. First I try to ask for it politely when he refuses I’ll tell him no that’s not a toy. When he starts crying and fussing I put him down and let him cry it out.

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My son has been throwing them since he was 11 months. I just let him cry it out. And when he is super whiny I tell him to calm down and tell/show me what he wants or needs.. most of the time it’s a nap but he thinks otherwise😂🙃

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Omg I thought I was the only one my sons 15 months and it’s ridiculous him yelling at me telling me no when I tell him no he throws himself on the ground and flaps around like a fish lol I’m a ftm too and I don’t know what I’m doing at this point lol

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My little guy started a while ago, cry’s and falls over and kicks his legs around. I usually say “nope, that doesn’t work on me. “ and ignore him until he stops. Takes a bit sometimes, and it does help to remove him from the cause - ie the iPad or item he wants. 
He’s my second so I learned with my first.

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My daughter is very sassy! has been throwing tantrums for a few months now, anytime she is told no or something doesn’t work the way she wants it to she screams and and throws herself on the ground out of frustration...It’s hard and I’m still trying to figure out how to handle them. 
At this age mostly is just because they can’t communicate and don’t understand why they can’t have/ do something. I read to redirect and lead them to something else and sidetrack. Which does definitely seem to work and is what we do most of the time, or sometimes if I tell her no several times and she won’t listen, I will be firm and when she looses it then just let her cry it out and ignore her.

Temper Tantrums?!

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