Babies are born with immature brains; they do not have the neurological or cognitive ability to reason and think as an adult mature brain can. 
Did you know that 90% of brain maturation happens by around 6 years old? This is why managing their emotions in early childhood is so hard! 
Young children are dependent on their parents, family members, teachers and caregivers to develop the necessary skills to become independent and live a healthy, successful life 
While they are learning, for no apparent reason, they will tantrum which is a form of communication. They may roll around kicking and screaming so loud – without any care of concern for the neighbors or shoppers and you know what? It is ok! 
During early childhood, they are learning so much. When we understand that it is part of expressing their needs and desires, we can then:
Teach them how to manage their emotionsBe there, offer comfort when they cry 
Allow them the opportunity to experience making better choices using positive discipline strategies that teach, punishments do not 
When young children are overwhelmed by big emotions, it is our responsibility to model calm and not join in the chaosRemember they are growing and learning. Behind every behavior is a need that is expressed 
