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Toddlers - aren’t they the cutest? They’re all hugs, dribble and toothless smiles.
But every now and then — without warning — they can transform from perfect little angels into tantrum-throwing demons from hell.
Whether they’re 18 months or four years old, they're expert at throwing full blown fits aka screaming and hitting mom and dad in public (hairdressers and supermarkets seem to be tantrum hot spots.)
It's embarrasing, upsetting and plain annoying. So what can you do if you find yourself in this awkward situation? Parenting experts Simone Cave, author of Baby to Toddler Month by Month and Joanne Mallone, author of Toddlers: An Instruction Manual give us their top tips.
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