Meltdowns More Good Days – Parenting Blog

We often think of meltdowns and tantrums as a toddler behavior, but they still happen with older children (even adults!) Meltdowns are more common for neurodiverse children, including kids with autism, anxiety and sensory processing disorders. But any one can have one given enough stressors. Tantrum vs. Meltdown When you see a child throw themselves…

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