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How do you handle your one year old screaming in public?
My almost 18 month old has just started this. On one hand he is so cute, acting like a toddler when he still looks so much like a baby, lol. But on the other hand, I don't want this to become a habit.
ah, he is 1 years old. Saying 'no candy' won't work, or leaving the store and going home won't be a discipline. He is one and doesn't think ahead to long term gratification yet. That type of thing works for older kids.
He is one, it is not a 'stunt'
This is a phase due to your son having so much he wants to say and no words to say it. If he's having a full on tantrum, the best thing you can do is make sure he is in a safe place, that you are near him and then let him cry. He may need to let out his emotions. If you give into his preferences (when they are not reasonable) you will teach him to cry to get what he wants. If you don't give in to his antics, he will not make a habit out of this, but he may continue doing it because he can easily be overwhelmed since he has so much going on in his mind and so few words with which to communicate.
Sometimes my 16 month old son will wail for 15 minutes because he doesn't want to wear a hat, but when it's 16 degrees, he has to wear a hat. He will also cry about getting into his car seat or his stroller.
Also, not sure if you make a routine of naps and bedtimes, but a sure fire recipe for meltdowns is to be in public when your son is tired. Unless we are at someone's house and bring a pack and play, we put my son down in his cribs for naps and nighttime. If we are still out around his naptime, he always gets really cranky.
