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Meltdown vs. Tantrum: The Difference Every Parent Needs to Know You’re in the store. Your child’s screaming. Everyone’s staring — and someone mutters, “That kid needs discipline.” But here’s what they don’t understand 👇 That’s not a tantrum. It’s a meltdown. A tantrum is want-based. A meltdown is overload-based. One is control — the other is collapse. For many autistic or sensory-sensitive kids, their brain isn’t being “difficult.” It’s drowning in input — noise, lights, transitions, frustratio

Do you know the difference between a tantrum and a meltdown? "Autistic meltdowns are not the same as tantrums because they are typically a response to feeling overwhelmed by sensory stimuli or situations that are confusing or distressing. It is not about seeking attention or manipulating a situation to get what they desire but rather a genuine expression of being unable to cope with the situation at hand. 💙" ~ Reposted from @birdy_and_i . . . #autism #autismboy #autismawareness #autistic #autis

Every tantrum has a message. Not ‘bad behaviour’, but a need the child couldn’t express in words. When we meet their storm with calm instead of control, we teach them the skill we want them to learn: emotional regulation. If this conversion resonates with you, tune into #248 Autism, Healthy Parenting, Side-effects of screen time & Pediatric Care in Ayurveda | With Dr Vignesh Devraj, MD (Ay) and Dr Arun B Warrier available on Spotify, YouTube, and Apple. (Link in Bio) Ayurveda for children, Ayurv