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Breath holding in babies and toddlers
By Sarah Lawson on 13/11/2006 01:03:02
Shock, anger or frustration can sometimes lead to breath-holding. In smaller children, the reaction is genuine, older toddlers may be doing it for effect. How can you read the signs?
adult?), the toddler will use it as a way of ending future confrontations and as a route to getting his or her own way.Discuss your reactions with your partner so that you can be prepared for other incidents and be united in how you deal with them
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