What to Do If Your Child Hits You, Pulls Your Hair, or Throws Tantrums

Dr. Sandip Gupta

If your child hits you, pulls your hair, bites, or throws things when angry, there's no need to panic. In young children, behaviors such as tantrums, aggression, hitting, biting, and grabbing are often their way of expressing emotions they cannot yet communicate with words. By responding appropriately, you can help your child learn healthy ways to manage their emotions. In this video, Dr. Sandip Gupta (Pediatrician) explains: ✔️ Why do children hit or pull hair? ✔️ What should parents do during tantrums? ✔️ What mistakes should parents avoid? ✔️ What is co-regulation, and why is it important? ✔️ Simple parenting tips to calm your child and encourage positive behavior This video is especially helpful for new parents, new mothers, and anyone raising young children. ⚠️ Disclaimer: This video is intended for educational purposes only. If your child's aggressive behavior is frequent, becoming more severe, or you have concerns about their development, please consult your Pediatrician or a Child Development Specialist.