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Toddler Meltdown

Toddler Meltdowns: Understanding Big Emotions in Young Children Toddler meltdowns can feel overwhelming for children and the adults supporting them. In this video, we explore what’s really happening during a toddler meltdown, using an anonymised, educational example, and why these moments are about nervous system overload, not bad behaviour. You’ll learn: What happens in a toddler’s brain during a meltdown Why calm adult presence matters more than talking or correcting How reducing stimulation helps children regulate What helps and what doesn’t during intense emotional moments What meltdowns really mean for parents and caregivers This video is for parents, carers, and early childhood educators who want to respond to meltdowns with understanding, connection, and confidence. Key reminder Toddlers don’t have meltdowns because they want to. They have meltdowns because they can’t cope yet and they need calm, attuned adults to help them feel safe.