1. two
   eight
2. twelve

A tantrum at two years old is not unusual behavior for a child.

1. hungry child
   tired child
2. both answers

When a child is hungry, tired or just bored a tantrum may be brewing.

1. stock up on snacks
   bring their favorite toy
2. both answers

Before you go on vacation, stock up on some snacks for your young children and bring along their favorite toys.

1. to keep tantrums at bay
   so you can rest
2. to kill some time

To keep tantrums at bay, make sure your child has a nap just as if you were at home.

1. feel in control
   constant stimuli
2. expensive toys

At the toddler age, children need to make some choices, so they will feel as if they are in control of their life.

1. you are on vacation
   reward rather than a bribe
2. neither answer

If you offer a treat in exchange for a desired behavior, the treat is a reward rather than a bribe and your child has an opportunity to "choose" to cooperate.

1. brain stem
   cerebrum
2. frontal cortex

During a tantrum, the frontal cortex essentially stops working.

1. brain stem
   cerebrum
2. frontal cortex

The frontal cortex, and it is no surprise that during a tantrum that is the part of the brain that essentially stops working.

1. attention
   candy
2. toys

A temper tantrum is a cry for attention.

1. spank the child
   ignore the tantrum
2. reason with the child

Ignoring the tantrum is the most effective way to deal with it, but than can be difficult when the tantrum occurs in a public place.

1. walk away
   yell at your child
2. have a tantrum yourself

If it is safe to do so, walk away from your child while they are having a tantrum.

1. uncomfortable
   happy
2. rested

An uncomfortable diaper could be a reason for your child to scream. Try to figure out why your child is having a tantrum, and respond to that need.

1. lack communication skills
   too frustrated
2. both answers

Young children may lack the communication skills, or they may just be too frustrated to tell you.

1. distract the child
   spank the child
2. scream at the child

Try to distract the child with something he or she likes.

1. calm
   agitated
2. angry

Calm and serene is the way to be.

1. quietly
   gently
2. both answers

Speak quietly and gently, and all the other parents will think you have it all together.

1. engage you
   help you focus
2. both answers

Eye contact can engage you and help you focus.

1. leave the restaurant
   order ice cream
2. cover the child's mouth

Leave the restaurant and hope a change of scenery will stop the tantrum.

1. regular naps
   healthy snacks
2. can't avoid them

You can't totally avoid tantrums.

1. talk about it
   punish the child
2. move on and have fun

Move on and have fun -- you're on vacation!