In Western countries it is widely accepted that toddlerhood tantrums are normal and even inevitable.What is the case for tantrums outside of Western countries?

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Tantrums are not as widely accepted outside of Western countries and may even be considered uncommon or rare. Cultural norms and parenting practices may play a role in how tantrums are viewed and dealt with in different regions of the world. However, there is no evidence to suggest that tantrums are inherently worse or that children are severely punished for having them in non-Western countries. The idea that children are praised for having tantrums is also not supported by any research.

In Western Countries It Is Widely Accepted That Toddlerhood Tantrums