When Mother was shopping with the Little One, she suddenly asked to buy a toy that was not suitable for her age. He whined, then after a long time crying, screaming, and rolling on the supermarket floor. Ouch, why do toddlers often tantrum like that? Tantrums are expressions of frustration expressed by children when they face challenges at certain times. This frustration is what triggers an anger called a tantrum. In the above situation, Little is frustrated because he did not get the toy he wanted. Children will tantrum more easily, especially if they are hungry, tired, sleepy, or thirsty. Classified as Normal Tantrums occur most often in toddlers, especially 1-4 years of age, when they are learning to communicate effectively. Mother can be relieved because tantrum habits will tend to subside along with the development of the ability of the child to express their wishes. In addition, tantrums are more often experienced by hyperactive children, children who have strong desires,