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My 2yr & 8 month old daughter rarely throwing tantrums instead she will silently cry & hide her face if she want something, is this normal?
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No tantrum : She could just be a shy child, as long as she has normal speech & develpment she indicated her needs & communicate with you & other, there is no problem. Good luck.
Answered 5/1/2016
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