Temper tantrums are common for toddlers between 1-2 years old as they are unable to effectively communicate and become frustrated. The document outlines classic signs of temper tantrums like whining, shouting, and hitting. It recommends preventing tantrums through consistency, positive reinforcement, distraction, and addressing a child's needs before frustration escalates into a full tantrum. Temper tantrums are a normal part of child development and can be managed through patience, consistency in routines, and rewarding good behavior.