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In the midst of a child's temper tantrum, nothing might seem like it will help calm your fussy little one -- but The Doctors reveal a fun and creative way to help your child chill out.
Watch: What to Do When Your Kid Is Having a Tantrum
They discuss how Drew Barrymore reportedly uses bubbles to stop her kids in the middle of a tantrum.
The actress shared in a post on Instagram, "Keep bubbles on hand. You cannot tantrum if you are breathing and you cannot blow bubbles without breathing. You can’t tantrum while smiling... and you can’t catch bubbles without lots of smiles. Quick distraction to get back to calm."
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ER physician expert Dr. Travis Stork echoed Drew's sentiments saying the act of blowing bubbles can help an excited child start breathing better which will hopefully help them relax.
