When Susie, 24 months, becomes frustrated she often expresses this emotion physically and vocally in a temper tantrum. Her mother is concerned about her behavior and doesn't know what to do. Which answer gives her the BEST advice? a Temper tantrums are normal for this age group Susie should be disciplined and placed in time out to calm down Temper tantrums are normal and mom should give in to her demands Susie needs to have more physical activity in her day

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