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Stefan Molyneux: Unexplainable Child Temper Tantrums – Explained!

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May 30, 2013
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Stefan Molyneux outlines the unseen factors that go into seemingly unexplainable childhood “temper tantrums” and explain how parents can prevent their children from harmful environmental factors.

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