tempertantrums

noun
UK /ˈtempə ˈtæntrəmz/
US /ˈtempər ˈtæntrəmz/

A temper tantrum is when a child gets very upset and cries or screams.

The little boy had a temper tantrum when his mom said it was time to leave the park.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. Sudden fits of anger or frustration in adults, often seen as childish.

He threw temper tantrums whenever things didn't go his way at work.

3. Explosive reactions in sports or games when a player loses control.

The coach warned the team about temper tantrums on the field.

4. Emotional outbursts in pets or animals when they are stressed.

The puppy's temper tantrums stopped once he got more exercise.