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Toddlers find everything interesting and fun, even if it just a rock lying on the ground. They will almost always try to make their point and won't take no for an answer, so when a parent steps in, they are ready with a barrage of arguments. This spunky toddler named Sean did not like it when her mother told him that it is time to leave the park and go home. Footage shows the adorable moment when this cranky tot puts a priceless temper tantrum trying to prove his point to mom and stay in the park. Of course, his indignation is audible and hilarious and is guaranteed to make your day. You just can't help but laugh at this adorable persistence <a href="https://rumble.com/v3kydv-toddler-demonstrates-an-incredibly-epic-temper-tantrum.html" target="_blank">temper tantrum</a>! How cute is this! We have all been there. A beautiful day at the park and this kid is obviously having the time of his life. So, when mom decided it was time to leave, he just wouldn’t budge. Watch as Sean pulls out the big guns when he is forced to leave the park to go home. Momma calls in the cavalry in the form of big sister, but this is when all hell breaks loose! Screaming, pinching, biting, crying, Sean tries everything just to stay at the park a little longer. Does it work! See for yourself! Watching children grow up and learn what's right and what's wrong is a true blessing. <a href="https://rumble.com/v2zxyt-rebel-baby-doesnt-follow-the-rules.html" target="_blank">Parents often try to lecture kids on life lessons</a>, but sometimes it's the other way around. We hope that little Sean stopped trying behaving and started obeying his mom. Don’t yell at your mom Sean, she knows what's best for you! Tantrums are common with kids Sean’s age, since they really, really want to be independent and strong, but they know so very little of the world. Mom and dad are, of course, here to provide them with any necessary guidance, as parents should, but all kids at the age of 1 to 3 years want is to show mom and dad they don’t need babysitting or hovering or constant attention...until they do. Then, sometimes, kids just fall apart at the seams for the most ridiculous reason ever. Like their inability to sit on a dollhouse chair. Little Frankie Box just couldn’t understand what was happening when he tried to park his behind in a tiny wooden chair at home in Staffordshire. His mom tries super hard to tell him that he will simply not fit in the tiny toy chair, but the 19-month-old boy will just not have it! So he runs around the house, stomps his tiny baby feet on the ground and whines and cries as loud as his voice can muster, because he really wants to <a href="https://rumble.com/v5fu8n-hilarious-moment-toddler-throws-tantrum-when-he-cant-sit-on-doll-house-chai.html" target="_blank">sit in that toy chair</a>. But if a tantrum is thrown in a room and there is no one in that room to witness said tantrum, did it really happen? Let’s see, shall we! This little boy proves that <a href="https://rumble.com/v4k1sx-crying-game-boy-throws-tantrum-but-only-when-others-are-in-the-room.html" target="_blank">a tantrum is only as good as your audience</a>, so every time his mom leaves the room, he stops his crying on the spot!

You just have to hear what she has to say when she was questioned about eating an Oreo!