The chances of backseat breakdowns are mitigated with food, but increased with the addition of siblings
The research, based on responses from 2,000 parents, found that the time the average child will typically take to throw a tantrum during a long car journey is 70 minutes.The research, based on responses from 2,000 parents, found that the time the average child will typically take to throw a tantrum during a long car journey is 70 minutes.
Dr Hind’s research, based on responses from 2,000 parents, found that the time the average child will typically take to throw a tantrum during a long car journey is 70 minutes. As families prepare for long drives ahead of the bank holiday weekend, the survey found that boredom is the primary cause of backseat tantrums – cited by 68% of parents – followed by the journey being too long and kids being hungry .
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