According to the above scenario, Victoria was a cute little girl who recently got a gorgeous baby sister. Victoria had been at the centre for a year and was a kind and quiet little girl. However, her behaviour has changed in recent months. According to her educators, she has shown some anger against others. Likewise, Victoria recently started to express her frustration by biting when she was unable to do something or have something she want, if she was required to share or take turns, feeling that another child is interfering in her game or activity, or waiting for something and feeling impatient, unable to communicate verbally with those around her and seeking attention from an adult who can help her. However, the reason behind Victoria's change is she got jealous of her baby sister as her baby sister receives more attention from her parents. Similarly, frustration, anger, and fear are strong emotions that toddlers experience due to a lack of language skills to express their feelings. Also, they are easily getting angry, and incidents such as biting others can occur as a result lack of attention from their parents and loved ones. As a result, children attempt to control their emotions in this manner