There was a toddler at a daycare. They were having naptime and he didn't want to sleep. He got out of his cot and started running around the room. When the teacher tried to catch him, he started singing really loudly and making funny faces. All the other kids woke up and started laughing at him, which just made him do it more. It was a really chaotic but funny situation.
A friend told me about her toddler who had a tantrum because the dog wouldn't play with him. He chased the dog around the house, and when the dog hid under the couch, the toddler lay down beside the couch and wailed as if his heart was broken. It was really funny.
I once heard of a toddler who was at a birthday party. He didn't like the color of the balloon he was given. So he started stomping his feet and crying. Then he tried to pop all the other balloons until his parents had to take him home early. It was quite a scene and made for a very funny story.
One of the best toddler tantrum stories I've heard was when my friend's little boy wanted a specific toy at the store. When she said no, he threw himself on the floor, kicking and screaming. He even tried to roll under the shelves. It was quite a scene, but in the end, she distracted him with a small treat and he calmed down.
In a restaurant, a boy was given a plate of vegetables instead of fries. He was so unhappy that he started making a fuss. He pushed the plate away, banged his fists on the table and made all kinds of funny faces while complaining about the 'awful' vegetables. His parents were embarrassed but the rest of us found it rather amusing.
Sure. One time, my little nephew wanted a cookie right before dinner. When we said no, he lay on the floor and started kicking his legs like he was cycling in the air. His face was all red and he was making these growling noises. It was hilarious.
My cousin's toddler had a tantrum in the middle of a shopping mall. He wanted to ride the escalator up and down repeatedly. When she said it was time to go, he started to scream and grabbed onto the railing. People were staring, but she managed to pick him up and walk away quickly. It was really embarrassing for her at that moment.
A memorable one is about a toddler boy who saw his father shaving. He got so curious that he tried to shave his own face with a toy car. He rubbed it all over his cheeks and chin, making everyone around him burst into laughter.
I remember a toddler at a birthday party. There was a big cake and when the mom cut a small piece for him instead of a huge one like he wanted, he started crying and yelling 'Big cake! Big cake!' while pointing at the whole cake. Everyone couldn't help but chuckle.
A little kid in a toy store. He wanted a toy truck that was out of stock. He started crying and shouting, 'My truck! My truck!' He even tried to climb the shelves to look for it. His mom had to carry him out while he was still reaching out for the empty spot where the truck should have been.
A colleague of mine had a meltdown during a meeting. He didn't like the new project plan and started shouting, slamming his fists on the table, and storming out of the room. It disrupted the whole meeting and made everyone feel uncomfortable. He later apologized, but the damage was done.
One funny toddler pee story is when my little nephew was learning to use the potty. He was so excited about it that he would run to the potty every few minutes, even when he didn't really need to go. One time, he sat on it fully clothed and announced he was peeing. We all had a good laugh.
There was a story in the news about an adult who lost a bet. Instead of taking it gracefully, he threw a tantrum at the bar where they made the bet. He started breaking glasses and scaring other customers. The bar had to call the police to deal with him. It was a really extreme reaction just because he lost a bet.