Keep an eye on how long the children are engaged and try again another time. Join your child in trying the Lazy Cat, the Turtle, the Lemon or all of these relaxation activities! Download a PDF version ...
To relieve a child's anxiety is to give them consistency. It's consistency in their daytime routine. It's consistency in knowing that they're loved. And let's remember, children need sleep.
If you notice your child, for example, not being able to go out and see friends or participate in certain afterschool activities ... in. Anxiety exacerbates this feeling of pressure. Kids are ...
After trying for years, often without any acknowledgement that her manuscripts were received, UB faculty member Catherine Cook-Cottone is eagerly awaiting the publication of her upcoming children’s ...
New data on kids and their school performance ... when parents participated in their child’s activities and knew their friends, and when parents managed their own stress. But it’s not just ...
You're worried about your child. Over time, you've noticed a shift in his or her mood. Your once happy, well-adjusted child now appears increasingly angry, irritable, anxious and defensive.
"Withdrawal from regular activities or ... be especially mindful of. Children might ask repetitive questions about family safety, which can signal election-related anxiety and indicate they ...