Sentences with phrase «about anxious children»

Actually, there is reason to worry about anxious children.

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Girls are more likely to have concerns about their appearance than boys as they return to school after the summer holidays, with children becoming more anxious as they get older.

Parents know this, of course, and are therefore understandably anxious about their children's future.

• We are anxious about the future, the future of our children, our jobs and our health.

The report for the Professional Association for Childcare and Early Years (PACEY) found almost three quarters of parents feel anxious about their child starting school.

Respect the child's feelings and follow his lead about his readiness to separate, using creativity to avoid unnecessary anxious experiences

To add to this, I feel guilty about feeling so anxious because I love my little girl, my wife, and the fact that we are raising a child together.

* Meeting a child's needs and deciphering wants in toddlerhood: Why parents get confused and anxious about this transition;

Others said they felt less anxious about the birth, more confident about bringing up a child or encouraged in thinking about what is important for the baby, as a result of their interaction with the Family Nurse.

So we don't blame you if you are very anxious about choosing the best mattress for your child.

Have him talk to you about how he feels when another child picks on him and help him with ways he can deal with it emotionally without chewing on clothing or becoming anxious or scared.

Let your child know that the other students are likely to be just as anxious as she is about the first day of school.

Many children get anxious about starting school.

I miss my child, I'm anxious about opening night, and still there's a vein of joy running through my day, through these streets.

If your child's anxious about standardized testing, one of the first things to do is to desensitize the test for them.

If you were punished or harshly dealt with about eating and food and table manners when you were a baby and toddler, then your child stepping out of line (so to speak) is going to trigger those really anxious, rage - filled feelings in you.

If a parent feels anxious about his / her child bonding, it can in turn, raise the child's anxiety levels.

Are you anxious about returning to work and leaving your breastfed child in daycare?

A: If a parent is really anxious about the child starting out - of - home care, then she needs to pay attention to the fact that she feels that way.

When your well - being lies in your child's hands, the more invested you'll become in him — and the more anxious you'll feel about his every move.

Let your child know that you, too, were anxious about dating and unsure about what to do.

«As someone interested in baby experiments what struck me is that Experimenting with Babies is really a book about child development, though in a sign of our times of anxious parenting Gallagher has to issue a disclaimer that if your child doesn't «measure up» you shouldn't panic.

Asking a lot of questions or acting anxious or uncomfortable might signal that something is wrong, and in turn make your child anxious about bedtime.

Unfortunately, this can lead to a mother feeling anxious about feeding her child when going out of the house, even though she has every right to feed her child without fear of being judged or even yelled at.

Should you start to get truly anxious about your child's progress, give his pediatrician a call.

However, if your child remains just too anxious about it right now, try an interim solution: Suggest that he ask you to put a diaper on him when he thinks he's about to poop.

And if your child is starting kindergarten or going into first grade, he is likely to be very anxious about facing something new and unknown.

However, children that become anxious about potty training many times have more accidents since they are uptight about the experience.

Any wavering at this point can give the child the message that mommy or daddy are anxious about leaving him.

Do you feel anxious as night approaches thinking about how many times you and your child will be up through the night?

Many parents are anxious about the dentist themselves, or are nervous about getting their child to sit in the dental chair calmly and happily.

It's natural for your child to feel anxious, confused and upset about the prospect of war.

Does your child feel anxious about tests?

Is anything making him anxious — perhaps a child is teasing him on the playground or he's worried about an upcoming doctor's appointment?

Studies show that parents who are anxious about math themselves tend to make their children anxious about it as well, when they try to help them.

When you're watching the airplanes through the airport windows, it's a good time to help calm an anxious child's fears about flying and to help him feel comfortable with the transition from ground to air, suggests Georgie Chambers a mother of three from Davis, California.

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For parents who are anxious about sending kids to summer camp, remember that the cost of a good camp covers more than the arts and crafts; it includes a team of professionals and counselors committed to fostering social learning in your child

And be open to hearing what your child has to say about school so that if he does get anxious - if things are going wrong once school starts, for example - he can come to you to talk about it.

Some parents continue to be anxious and feel some stress about things though, such as if their child:

Sadly you can read a lot about sleep «problems» like night wakings and nursing or rocking to sleep (see [1]-RRB- which serve to make parents feel anxious and nervous about their own behaviour surrounding a sleeping child.

The book «Anxious Parents: A History of Modern Childrearing,» describes polls in the 1930s in which parents ranked their long lists of worries and describes the 20th century as a «century of anxiety about the child and about parents» own adequacy.»

but I started thinking about how I carried my children what were the pressures on me at the time did I rest, was I anxious, was I contented, was my relation ship great with my husband, I can say they were all positive.

If your child has been diagnosed with cancer or a blood disorder, you are probably anxious and worried about what will happen next.

Every time the child gets anxious about something, ask them to write down what is worrying them and put it in the tin.

If your child is anxious about going to a classmate's birthday party, school party, family lunch or dinner and tries to avoid it, always, he may have social anxiety disorder.

Anxious children will already feel bad enough about making the mistake in the first place and don't need to be reminded of it over and over.

Feeling anxious about «letting go» or straining to push out hardened stool can cause your child to tense up.

This can make children feel less anxious about using the grown - up toilet — some fear falling into it, while others dislike the loud noise of the flush.

Parents are often more anxious about attending to firstborn children and tend to let bedtime routines and rules slide.