Sentences with phrase «clinginess which»

A mom needs help navigating neighborly social waters after a brushoff because of bad playdates and clinginess which was taken personally by the other parents.

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Because this baby was only five months old and still nursing, I didn't have high hopes for her, but she is now sleeping and napping well, and most of her daytime crankiness and excessive clinginess (which I now realize was caused by tiredness) has gone away.

It's clear to me now that my son's clinginess stems from our cross-country travels, during which we stayed in three different places; it may have gotten worse after returning because he was thrown back into his old routine, which suddenly seemed new again, and because, Thompson says, sometimes kids become clingy after something crazy has happened in an attempt to «emotionally refuel.»

Separation anxiety and your dog's clinginess are far from cute or endearing; they are extremely debilitating, traumatic and stressful for your dog and will end your social life faster than a nun at Prom (no offence to nuns) and can cause emotional, physical and pathological damage to your pup, all of which can shorten your fur baby's lifespan.

Even infants can feel the tension of divorcing parents, which can lead to irritability and clinginess starting at a very early age.