Sentences with phrase «more anxious child»

Her mom and teachers also noticed that she'd changed from her playful, vibrant self, to a more anxious child.

Because many of the previous investigations have been conducted using community samples, we asked whether we would find the same associations among anxiety, emotion understanding, emotion regulation, and attachment security, as other studies; namely that more anxious children will show more limited emotion understanding, greater difficulties regulating their emotions, and report less attachment security than less anxious children (e.g., Brumariu et al., 2012; Bender et al., 2015).

The findings of the current study are in line with previous studies showing that more anxious children have greater difficulties in regulating their emotions (e.g., Carthy et al., 2010), and experience attachment relationships with their parents as less secure (e.g., Colonnesi et al., 2011).

Not exact matches

If you have a seriously anxious child, the Times and WSJ article are worth a read in full for a more in - depth understanding of the science, but the takeaway of both is clear for those facing more garden - variety youthful anxiety: Be kind but be firm and nudge your kids to face their fears.

, those with an anxious kid at home have a more immediate concern — how should I handle a child who is too fearful to enjoy a playdate, order a slice of pizza, or get through a math quiz without distraction?

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.

«Tini,» the child of the church struggle, as he was called, was swinging Gollwitzer's big watch on its chain, while the young pastor waxed ever more anxious.

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.

Bed bonding results in more independent children: Generally speaking, research around secure and insecure attachments show that children that are securely attached to their parents become independent more easily and those that are insecurely attached end up being anxious or overly dependent.

As a result, their children do better in school, are less anxious, and are more socially competent.

Giving an anxious child a teddy bear in a white coat or a new toy medical kit is a great way to build new and more positive associations for future medical visits.

Children who are introverted, anxious, or submissive are more likely to be bullied than kids who are extroverted and assertive.

Habits may develop as entertainment for a bored child or, more commonly, as a coping mechanism to soothe an anxious one.

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.

Conversely, nothing can make a child feel more anxious and spoil an appetite faster than seeing a table full of «weird» foods (weird is in the eye of the beholder).

That's especially true if your child has a shy, anxious, or timid temperament, since she may be more sensitive to separations.

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

The researchers speculate that some children — those who are more inhibited or anxious — at are greater risk for chronic nightmares and other psychological problems.

If your child believes you are worried or anxious, he may become more fearful.

Many children, they said, now appeared more anxious, more impulsive, less focused, more heedless of others, and more dependent on other people to do things for them than they had been in the past.

Seventeen - month - old kids who were rated by their mothers as anxious, difficult, or emotionally disturbed were more likely than other children to have bad dreams at 29 months (Simard et al 2008).

Some children are born innately secure and trusting of their environment and abilities, others are born a little more fussy or anxious.

When you are stressing out and getting upset, your child will catch on and that might make them even more anxious.

American children are more depressed, anxious, entitled and unmotivated than they have been in many years.

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

As part of treatment Dr. Bubrick explains to family members how to recognize OCD symptoms, and how to avoid accommodation and instead encourage children to use the skills they are learning in therapy to deal with their anxious feelings in a more healthy and productive way.

The educator in me knows that all children develop at their own pace, but the mama in me is starting to get more anxious than usual.

A study in Holland found that mothers with high levels of stress during pregnancy are more likely to give birth to anxious children.

That's especially true if your child has a shy, anxious, or timid temperament, since he may be more sensitive to separations.

This is usually obvious from a child's infancy, for instance being more anxious or sensitive to a variety of things from a very young age.

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

ALICIA GONZALEZ: And you know, when you say relative I also think it depends on how many children: first time parents tend to be a little bit more anxious about it, as you mentioned, having the hand sanitizer more within reach.

And considering that children learn more from what parents model, the skills that parents are teaching when they spank, issue timeouts, or use other punishments is to feel anxious and afraid, to expect physical or emotional pain when they approach a behavior boundary, and to react to feeling angry by controlling and coercing others.

I believe family bed advocates when they claim that co-sleeping raises independent, confident and secure children — I also believe that leaving your baby to fend for them self during these times of nighttime need may produce children who are more dependent, anxious and insecure.

The added stress of the speech / language disorder, learning disability, or processing disorder may cause the child to feel that much more anxious and insecure or uncomfortable in situations where there is an expectation to speak.

This will help your child feel less anxious, more comforted, and more likely to cooperate.

As part of a diagnosis of a generalized anxiety disorder (GAD), a child should have one of these symptoms for six months or more, and they should be triggered by more than one thing, such as being anxious about work, school, and friends.

Young people are very anxious about not finding jobs, and their parents are even more anxious about the future of their children after seeing them through school.

Having two stressed - out parents had the opposite effect, with the spigot leading to the release of more cortisol, making the children more fearful and anxious.

These higher levels are consistent with reports from parents and teachers, and from other studies, that children with ASDs are more likely to be anxious in social situations than typically developing children.

The researchers found that the more BPA children were exposed to in the womb, the more anxious, depressed and hyperactive they were at three years old and the more difficulty they had controlling their emotions and inhibiting behaviors.

A most important finding [in a recent study] was that the fearful or anxious children, defined... as those with seven or more worries, did not seem to be in any particular psychological trouble.

Studies show transgender children are more likely to be anxious and depressed, and whether or not they feel supported in their gender identity may play a role in their well - being.

We know that nature serves as a calming force when we're stressed or anxious, and its effects on children may be even more profound.

Details that a more anxious filmmaker might have overplayed — the drug taking in the car, the black dirt coating the feet of the little children — happen in a sudden flash, just to the edge of frame.

And remember that children take their cues from us; keep things positive and your child is more likely to maintain an open and optimistic attitude, too, making him better able to adjust than if he feels anxious or critical.

«You might notice your child might seem unusually anxious, upset, nervous, teary, withdrawn or secretive and these behaviours become more pronounced at the end of the weekend or holidays, when the child has to go back to school,» Professor Green said.

Without a doubt, the overscheduled child is more likely to become anxious.

John Cameron, head of NSPCC Helplines, said: «Since April, Childline has already received more than 300 contacts from young people anxious about terrorism, so we know it's a child welfare issue that is impacting on their emotional wellbeing.

«There is an education revolution sweeping the country and it has touched Tennessee - parents are hungry and anxious to take more control over their child's education, especially parents» whose children are trapped in schools that fail to meet their needs,» said Tommy Schultz, spokesman for Haslam, in a written statement.»