Tag: separation anxiety
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Coping with Tears at Preschool Drop-Off: Mastering the Separation Process
Read more Are you witnessing a flood of tears at preschool drop-off, regardless of the weather? While occasional emotional outbursts can indicate that your little one, like Max, might be feeling under the weather or simply didn’t get enough rest, daily distress could point to deeper preschool separation anxiety. This is a common phase, particularly…
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Understanding Separation Anxiety in Toddlers: Causes and Coping Strategies
Read more Separation anxiety can be quite a challenge for both toddlers and their parents. If your little one finds it difficult to part ways, it’s essential to understand why this happens and how you can help ease their fears. What is Separation Anxiety in Toddlers? Separation anxiety refers to the feelings of fear or…
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18-Month-Old Child: Sleep, Separation Anxiety, and More This Month
Read more Your little one may still be a year and a half old, but he seems to have aged beyond his tender 18 months. By now, he might be displaying an array of developmental milestones, such as walking, scribbling, and climbing. You may find that his sense of humor is beginning to shine, giggling…
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Your 23-Month-Old: Understanding Toddler Behavior and Development This Month
Read more As your little one approaches their second birthday, you’re likely noticing a surge in confidence and independence, yet they may also cling to you more than ever. This common phase of separation anxiety can rear its head intermittently throughout childhood, but it often peaks around this age. If your toddler, like little Jake,…
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Understanding Separation Anxiety During Pregnancy: What You Need to Know and How to Manage It
Read more It’s not uncommon to feel a surge of anxiety when you’re away from your partner or a trusted support person during pregnancy. This experience, known as separation anxiety, can be heightened during this transformative time. Let me share a personal story to illustrate this. When my partner, Jake, announced he was heading out…