There is not many things more disturbing for a parent than seeing your child crying and clinging to you, when it's time to go to school. While it is not that unusual, it is still very disturbing for both you and your child. Here are some tips that may help your child better manage these times.
Learning to overcome anxiety is like exercise – you need to practice the skills regularly. Make them a habit.
If your efforts to reduce these symptoms don't work and the symptoms seem to be getting worse, it may be time to find a professional. Your child may have developed a Separation Anxiety Disorder. In this case cognitive/behavioural therapy given by a professional would be the best help for your child.
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