Teaching an Anxious Child Coping Techniques
Published March 2013: Mom.Me
Teaching an Anxious Child Coping Techniques
Positive affirmations and other tips for calming a stressed-out kid
Article Excerpt:
While most children are inquisitive by nature, children who are anxious often take the concept of an inquiring mind to another level. They exhibit signs of stress, ask a lot of questions and sometimes even struggle with frequent headaches and stomachaches. Continue reading
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