It used to be that separation anxiety was only a problem that nursery workers had to deal with; today, that has all changed. The world is a scary place (and getting scarier) and children aren’t oblivious to tha
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For younger children who are nervous about separating, suggest taking a special object to school that reminds him of home. A reassuring note in a child’s lunch can also help ease separation anxiety. The first day of school: Have your child go to school with a friend for the first couple...
Religious schools may be forced to prioritise local children The symptoms and behaviours associated with anxiety can vary from separation anxiety, extreme self-consciousness and intense worry. If left untreated, it can lead to depression and other psychological disorders. ...
but that both parents still love them very much. Although parents should be straightforward with their children about their divorce, they should never divulge personal information to their children in regard to the impending separation, despite their age. This includes personal reasons for divorce; an...
Avoid criticizing your ex in front of your children and do not, under any circumstances, argue or apportion blame while you're breaking the news – there's never been a more important time to be civil. Cooperating with each other will show your children that, despite your separation, you ...
When I had first met them, one of their deepest pains they shared with me was the vague knowledge/memory they had of not seeing their father for a period of time when they were younger.Through the insights of my step children, I already knew an ‘Absent Parent’ deeply wounds the ...
Thank you for your interest and for the help you provide to those looking to make good decisions regarding our children." Jay, CA "I am not sure you remember me. You see and hear so many people, that I am sure it is hard to remember everyone. My wife and I spoke with you over...
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Told in the first person from the child’s perspective, the child moves through the emotions so many children experience, processing with mom and dad’s help. Also a… Read more The Divorce Helpbook for Teens Posted on September 3, 2021 by admin by Cynthia MacGregor (ages 13-17) (...