What are the signs of separation anxiety in children?

What are the signs of separation anxiety in children?

Separation anxiety in children often includes excessive crying, clinginess, and fear of being alone.

How can I help my child cope with separation anxiety?

You can help by gradually increasing the time apart, providing comfort items, and practicing short separations.

When should I be concerned about my child's anxiety?

If the anxiety interferes with daily activities or lasts for more than a few weeks, consider consulting a professional.

Are there any specific techniques to ease their anxiety?

Yes, techniques like positive reinforcement, role-playing, and creating a goodbye ritual can be effective.