Child Anxiety or Underlying Medical Issue? Symptoms Can be Same
Posted on June 27, 2017
In many cases, symptoms of anxiety and depression in children can be the same as a number of physical conditions. Read on to find out more.
How to Help Your Anxious Child Cope with Scary Events
Posted on May 31, 2017
Whether they hear about them on TV or from their friends or neighbors, your anxious child may learn about scary world events. Here's how to help them cope.
Why Teasing Can be Good for Your Anxious Children
Posted on April 28, 2017
When done right, teasing can have a number of beneficial effects for anxious children. Keep reading to find out how to do it right.
Are You Addicted to Your Anxious Child?
Posted on February 28, 2017
If you find yourself doing everything for your anxious child without getting results or even gratitude, you may be addicted to helping your child. Read on to learn how to spot it and what to do about it.
Can Your Anxious Child’s Friends Impact Fear and Anxiety?
Posted on January 30, 2017
A study looked at how much influence children’s friends have on fear and anxiety. Parents definitely want to check this out to see what the study had to say.
How a Few Simple, Colorful Tools Can Help Calm Anxious Children
Posted on December 26, 2016
Art has numerous benefits for anxious children, and here's a quick and simple exercise that can bring on those benefits pronto.
How a Child’s Social Anxiety and Holiday Parties Can Mix
Posted on November 29, 2016
A child's social anxiety doesn't have to hinder the holiday spirit. Check out some tips for helping your anxious child enjoy all the season brings.
How to Manage Screen Time for Your Anxious Child
Posted on October 26, 2016
Screen time may have become the great American past time, but it shouldn’t rule your anxious child’s life.
Why Family Dinnertime Matters for Anxious Children
Posted on September 27, 2016
Families that regularly eat dinner together are sustaining a routine that helps their anxious children in a number of ways. Read on for more!
How an Anxious Child’s Lack of Sleep Now Leads to Depression Later
Posted on July 25, 2016
Your anxious child may get cranky and uncontrollable without enough sleep, but even bigger problems, like depression, can be waiting down the line if insufficient sleep becomes an ongoing habit.
