NAVIGATING WORRY IN YOUNG CHILDREN
Mother, Baby & Child|October 2023
Learn how to support and empower your child in managing their worries with expert tips from clinical psychologist, Dr Charlotte Cousins.
NAVIGATING WORRY IN YOUNG CHILDREN

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Worrying in little ones is a very common and a normal part of their development. In fact, worry is a sign of a healthy imagination and a developing brain. Children’s minds are sponges, absorbing and trying to make sense of all the information they are exposed to every day. As kids process this information, their imagination can take them to some very weird and wonderful places, not all of which can be helpful, and some of which may even be scary for them.

IS IT A PHASE?

You might be wondering whether or not this is a phase. For many children, it will be something they simply ‘grow out of ’ or learn how to manage. However, for some little ones, the worry will stick around and they may need some professional support to learn how best to manage.

HOW TO HELP

Here, we will look at some great tips that you can implement into your everyday parenting that will reassure your child and help them to manage their anxieties.

Listen to their worries 

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