Parenting Preparedness

Identifying a child with mental health issues

Written by Pragya Lodha
Published: Sep 12

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Physical health is essential, especially for children. Learning good habits early in life keeps them physically, and mentally healthy. It also helps them manage their academic performance.

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Symptoms to look out for:

Difficulty-Concentrating-1
Difficulty Concentrating

Persistent-Sadness
PersistentSadness

Changes-in-Weight-or-Eating-Habits
Changes In Weight Or Eating Habits

Talking-About-Death-or-Suicide
Talking About Death Or Suicide

Drastic-Changes-in-Mood-Behaviour-or-Personality
Drastic Changes In Mood, Behaviour, Or Personality

Difficulty-Concentrating-1
HeightenedIrritability

Tiredness-Fatigue
Tiredness & Fatigue

Problems-Making-Decisions
Problems Making Decisions

Feelings-of-Guilt
Feelings Of Guilt

Difficulty-Sleeping
Difficulty Sleeping

Self-harm-or-Injury
Self-Harm Or Injury

Feeling-Anxious-Isolated-or-Hopeless
Feeling Anxious, Isolated Or Hopeless

Frequent-Headaches-or-Stomach-Aches
Frequent Headaches Or Stomach Aches

Refusing-to-Go-to-School
Refusing To Go To School

These symptoms can also be caused by other situational factors and are not a definite indicator that your child is struggling with mental health issues.

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