Separation anxiety takes a toll on younger kids when they are at daycare or preschool; here are 8 ways to deal with it.
Children who have not been separated from their parents at a younger age face separation anxiety when they are left in daycare or preschool.
Take a look at these 8 Strategies for dealing with separation anxiety in children.
Always start small to ensure your kids are not too scared when you are gone.
Always assure them with proper hello and goodbye affirmations and kisses to make them comfortable when you leave.
Playing hide and seek with children is a good idea so they are not scared when you are not found nearby.
Parents can also replace their presence with some objects that may help comfort the children in their absence.
It is important to stay connected throughout the day so that children are assured that you are returning.
Parents need to help their kids understand why they must be apart for some time.
Positive reinforcement is always better; children should not be scared to ask for their parents when they are scared.
Don’t let the child feel alone, keep them engaged while you are gone to avoid any state of panic.