An anxious child often experiences excessive worry, fear, or unease that goes beyond typical childhood concerns. They may struggle with situations that others find routine, such as attending ...

Knowing how to help a child with anxiety doesn't always come naturally to parents. Here, mental health experts weigh in on how to help kids with anxiety. Skip to main content. Popsugar.

Anxiety isn’t just an adult issue it can start in early childhood and, if left unaddressed, can shape how a child views the world and themselves. From separation anxiety and fear of the dark to ...

More kids, teens and young adults are experiencing anxiety — but fewer are getting the appropriate treatment, according to the latest research. A new study looked at data from the National ...

Anxious kids tend to prefer to bring certain comfort items and clothing when they leave home, so ask your child for input. It also helps to discuss the details of the trip, ...

Anxiety can bring children into emergency rooms, and into psychiatric hospitalizations, and in a time of generally heightened stress and anxiety, parents with anxious kids find themselves worrying ...

One in 5 children have anxiety symptoms that are worse than normal. Early intervention is key, so child anxiety experts share signs to watch for and how you can talk with your child.

Predictability is very important for anxious children, said Sally Beville Hunter, Ph.D., a clinical assistant professor at the University of Tennessee, Knoxville, and one way to soothe kids who ...

Parents of anxious kids are very reluctant to correct their children—it makes them anxious—and can we really blame them? Parents don’t, as a general rule, like to upset their children, and ...

When kids who are anxious about school convince their parents to let them start staying home, anxiety only gets worse. A model of the nervous system can help desperate parents.

He shares tips on how to lower holiday anxiety for kids. How to tell if a child is feeling anxious Behavior can clue adults into a child’s emotional state even when kids cannot verbalize their ...