"As caregivers, we want to show up fully for our children in these troubled times. It’s natural to want to protect them, even as we struggle to comfort ourselves. Our kids have this amazing antenna that can pick up on and absorb our stress. They notice when we’re feeling worried or a little bit off balance. And at this time when so many of us are feeling powerless and helpless by school shootings and gun violence, our kids are detecting and intensifying those emotions." Learn more tips for child and adult anxiety in Dr. Saline’s article on ADDitude.com:
Read the full article on ADDitude: "How Do You Reassure Your Anxious Child When You’re Scared, Too?"
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