At certain times, the child will feel stressed out. But Rebecca Baum, M. D., an assistant professor of child clinics at Nationwide Children's Hospital, said: "Stress is part of a child's development because experiencing it will create new connections in the child's brain."
Some of the situations below can cause stress in children. Make sure you learn it first and do the following solutions.
Situation 1
Your child suddenly acts upsetting, can not control himself.
No child wants to be eliminated from this situation, but this is a routine thing for him and only a little stress.
Solution: consistency is the key to discipline, so always give the same response. the child's reaction will decrease over time.
Situation 2
He was encouraged by another child on the playground.
This situation is very scary because it is new, and can make children surprised.
Solution: An apology from a friend pushing it will help, but hugs and words fit, like, "You'll be fine." will give more value.
Situation 3
Have a new sister, and the younger brother steals your attention.
This situation will occur when the child turns 2 or 3 years old.
Solution: Spend time every day for your oldest child. Plan to go together also during the weekend.
Situation 4
You quarrel with your partner, and the child hears.
This situation will make your child disappointed, ultimately scared, and crying.
Solution: Tell her, "Mama and Papa apologize for making you afraid. We still love each other and also love you.
