@mom.ma.gi: The meltdowns, the clinginess, the constant “what if” questions, the need for control, or the sudden “I can’t” may not be your child trying to be difficult. Sometimes, they are little signals that your child is feeling overwhelmed and doesn’t know how to express it yet. (And remember, anxiety can look different for every child. These signs don’t mean a diagnosis, but they can be invitations to connect and support our children.) 💫 Share if you find this helpful. #Parenting #ChristianParenting #ChristianMom #Christian #GentleParenting

Addie Cakes-Gray, TN :

number 3 is a struggle for me. my little gets clingy around people. she doesnt want to speak, play, or be friendly for that matter. she hides behind my arm. I need to be more patient with her. its just extremely embarrassing when she gives them a mean look then hides behind me 😫

haowandenanren :

how to fix excessive anxiety in children? home is a calm and safe environment. no fights, no yelling, no chaos, but still anxiety persists

Karol Houston TX :

Gentle parenting ❤️

maricar_salcedo :

number 1: I have carried this throughout my entire life until now cause of the uncertainty my parents/my family has given me

ColorfulCajun :

🫶🏼 thank you for such great insightful content

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