Unreasonable Fears: How to Help Your Child Cope

Even if nothing you say reassures your child, there's still something you can do.

When a child's fears get out of hand, it can feel exhausting—for both parents and child. Fortunately, it's not your job to reassure a child until they feel better. Some simple solutions can help your child feel capable, too.

Carol and Anne share insights to break the fight-or-flight response and empower your child to get back to feeling safe again.

This week’s Parenting Practice

Practice the tips from this week's episode by getting out a copy of The Child Whisperer book. Go to your child's Type section, find the developmental stage section for 3-6 years, and read the phrases your child needs to hear. Write them down and use them daily. 

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