Understanding Social Anxiety in Children
Social anxiety can be an overwhelming struggle for many children. It is more than simple shyness or occasional nervousness. When social situations regularly cause intense fear or avoidance, it can impact a child’s confidence, friendships, and ability to enjoy everyday experiences.
Helping Your Child Through Separation Anxiety
Starting school is a big milestone for both kids and parents. First day jitters are common, even teachers feel them! But when those jitters linger and show up as tears, clinginess, tummy aches, or ongoing worries, you may start to wonder if your child is experiencing separation anxiety.
How to Use Read-Alouds for Social-Emotional Learning in Ages 2–5
Reading aloud with your toddler or preschooler is a great way to help them name their feelings, start to learn social cues and handle big emotions.
Using Read-Alouds for Social-Emotional Growth: A Guide for Ages 6–9
Reading with your children is a great way to build social emotional skills. It is a great opportunity to work on reading skills in the early elementary years and have quiet time with your child after a busy day. You can take advantage this time to explore feelings, friendships and problem solving through stories.