Every child experiences big feelings from time to time. Learning to understand, express and manage emotions is an important part of growing up. Explore advice and strategies to help support your child through challenges such as frustration, anxiety, disappointment and change, while building emotional confidence and resilience along the way.
Separation anxiety is a very common and normal fear that children have of being away from their parents or caregivers. It can manifest in many different ways and can start when your child is around eight months old and reaches its peak in children aged 14 to 18 months.
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When your child is overwhelmed by a big emotion, it can be difficult to know what to do in the moment. They may be crying, shouting, refusing to cooperate or lashing out. Remembering that behaviour is communication can help you look beyond what your child is doing and consider what they may be experiencing.
Read moreThe Importance of Self Regulation Skills in Children At BestStart we prioritise social development and self-regulation skills in our centres because we understand the fundamental significance for children’s holistic growth and development.
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