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Six Parenting Patterns That Can Quietly Shape Anxiety in Children
Children do not always say, “I’m feeling anxious.” Sometimes anxiety shows up as clinginess, frequent worrying, anger, perfectionism, trouble sleeping, or fear of making mistakes. While many factors can contribute to childhood anxiety, certain parenting patterns may unintentionally make children feel less secure or more fearful over time. 1. Being Overprotective All the Time Parents naturally want to protect their children from disappointment, failure, or uncomfortable situat
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