CHILD GROWTH, DEVELOPMENT AND LEARNING * 1 HOUR * LEVEL 2
Easing Separation AnxietyTemperament and Separation Anxiety |
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A slow to warm child may experience separation anxiety for a longer period of time. A child with this temperament type may be the most challenging to ease during separation anxiety as they tend to be less receptive to change and new surroundings even after repeated exposure.
The easy or flexible child may show signs of separation anxiety for a short period of time and rarely show them again except in times of extreme stress or uncertainty. An active or feisty child may show signs of separation anxiety as part of normal development but may either have prolonged and extreme symptoms or incredibly mild and intermittent symptoms. |
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