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   Is it normal for a child to have a fear of things?

   • Fear of certain specific objects or situations is common, normal, and usually temporary in young children. These fears come and go rapidly up to the age of 10 and require treatment only if they are excessive and unreasonable, persist for a long time, or occur at an inappropriate age.

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   What do children fear?

   • The objects and situations that children fear vary a good deal. When very children. In one study of ‘just-fours’, parents reported that two-thirds common to us as a species. Parents should always be aware that some intense fears are quite a natural developmental stage and will ease naturally. people, death and injury.

   Children's Fears & Phobias - Anxiety Care UK

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   What are the most common childhood fears?

   • There are common childhood fears that tend to coincide with different stages of development. Below are the most common childhood fears by age. and some children will have different fears – or will have a fear outside of the common age range. Childhood Fears for AGES: 2-4 years old Fears around the potty and potty training are common at this age.

   Child Therapist’s List of Childhood Fears by Age

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   Is your child afraid?

   • "Some fear is natural and predictable, but sometimes fear can become more profound and problematic." As a parent, it's natural to want to comfort your child and protect them when they are afraid. But understanding how and when to intervene will help you balance your nurturing instincts against reinforcing your child's anxiety.

   Childhood fears: What's common and how can you help?

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   Why is my child afraid all the time?

   • Managing fears takes time, so be patient and give kids lots of praise. Most fears are a normal, natural part of childhood. However, if a child is afraid all the time, or has fears that stop them from having fun or interfere with their daily life, this could be a sign of anxiety and it may be time to get some professional help.

   How to Help Children Manage Fears - Child Mind Institute

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   What does a child of this age fear?

   • This concept that the child of this age fears is just something they will grow out of. have lifelike qualities. They may too have inaccurate concepts of size relationships (monsters that can come up through plug-hole for example). They may also to them. burglars, personal danger and war. teens. This age group might also fear blood and injury.

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2. anxietycare.org.uk › phobias › childrens-fears-phobiasChildren's Fears & Phobias - Anxiety Care UK

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   WHAT DO CHILDREN FEAR? The objects and situations that children fear vary a good deal. When very young children show fear it can be hard to judge exactly what is causing it, and many parents underestimate the number of things that frighten their children. In one study of ‘just-fours’, parents reported that two-thirds

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   Below are the most common childhood fears by age. and some children will have different fears – or will have a fear outside of the common age range. Childhood Fears for AGES: 2-4 years old. Fears around the potty and potty training are common at this age.

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5. www.bbc.co.uk › tiny-happy-people › articlesChildhood fears: Helping your child with fears and worries

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   Does your child seem anxious or worried about something? We go through some top tips to help children and toddlers overcome their fears and advice on dealing with this stage of child development.

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   Whether your child is afraid of the dark, monsters or loud noises, many childhood fears are a normal part of development. Learn why and how you can help your child overcome their fears.

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   Aug 19, 2024 · Teaching your children how to manage fears without parental intervention will help them build confidence and independence so they feel more in control and less afraid. Advice from the Child Mind Institute on how to support kids as they learn to face fears.

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   Jan 1, 2005 · Fear of certain specific objects or situations is common, normal, and usually temporary in young children. These fears come and go rapidly up to the age of 10 and require treatment only if they are excessive and unreasonable, persist for a long time, or occur at an inappropriate age.

9. kidshealth.org › en › parentsChildhood Fears and Worries (for Parents) | Nemours KidsHealth

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   It's normal for children to feel afraid or worried at times. These feelings can help kids be cautious. Things that are new, big, loud, or different can seem scary at first. Parents can help kids feel safe and learn to feel at ease.