Depending on how old your child is, the signs of stress they show will be different. Dr Paul Caviston, specialist consultant child and adolescent psychiatrist for The Priory health care group ...
Interestingly, the situation doesn’t have to be genuinely threatening - it's our response that turns it into a source of stress. According to UNICEF, just like adults, children can also ...
Toxic stress can occur when a child experiences severe and prolonged stress without enough support. This can lead to long-term health effects and can negatively affect their development.
"When parents experience stress, anxiety, or worry due to financial insecurity, children often mirror these feelings and internalize them." This makes perfect sense to me. Looking back at baby ...