How do you tell that your child is stressed?
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Increase in tantrums
More nightmares at bedtime
More physical pains like stomach ache
Clingier than usual
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One responds by withdrawing and becoming reserved, the other by tantrums formerly and tears now.
All the above But sometimes when he is more quiet and deep In thought That’s most worrying
They will get more irritated when they pack of sleep, or can’t complete their work
More nightmares at bedtime and clingier than usual are the signals for me
My kid will be quiet when she's stressed, she's always the talkative one
Usually my daughter throws tantrums when she is annoyed or stressed
I didn’t know until recently that stress can cause tummy pains
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My son is easy going and never had those symptoms
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He will complain with lots of unjustifiable pain
Tantrums is the biggest telling sign
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