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Anxiety for Children

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Children can have their fears and worries – homework, peers, making mistakes, and being away from parents for extended times. However, there are forms of persistent or unusual anxiety, and these can be concerning to parents. A child may refuse to leave a parent, miss school, or constantly cry. They may refuse to talk to people. They may also feel shortness of breath, clammy hands, or have an increased heart rate.