A large number of parents are asking: 'how do we help shield our child during these difficult times?'
and, since the Coronavirus outbreak, has reduced her prices so as to help as many people as possible cope with managing the anxiety of their children, as well as their own.
Children don’t understand what’s happening, but they can sense the change in atmosphere and routine, hear things throughout the day and often pick up the angst of their parents. In a world full of scaremongering and uncertainty, we are their baseline. If mummy and daddy are ok, then we will be okay. We are their world. Children look to their parents for security, and even when it feels like the hardest thing to do in the world, when they’re around us, we must try, as best we can, to give off an air of calm.It’s also just as important to listen to their fears and help them to see that whilst they’re valid, we are in control of our thoughts and our time.
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