Sreena
Registered
Let me share you some information about my frightened child.
Pro Tip I have received to overcome this fear.
I was told that when your child is 32months plus, they will try to imitate their mother's activities. So try to organize a space within your workplace at least for 2-hours to spend. So that your child will observe whatever you do, you talk, and you deal with. Your child will see your activities and it provides them a realization that she finds herself secured.
Or,
If possible, let your child play outside their territory at least for 2-hours, applicable for toddlers or a grown up kids. This is must for their healthy mindset.
P.S. This tip is given to me by my friend, who works at Teaching Hospital. She is a child psychiatrist.
- since couple of weeks ago, she's afraid of interacting with Male individuals, which are my cousins or siblings
- it is not about their appearance or skin color
- she's was suddenly crying when she saw plumber entering house for maintenance.
- Because she has been staying home for long time due to covid restrictions
- less or no frequent interactions with others
- I gave less quality time to play and learn because of my 9to5 schedule
Pro Tip I have received to overcome this fear.
I was told that when your child is 32months plus, they will try to imitate their mother's activities. So try to organize a space within your workplace at least for 2-hours to spend. So that your child will observe whatever you do, you talk, and you deal with. Your child will see your activities and it provides them a realization that she finds herself secured.
Or,
If possible, let your child play outside their territory at least for 2-hours, applicable for toddlers or a grown up kids. This is must for their healthy mindset.
P.S. This tip is given to me by my friend, who works at Teaching Hospital. She is a child psychiatrist.