Tag: childhood anxiety

Childhood Anxiety & Sports

Posted on May 8, 2012 by CCOAF

This update has been a long time coming since my previous posts about my son whom struggles with anxiety. Here are the previous post to catch you up: Childhood Anxiety – How to Cope Childhood Anxiety Meets School Days A … Continue reading →

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Anxiety Versus Strong Will

Posted on September 26, 2011 by CCOAF

I love the fact that I’m learning just as much from my sons as they learn from me, because my two younger sons are really teaching me a lot about childhood anxiety versus a strong willed nature. Both traits are … Continue reading →

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Beaming from Ear to Ear

Posted on May 4, 2011 by CCOAF

I have previously shared with you the challenges we have faced with our son Dylan whom suffers from anxiety. Those posts shared how we cope with his anxiety, how we got him ready for school, bumps & milestones, and the … Continue reading →

Childhood Anxiety Conquered Kindergarten

Posted on June 25, 2010 by CCOAF

Dylan made it through Kindergarten!! This Mom’s heart is taking a sigh of relief! I will say it was a combined effort of Dylan of course, his awesome loving and helpful teacher, and this Mom’s heart who worried but stayed … Continue reading →

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It’s Like a Bullet

Posted on February 12, 2010 by CCOAF

I’ve noticed whenever my boys are sick, in pain, or just in general unhappy it’s like taking a bullet to the heart. All I want is for them to have a happy & successful life without challenges or obstacles, but … Continue reading →

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A Milestone with Childhood Anxiety

Posted on November 11, 2009 by CCOAF

In my past posts Childhood Anxiety ~ How to Cope & Childhood Anxiety Meets School Days that I’ve written about my son Dylan who suffers from anxiety and all the challenges we faced to help him. Dylan has now been … Continue reading →

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Childhood Anxiety Meets School Days

Posted on November 4, 2009 by CCOAF

As I promised in my previous post, Childhood Anxiety ~ How to Cope, I was going to share with you how we manged to get our son Dylan ready for school. Yep the big Kindergarten year! Toddler Years According to … Continue reading →

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A Child's Sense of Security

Posted on October 19, 2009 by CCOAF

I heard the story over and over again from my Mother-in-law about my husband’s attachment to his blanket when he was young. At one point she cut a piece of it off and put it in his pocket so he … Continue reading →

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Childhood Anxiety ~ How to Cope

Posted on September 8, 2009 by CCOAF

We were blessed with three healthy baby boys, that were all unique in their own little way. However our middle son, Dylan, began the separation anxiety months from 9 to 18 months, like any other child, but hasn’t been able … Continue reading →