Explore the reasons behind an eight-year-old boy’s shyness and provide methods for building confidence, emphasizing the importance of parents giving appropriate encouragement and space for independence.
A 6-month-old baby cannot lift its head but can roll over, has normal appetite, and shows no obvious abnormalities, but occasionally trembles. Ask how to help children overcome their fear of the dark.
By adjusting parent-child communication and psychological counseling, help your child overcome the habit of falling asleep with objects.
If your child becomes silent and unresponsive, it might be due to stress or emotional issues. Parents should offer patient companionship and seek professional assistance.
Psychological issues in epileptic children may arise from long-term illness, so it is recommended to actively treat the condition and pay close attention to their mental state, helping them establish a positive attitude towards life.
What to do when a child experiences crying during dreams or night terrors after being scolded?
Crying and nail-biting in children may be symptoms of depression or autism. Traditional Chinese medicine suggests using the Shugan Guizhi Longgu Muli Decoction for treatment.
A child may appear quiet in the presence of strangers but lively and active at home, which might be due to inappropriate parenting methods. It is recommended to take the child to a pediatric psychology department for a consultation, allowing the doctor to conduct a comprehensive assessment. Family members should spend more time with the child and encourage them to participate in various activities to help build their confidence and ability to communicate with others. Additionally, nurturing the child’s interests and hobbies is important, as it can provide more topics for conversation during interactions with others. Parents can also encourage their child to play with other children or invite friends over to create more opportunities for socializing.
After a child is punished for making a mistake, they feel psychological fear. How should parents treat it?
When children show signs of aloofness, dislike interacting with others, and other symptoms of social functioning disorders, how should they be treated and prevented?
