Clingy Babies - What Every Parent Needs to Know (Including How to Stop The Tears)

If your baby has started crying as soon as you leave the room or drop them off with family or at daycare/childcare then you need to watch this video! You'll learn the common cause of this clingy behaviour (aka separation anxiety), and what you can do to help.

There are things you can do to help minimise it before it sets in, as well as ways to manage separation anxiety and make it less stressful for you and your little one when they get upset. In this video I cover how to help your little one become comfortable with you leaving their line of sight at home, as well as, exactly what to do when you leave your little one with relatives or at daycare/childcare. Once you start using these strategies your baby will be less stressed when you leave and hopefully there will be less tears!

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00:00 - 01:51 : The Reason Why Your Baby has Started to Cry (including what is separation anxiety)
01:52 - 06:25 : Tips to Get Through this Phase
06:26 - 06:58 : When to Seek Help


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