What’s Normal: Separation Anxiety at School Drop-Off Explained

by Ally Cohen
What’s Normal: Separation Anxiety at School Drop-Off Explained

Tears at the school gate? Clingy goodbyes and wobbly mornings are more common than you think especially in the early weeks of a new term. Separation anxiety is a normal part of child development, but that doesn’t make it easy on parents or little ones. Whether it's your child's first time at nursery or just a rough morning, knowing what’s typical and what might need more support can make all the difference. Want to feel more prepared and help your child feel safe and settled? Here’s what you need to know about separation anxiety and how to ease those tough drop-offs.

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