Fear is part of growing up. You just need to ease that fear as much as possible. But there are good ways and wrong ways to do this. The first thing to remember when trying to cure separation anxiety with your child is that using adult logic doesn t work. This separation anxiety that they re feeling is an emotion that words can t cure.
Body language needs to do the work.
It s a natural emotion that everyone feels from time to time. Introduce her to some other people in the place she s going to be, whether it s at a babysitter s house or at a classroom. Introduce her to other kids and to the teachers. Be there for your child. If your child is afraid of being away from your care, don t let her feel as if she is away from you.