She can also watch your child's relationships, to be certain that she is interacting on a friendly basis with the other children. She can make sure that there is no bullying or teasing involved. She may also check to be sure that your daughter feels successful handling her class work. A child who doesn't feel competent in either area, academic or social, will become school phobic in time. This is not an uncommon problem in the early grades.
School counselors can be a tremendous source of help and support.
They usually have had training in helping children who fear school. A school counselor can help you with suggestions for handling the situation at home, as well as make sure your daughter doesn't fall through the cracks before everyone is satisfied with her progress. There are some things you can do at home, however. The first is to be a good listener. Ask your daughter to identify her feelings when she gets up in the morning.