Selective silence is an anxiety disorder that prevents a child from communicating in specific social settings, such as at school or in public. However, children can still talk normally with relatives or friends when no one is paying attention or when they are at home.
Today, school violence has become an alarming problem. Even if your child attends a good school, you do not eliminate the risk that your child may be a victim of school violence. Therefore, you should learn the signs in order to promptly prevent children from being hurt.
aFamilyToday Health - Did you know shy children are controlled by many emotions? It is the result of a series of feelings of fear, tension, hesitation, and confusion.
aFamilyToday Health - To help your child overcome shyness, parents should be teachers, at the same time as friends, always by their side, caring and helping their children to shed their self-esteem.