Separation Anxiety Blog Posts

Millions of people are suffering from panic disorder and some form of panic disorder comes out while driving a car or any vehicle. It makes some people stop driving and let someone else drive for them. But not everyone can afford to hire a driver or...

Is your dog afraid of thunder? Is your dog afraid of other dogs? How do you calm down your dog? Do you wish you had a quiet dog? Does your dog have separation anxiety? Susan Sharpe founder of the Anxiety Wrap answers these questions and more. Click o...

My daughter, Sadie, is very…attached.  She is my fifth child whom I’ve had to see off to school, though the first who has made the experience…uhhh…slightly painful. My mom often told the story of a crying daughter, a kinderga...

When I dropped off my eldest child at college, I thought my heart was going to break. However, just a few weeks after that sad weekend, I had adjusted to and accepted the fact that my daughter was no longer … Continue reading →The post Si...

According to the National Sleep Foundation, children between three and five years of age should be sleeping between eleven and thirteen hours per night. However, about 52 percent of American children resist bedtime at that age. Part of the problem ma...

        A while ago, in one of my posts Another milestone, I was mentioning that my baby daughter is crossing some rough times as she is experiencing the separation anxiety, a well known and very much expected...

        A day in a mother's life can look like a million years for "the normal" people as most of the time the implied events take place at the speed of light. Mom just blinks for a millisecond and poof! the baby does on...

        A day in a mother's life can look like a million years for "the normal" people as most of the time the implied events take place at the speed of light. Mom just blinks for a millisecond and poof! the baby does on...

      I guess we could call the "separation anxiety" a milestone since all babies go through this phase with no exception. It's a part of their development and their learning process and they are all expected to reach this point sooner...