7 Effective Methods for Calming Kids Anxiety During the Covid-19 Pandemic: Easy Parenting Tips for Providing Your Kids Anxiety Relief and Preventing Teen Depression Caused by Coronavirus Isolation: Secrets To Being A Good Parent And Good Parenting Skills That Every Parent Needs To Learn, #6

By Frank Dixon

Do You Want to Help Your Kids Be Less Anxious and More Calm in Stressful Times?
 

In 7 Effective Methods for Calming Kids Anxiety During the Covid-19 Pandemic, best-selling parenting advice author Frank Dixon provides proven anxiety relief advice for both children and their loving parents in these extraordinary times of high stress and uncertainty for your kids.

It is vitally important for parents to understand how their children think, when they hear that many people are dying from Coronavirus, they have been confined to Covid quarantine for months and have been unable to talk to their friends in person for an extended period of time, due to social distancing requirements.

Effective communication is essential to help your son or daughter to be able to cope in these high-stress times and prevent long-term issues with teen depression, low self-esteem, and social anxiety.

In this straightforward positive parenting book, you will discover the 7 most important parenting skills for helping your child overcome Covid-19 anxiety, plus:

✓ 7 essential methods to calm anxiety among kids and help them regulate negative emotions better

✓ How to allow your child to see the bright side of things and avoid going into depression, due to fear of illness to themselves or their family

✓ How to help your child deal with social isolation and loneliness during these difficult times

✓ How to help your child take their mind off the negativity they see everywhere on TV and on social media on their cell phones

✓ What to do if your son or daughter does show signs of child depression

So how can we as parents help our kids handle the stress and uncertainty about Covid-19?

How do we help children overcome missing school milestones, sports, and social events due to the pandemic?

Find out in this easy-to-understand parenting guide.

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• Language: English
• Publisher: Go Make A Change
• Release date: Jun 2, 2023
• ISBN: 9798215114421

Frank Dixon

Parents. Moms & Dads. Families that live together, or separated. There’s no official handbook for new parents. Every family and situation is unique, and the idealistic pedestal isn’t only what we see in movies and on TV. The titles within the Best Parenting Books cover a range of skills on specific and important topics that are “easy to digest” and implement. In there I place many useful resources that are beneficial to any type of parent or family member. You’re on a journey to becoming a more successful parent, and part of that is exploring different paths to find which approach best resonates with you— or to choose the perfect combination for you and your child. My straightforward approach is designed to help you understand child behavior, backing up that knowledge with research, and teaching you some actionable strategies you can use every day. This is exactly what I used to do with parents like you in one-on-one sessions. Transforming those experiences into tried and true print means between my pages you’ll find yourself on the way to raising a happy, healthy, independent, strong and resilient child— who’ll grow into a successful adult. My own childhood was ingrained with turmoil which left me a past filled with its share of guilt, shame, depression, low self esteem, and anxiety. It often made me feel trapped, and is what set me on my professional course to helping parents find direction. Putting my insight, strategies, and experience into the written word extends my reach farther than a limited number of face-to-face sessions ever could. Since then I’ve published several books on the subject, with more on the way. Together I hope we’ll be able to pass on positive parenting onto future generations to come. Kind Regards, Frank Dixon

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Book Description

Who would have thought that the world would see such a day? With more fatalities and hospitalizations, COVID-19 has turned the world upside down for many. With schools being shut down, people working from home, public places closed and social distancing protocols in place, life isn't the same anymore.

How are we going to cope with the changing dynamics? What does the future ahead look like? How will parents make both ends meet? Will our children's education suffer?

All these are questions on the top of the mind of everyone. Some are worried about keeping their jobs while others mourn the death of a loved one.

Children have been hit by the pandemic too. They are missing out on some of the most important milestones in their lives and are pissed about it. So how can we, as their parents, help them handle the stress and uncertainty about things? How do we make them see the bright side of things and avoid going into depression fearing for their and their loved ones' lives?

In this unique and much-needed guide, Frank Dixon offers his readers an insight on how to help calm the anxiety many children and teenagers face today. With groundbreaking research, and scientific studies under scrutiny, he compiles seven essential methods to calm anxiety among kids and help them regulate negative emotions better. This is a guide for parents to help them find healthy ways to deal with this unexpected chain of events and continue to hope for the best amid these difficult times.

7 Effective Methods for Calming Kids Anxiety During the Covid-19 Pandemic

Easy Parenting Tips for Providing Your Kids Anxiety Relief and Preventing Teen Depression Caused by Coronavirus Isolation

Frank Dixon

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Before we jump in, I'd like to express my gratitude. I know this mustn’t be the first book you came across and yet you still decided to give it a read. There are numerous courses and guides you could have picked instead that promise to make you an ideal and well-rounded parent while raising your children to be the best they can be.

But for some reason, mine stood out from the rest and this makes me the happiest person on the planet right now. If you stick with it, I promise this will be a worthwhile read.

In the pages that follow, you’re going to learn the best parenting skills so that your child can grow to become the best version of themselves and in doing so experience a meaningful understanding of what it means to be an effective parent.

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