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065 - The Clingy Toddler: Is it Normal and When to Worry
In this episode, we delve into a common concern shared by many parents: toddler clinginess.
Our listener's question reflects the daily struggle of balancing parental responsibilities with the needs of a clingy toddler. From crying during restroom breaks to sleeping beside them at night, the challenges can be overwhelming. The impending need to leave the toddler with a babysitter raises concerns about potential anxiety triggers and impacts on their mental health and development.
Join us as we explore whether such clinginess is within normal toddler behavior or if it signals something more. We discuss four key signs that may indicate underlying issues beyond typical attachment phases.
Tune in next week for the follow-up episode where we'll talk about actionable strategies to address and navigate the complexities of parenting a clingy toddler. Whether you're a seasoned parent or facing these challenges for the first time, this episode offers insights and guidance to support you through this journey.
Link mentioned in this episode:
- Potential Effects of the COVID-19 Pandemic on Children and Adolescents with Separation Anxiety Disorder
⭐ Our book Learning by Heart: Teach Your Child to Read, Stress-Free is now on Amazon! Click here to learn more about Dr. Victoria Nolasco's books.
⭐ Check out our FREE Discerning Parenting Toolkit and Resource Library.
⭐ Find out more about our on-demand courses to guide you through parenting challenges.
🎖️Discerning Parenting is now one of the TOP 20 PARENTING PODCASTS on Feedspot!
The Discerning Parenting Podcast is a free informational resource for parents. As a valued listener, you acknowledge that any information you get from this podcast is for your general guidance only, and must never be considered a substitute for the advice provided by a doctor, therapist, or other qualified medical professionals who know your child specifically. Read our full disclaimer policy here.
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By Victoria Ang-Nolasco, MDIn this episode, we delve into a common concern shared by many parents: toddler clinginess.
Our listener's question reflects the daily struggle of balancing parental responsibilities with the needs of a clingy toddler. From crying during restroom breaks to sleeping beside them at night, the challenges can be overwhelming. The impending need to leave the toddler with a babysitter raises concerns about potential anxiety triggers and impacts on their mental health and development.
Join us as we explore whether such clinginess is within normal toddler behavior or if it signals something more. We discuss four key signs that may indicate underlying issues beyond typical attachment phases.
Tune in next week for the follow-up episode where we'll talk about actionable strategies to address and navigate the complexities of parenting a clingy toddler. Whether you're a seasoned parent or facing these challenges for the first time, this episode offers insights and guidance to support you through this journey.
Link mentioned in this episode:
- Potential Effects of the COVID-19 Pandemic on Children and Adolescents with Separation Anxiety Disorder
⭐ Our book Learning by Heart: Teach Your Child to Read, Stress-Free is now on Amazon! Click here to learn more about Dr. Victoria Nolasco's books.
⭐ Check out our FREE Discerning Parenting Toolkit and Resource Library.
⭐ Find out more about our on-demand courses to guide you through parenting challenges.
🎖️Discerning Parenting is now one of the TOP 20 PARENTING PODCASTS on Feedspot!
The Discerning Parenting Podcast is a free informational resource for parents. As a valued listener, you acknowledge that any information you get from this podcast is for your general guidance only, and must never be considered a substitute for the advice provided by a doctor, therapist, or other qualified medical professionals who know your child specifically. Read our full disclaimer policy here.