Show Notes
In this episode Rosey delves into the emotional rollercoaster of separation anxiety. Whether you’re a parent heading back to work, introducing a new caregiver, or simply trying to soothe your little one to sleep, understanding separation anxiety is key. Rosey breaks down what separation anxiety is, why it happens, and most importantly, offers top tips for managing it.
Tune in to discover effective strategies for easing transitions, building trust with new caregivers, and creating a sleep-friendly environment that supports your child’s emotional well-being.
This episode is packed with practical advice to help you and your child navigate this challenging phase with confidence and calm
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