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The important thing to remember is that if the parent is feeling stressed the child will automatically pick up these feelings and display their own stress.


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    Look for the child displaying behaviour that is not normally part of their everyday traits. One such example may be stuttering when they feel threatened or in danger.
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    Observe whether there is any loss of appetite, even if their favorite foods are offered.
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    Make note of any diarrhea or vomiting. Many people suffer from such indigestion when they are stressed or anxious.
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    Observe the child's sleeping habits. Stress can make a child sleep excessively, or not enough.


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