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8 Genius Tricks to Instantly Soothe Kids’ Anxiety in Just 60 Seconds!

Try one and watch the transformation!

Are you tired of watching your child struggle with anxiety? As parents, we know how heart-wrenching it can be to see our little ones overwhelmed by worry. But fear not! We’ve uncovered 12 incredible hacks that can help relieve your child’s anxiety in just one minute. Yes, you read that right — one minute!

  1. Deep Breaths: Teach your child to take slow, deep breaths, in and out. It’s a simple yet effective way to calm the nervous system.
  2. Positive Affirmations: Repeat positive affirmations together. Phrases like “I am safe” or “I can handle this” can work wonders.
  3. Cuddle Time: Sometimes, all your child needs is a reassuring hug. Physical touch can be incredibly comforting, especially skin to skin contact.
  4. Music Magic: Play their favourite song. Music has a powerful impact on mood and can quickly shift their mindset. Combine it with number 4 and get up and dance together!
  5. Distract with Drawing: Keep a sketchpad handy for doodling. The movement in the wrists while drawing can calm their nerves and the drawing provides a  distraction and helps to redirect their focus.
  6. Essential Oils: Keep a calming blend of essential oils in a roller bottle on hand to roll onto the back of the neck or temples and watch as their anxiety simply melts away.
  7. Laugh it Off: Share a silly joke or funny story to lighten the mood. Laughter releases feel-good hormones that combat anxiety.
  8. Exercise: Getting your heart rate up quickly by doing something as simple as running generates incredible changes in the brain chemistry, as the brain produces anti-anxiety neurotransmitters, providing almost immediate relief from feelings of anxiety.

In just 60 seconds, these simple yet powerful techniques can make a world of difference for your child’s anxiety levels. Give them a try, and witness the magic unfold before your eyes. Remember, as a parent, your love and support are the ultimate tools in helping your child navigate their emotions.