Health Tip: Is Your Child Anxious?

(HealthDay News) -- Children who don't get enough time to play and relax -- or who are pushed beyond their comfort zone -- may become anxious, experts say.

The American Academy of Pediatrics mentions these potential warning signs of anxiety in children:

  • Steering clear of other people.

  • Losing interest in eating.

  • Acting nervous.

  • Having trouble sleeping.

  • Complaining of headaches or stomach aches.

  • Appearing depressed.

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