Children often face a myriad of fears that seem trivial to adults yet loom large in their young minds. From apprehensions about monsters lurking under the bed to larger societal anxieties like natural disasters, it’s essential to comprehend the intricate web of emotions a child navigates. These fears are not simply products of overactive imaginations;
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Fear is an intrinsic part of the human experience, and for children, these fears can range from the fantastical—like monsters lurking under the bed—to more concrete worries concerning natural disasters. These fears can arise suddenly or may be rooted in daily life experiences, as children’s expanding awareness of their surroundings and ability to anticipate consequences