Get It Now Kidstress: What It Is, How It Feels, How To Help Drafted By Georgia Witkin Available Through Digital Edition

think reading her survey results would have been as helpful as this book, It was not at all

relevant to raising a preteen nor did I find any actual advice in this book, only results of the study and how the data was interpreted.
Glad I borrowed it from the library versus buying it, The tip doctor from WNBCs Live at Five turns her attention to an escalating new problem with children today who experience more stress and more feelings of vulnerability and anxiety than ever before.
I used this for my thesis, I found it very interesting, It helps parents understand how kids understand and deal with stress in their little bodies, . . and what things are stressful to them, not always what adults would think, Considering the book was published inWE know it is outdated, . . BUT

here is the BUT:

It is written vague enough that we can still apply it to today's life.


The stats are outdated but there is plenty of other research to back up similar findings,

In the appendix is the questionnaire for both parents and kids use that to help you figure out what is bothering your children and use it and the book to help you, help your children.


It is a good book, quick read, I did skip a few things because I did not "feel" I needed to read that chapter, but, after my kids take the test, I may go back and need it.
But I read aboutof it and I will use it, and the notes I took, to help me and help my children.
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