The 39 year old actor and mother of two shared 9 signs of deep anxiety in kids that parents need to watch out for.
During the lockdown, Sameera Reddy has taken to social media to talk about how her family is dealing with the crises.
The mother of two recently took to Instagram to share an important message for parents.
In the minute and half long video, the 39 year old actor broke down while discussing her own fears and insecurities as a parent.
'Children are finding it hard to process this situation,' she wrote in her post alongside the video.
'It hurts me that Hans (Sameera's eldest son) is exposed to the paranoia and fear,' Sameera said. 'But this is the new normal. And imagine if we feel anxiety they feel it even more.'
According to Sameera, these are some of the signs of deep anxiety in children
- finding it hard to concentrate.
- not sleeping, or waking in the night with bad dreams.
- not eating properly.
- quickly getting angry or irritable, and being out of control during outbursts.
- constantly worrying or having negative thoughts.
- feeling tense and fidgety, or using the toilet often.
- always crying.
- being clingy.
- complaining of tummy aches and feeling unwell.
Sameera's message to parents is simple: 'Please be aware and communicate with your child. It’s important.'
'Keeping them busy is a good thing but talking to them and being honest about the situation is recommended. Make them feel safe. Lots of hugs and lots of patience.'
