When a child is restless in his chair and not paying attention, we tend to think of attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), but anxiety can also be the cause. When a child is anxious about going to school, he may have difficulty concentrating on his lessons and ignore the teacher's lectures because his anxious thoughts are overwhelming his brain. School anxiety is a worrying thing for children and a concern for parents. It is very common, but it is not always the same. Sometimes it becomes an illness such as depression, behavioral disorders, emotional disorders. In this article, we will provide useful information to help you better understand your child's anxiety about going to school.

According to doctors' recommendations, babies should be breastfed for the first 6 months of life. From about 2-3 months old, you may see your baby start to frequently suck his/her thumb. This may be a harmless action, but sometimes it also brings some problems that need intervention, especially when the baby sucks his/her thumb and refuses to suck. So what should you do when your 3-month-old baby sucks his/her thumb, when should you intervene, and how should you handle a baby who sucks his/her thumb but refuses to suck?