Separation anxiety is a normal developmental stage that often begins around 6–12 months of age. For educators, understanding and responding to this stage with empathy and practical strategies can make a significant difference in supporting both children and families.

Separation anxiety is a common emotional reaction in young children, where they experience distress and anxiety when separated from their loved ones The following article provides information on What Is Separation Anxiety, Supporting Toddlers With Separation Anxiety, How To Establish Consistent Routines, How To Acknowledge and Validate Feelings, What Can Educators Do When Child Is Screaming For Parents During Separation Anxiety, List Of Books About Separation For Toddlers and more.