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Helping Shyer Kids

Posted: February 18th, 2010 by Michele Borba


Parenting advice to help your shyer, more sensitive kids feel more comfortable in social settings and join in the fun of life QUESTION: “We have an eleven-year-old son who is extremely shy. Whenever we introduce him to new people, he barely acknowledges their existence and looks so uncomfortable. If  another kid tries to have a [...]



My CanadaAM appearance: Tues Sep 8: Helping kids cope with anxiety & back-to-school jitters

Posted: September 7th, 2009 by Michele Borba


Each day this week I’ll be sharing back-to-school tips on CTV – Canada AM when kids go back to school. You can also  go to www.canadaam.ctv.ca for more of my tips  Michele Borba You’ve bought the school supplies, sharpened the pencils and packed the lunches, but have you prepared your children for dealing with back-to-school [...]



Michele Borba: How Do I Help My Shy Child? Sneakpeek at The BIG Book of #Parenting Solutions

Posted: August 23rd, 2009 by Michele Borba


Michele Borba REALITY CHECK: Though chances our your child was born with a shyer temperament, Jerome Kagan, Yale’s foremost child development expert, proves biology is not destiny. Those parents who encouraged their shyer children to expand their horizons and didn’t always rescue or overprotect were more likely to help their children feel more secure and [...]



Michele Borba: Easing Toddler Separation Anxiety

Posted: July 29th, 2009 by Michele Borba


By Michele Borba I’m starting back to work a couple days a week and I’m in a panic. My toddler clings and cries so hard when I leave just to go to the grocery store that breaks my heart. Is there anyway to help my daughter feel more secure now? Thank you!                                     [...]