Parents often struggle to know how to react to a child’s fears. Adults know that there is nothing to fear from a friendly dog in the park, or a tiger on TV, but how can we convince children of that? Is the best thing to ignore the problem and let them “grow out of it,” or to help them to confront the fear?

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