NEWS
Parents' stress can
take a toll on their
kids.
A recent study
reported in The
Los Angeles
Times indicates
that children
may be more
aware of--and
more reactive
to--mom and
dad's stress
levels than
previously
suspected.
A graphic on
how parents'
stress
affects
children
from the
"Stress in
America"
survey.
(American
Psychological
Assn.)
Even very young
children, which the
study defined as
those under the age
of eight, reported
increased feelings
of sadness, worry
and frustration due
to their parents'
stress levels.
What's more, as
children get older,
their reactions to
mom and dad's
elevated stress
levels may increase.
"Even though
children know when
their parents are
stressed and admit
that it directly
affects them,
parents are grossly
underestimating the
impact that their
stress is having on
their children,"
psychologist
Katherine C. Nordal
says in the
association's report
on the survey. Check
out the findings at
the Stress
in America" survey
A graphic on how
parents' stress
affects children
from the "Stress in
America" survey.
Psychological Assn.)
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