Childhood anxiety is a topic that has drawn attention from professionals in the field of health and education. To some degree, anxiety is a natural reaction of the human being, and it is useful for adapting and reacting to situations of fear or expectation. It becomes pathological when it reaches too high values with a systematic and generalized character, beginning to interfere with the healthy functioning of the individual's life.
From my point of view, before we approach the subject of anxiety we must go a few steps back. We need to talk and teach kids about patience. We humans aren't born with this ability. We need to learn how to be patient.
