The child psychologist says when a child is constantly on the go, they may start to feel stressed, anxious or even exhausted. Being that active requires a lot of focus from a child which can really ...

“Hurried child syndrome,” as it’s called ... 5 ways to teach children self-love “This is about a global, existential hurrying, not about trying to get to stuff on time,” Oster writes.

“Hurried child syndrome,” as it’s called, happens when a busy schedule – with school, extracurriculars, and family obligations – turns into a source of stress and anxiety for children.