I'm Dr. Becky, and this is Good Inside.

I feel sort of like a panicky feeling and doubt.

I guess is the biggest thing I feel, doubt that is she maybe not ready or is am I attached too much to her anxiety and can't separate myself from her feelings.

But I think the biggest thing for me is just doubting whether or not I'm making the right decision.

I don't know, it feels hard to see her react like that.

Back to school.

It is such an anxiety-filled time.

Whether you have a toddler who's starting school for the first time, or a kindergartener who's making that huge transition to elementary school, or maybe you just have an anxious kid.

Where separation is often full of protest and tears.

It makes sense that this time of year is full of questions and worries.

Today I talk to a mom who's thinking about her daughter's upcoming transition and the way to manage it best.

We'll be right back.

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