Sameera Reddy speaks about 'deep anxiety among children' during COVID-19 lockdown

Actor Sameera Reddy is an avid social media user. She is often seen posting pictures and videos with her adorable kids. Along with that, she also goes on to share social awareness on her social media handle for people suffering from various problems such as depression and anxiety.

Sameera Reddy recently posted a video on her Instagram handle. In one-and-a-half-minute long video, one can see Sameera Reddy sharing social awareness about kids who are frustrated during lockdown. actor went on to reveal that mental health of a child is currently t in its best place as y might be wondering what is happening with entire nation being in lockdown.

Sameera Reddy also said that when adults are already so anxious about staying at home, state of children would be far worse. She also revealed that she and her husband were busy preparing mselves before lockdown. She n started to wonder about her kids as it is natural for every parent to want ir kids to be safe and loved. She also asked parents to talk to ir kids, help m open up and bond with m.

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Along with video, Sameera Reddy also jotted down a list of signs of anxiety among children, where she asked parents to check if ir child is going through. She also asked parents to keep ir kids busy by doing some activities and bonding with m. One might get to kw if ir child has deep anxiety if y are “t sleeping, or waking in night with bad dreams, t eating properly, feeling tense and fidgety, or using toilet often, being clingy, complaining of tummy aches and feeling unwell” and much more. Check out her video below.

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