Stress does not only occur in adults, but can also affect children. Separation from parents can make a child feel stressed. Especially after entering school age, social pressures and demands for academic grades can also be a trigger for stress on children. Symptoms of stress in children are not easy to recognize, but there are some signs that indicate the child is stressed, such as experiencing sleep disturbances, changes in appetite, changing emotions, becoming frequent bedwetting, difficulty concentrating while studying, or difficulty doing school work. In addition, physical symptoms can also accompany, such as abdominal pain or headaches, but not all children experience similar symptoms. Causes of Stress in Children Some causes of stress in children, include: Overly dense activity Sometimes, we as parents do not realize that the activities of children at school have taken up most of their energy. Our intention to give him additional knowledge after school hours, such as