It is necessary to understand the emotional needs of the child if we are to stop anxiety in children. It will take the cooperation of the family and the school to produce the best results for the child. Therapy is always a good idea. Sometimes medication will be necessary to get the situation under control and help the child cope.
Patience and understanding are imperative. You may think a child does not have stress, when in fact it is very difficult to be a kid. Peer pressure and adult expectations can be overwhelming for a child and should be taken very seriously. If anxiety is not treated in children it can cause serious psychological problems that will follow them as adults.

If you suspect your child is suffering from anxiety, you should speak to your medical professional immediately.