In my daughters school they have a wellbeing area where all children can go. If they're upset, lonely, just want a chat etc. Really lovely idea I think and works very well. My daughter who is 11 (just started secondary school) won't go because they have a dog and she is terrified of them. Full blown phobia There have been occasions when she has been alone at lunch time and wanted to go there (where there are other kids in a similar situation). But she's too scared. She's a very shy and anxious child and will not tell them shes afraid of dogs. I'm wondering should I mention it to the school? They won't get rid of the dog because of one student will they? What would you do?
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Hedonism ·
03/10/2022 20:40
gogohmm · 03/10/2022 17:04
Perhaps the therapy dog can help her overcome her fear. If the dog is ok to be in school it will have assessed, the perfect way to help your dd
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