The provided documents do not contain specific information about stress in children. Common mistakes in managing childhood stress include: overlooking physical symptoms (headaches, stomachaches, sleep issues) as mere phases; overscheduling children with extracurriculars without downtime; failing to model healthy coping behaviors; and dismissing stressors like school pressure or peer conflicts. Evidence-based recommendations emphasize open communication, consistent routines, adequate sleep, physical activity, and relaxation techniques. If symptoms persist, a pediatrician or child psychologist should be consulted. This advice is based on general pediatric psychology guidelines, not on the cited sources.
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