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    • C Offline
      cherrygal
      last edited by

      Dun worry. It should be a phase. Just don’t bring too much attention to it and avoid the things he has mentioned for now. Let him watch A Bug’s Life later on and tell him how cute they are. Of coz, dun show him your own fears (eg. screaming at cockroaches etc).


      And you shouldn’t be showing him violent scenes on TV. He’s too young for this. I don’t even watch shows like Ch 8’s Unriddle when my kids are around.

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        LOLMum
        last edited by

        i really cant remember if it was me or someone else (family or friends) who put this fear into dd when she was little.


        you know someitmes we play games and we would take a toy or whatsoever and chase after the child and say things like "run run monster coming"…

        dd cant remember too but she was very frighten of buttons when she was i think 3 or 4 yeras old. she refused to wear anything with buttons on it and cried and screamed if we took it to her.

        now it is better (she has too cos there are buttons on her uniform). however she would not get any dress or tees with buttons on it. pants and skirts no choice.

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          jacsplace
          last edited by

          Thanks all for the advice and sharings. My son has gotten over most of his fear. He still doesn’t like insects, so I try to act as his shield.

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            kooky83
            last edited by

            Try to reason it out with him, along with letting him watch movies/cartoons involving bugs to slowly desensitize towards insects.


            Try reminding him that he is about 1000x bigger than the insect itself might work.. It should be the insect that is afraid of him, and not the other way round 😄

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              Ichigokun
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              I’m scared of insects myself too. xD


              But I’m usually more afraid of worms like caterpillars etc. Those that wriggle around gives me the creeps. Especially earthworms. You cut them and they multiply. Yuck!!

              Some of the few I’m scared of are (in order):
              - Earthworms
              - Hornets/Wasps
              - Millipedes
              - Caterpillars
              - Bees
              - Cockroaches
              - Lizards
              - Butterflies (Ya. I’m scared of butterflies :X cos when I think about them when they are just caterpillars with wings it gives me the creeps.)

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                Jane422
                last edited by

                Fear is the beginning of wisdom. so don't give up. :xedfingers:

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                  smurfymum
                  last edited by

                  better not to let them view violent on tv since they do not understand it yet.

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