| While social phobia typically has its onset in childhood, intense fears appear in most children as a normal part of growing up.
Early in life, infants become very attached to those who care for them and if separated, toddlers naturally become anxious or upset. Childhood fears of the dark and of monsters are common. It is normal and natural for children to be nervous and experience some anxiety about starting school, but fear and anxiety should not continue for extended periods of time.
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