01/17/2026
Children are incredible observers. They don’t just hear our words—they absorb our tone, our pace, our internal weather. When a child seems anxious, overthinks, or asks endless “what if” questions, it’s often a reflection of a nervous system trying to make sense of uncertainty.
Supporting a child’s mind doesn’t mean giving better answers. It means modeling calm curiosity instead of urgency. It means showing them that not every question needs an immediate solution.
When we soften our own mental rush, children learn that it’s okay to pause, wonder, and trust that clarity comes with time.
A Quiet Pause:
When your child asks a big question today, try responding with curiosity instead of certainty. “That’s a good question. Let’s sit with it together.”
For You:
Inside High Vibe Mama™, we explore how your inner dialogue shapes your child’s emotional landscape—and how to create more ease for both of you.
Learn more here:
https://marianneknox.com/high-vibe-mama/
Reach out anytime if you’d like support navigating this with your child.