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My child wants to be with me all the time – what can I do? (6 to 18 months) | NHS

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Find out more about coping with difficult behaviour here:
http://www.nhs.uk/Conditions/pregnancy-and-baby/Pages/dealing-with-difficult-behaviour.aspx

Watch this film to see what you can do if your child wants to be with you all the time. Health visitor Penny Lazell talks about what you can do if your baby gets anxious when you leave the room, and how to ease their separation anxiety.

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