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House obsession

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Dear All,

 My son has recently moved schools to a smaller, private school as he found his previous school overwhelming and although is a lot happier in his new school he now has a huge fixation on moving house (we currently rent a flat) as he feels he is poor in comparison to his peers. He spends quite a lot of time obsessing about it and wanted to know if anyone had any strategies to deal with his anxiety. He is 8. Thanks

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  • Not sure how to help your son in this case. he probably just has to learn that people’s real value doesn’t depend on their financial income. Maybe he understands that if you talk to him about it. And maybe it will just get better over time. But I still think you should address the issue rather than hope it will get better.
    Getting real estate property is hard nowadays because the prices are insane. Ask https://probereality.cz, and they will tell you that it’s harder for millennials to buy a house than for boomers. Kids need to understand that if they are concerned with it.

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  • Not sure how to help your son in this case. he probably just has to learn that people’s real value doesn’t depend on their financial income. Maybe he understands that if you talk to him about it. And maybe it will just get better over time. But I still think you should address the issue rather than hope it will get better.
    Getting real estate property is hard nowadays because the prices are insane. Ask https://probereality.cz, and they will tell you that it’s harder for millennials to buy a house than for boomers. Kids need to understand that if they are concerned with it.

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