Fear reactions are made up of physical changes, feelings and behaviors. Children who experience fear are more likely to show us than tell us that they are afraid. They may do this by seeking reassurance, by trying to avoid the situation that makes them fearful, by becoming agitated or by becoming upset. If the situation that makes them fearful is one they cannot avoid they may try to get a parent, care or other trusted adult to deal with it for them. Once children develop logical thinking it allows them to think through the things that make them afraid and to filter out those things that are purely imaginary. Children, learn to problem solve for themselves and come up with management skills in dealing with coping. This help children come up