She may be experiencing separation anxiety. Find ways to visit during your work day, by phone or by video. Establish a routine that allows you to spend time together. Read together before bedtime. If the behavior doesn't improve, please see your Pediatrician. Watch for signs of fever and illness.
Answered 11/6/2022
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This is quite common and you could use some routines to ease the anxiety . Create specific rituals like giving her three hugs or a rhyme she loves to hear , before you leave, but make it short . Also you could leave her something of yours , that will tell her you will be back .You could also get her used to your being away for a short time and then returning .
Answered 11/6/2022
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