Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder
Big Worries That Don’t Go Away
What Does This Mean?
Kids with OCD get strong, tricky thoughts (worries) and feel they have to do certain things (like checking or washing) to feel better.
What You Might Notice
Washing hands over and over
Repeating words or actions
Really worried about germs
Needing things to be “just right”
Gets upset if routines change
When to Reach Out for Help
Routines take up lots of time
Child feels upset without doing them
Big worries that cause stress
Who Can Help?
Child Psychologist
Psychiatrist
Therapist who teaches coping skills
How You Can Help at Home
Be patient with their routines
Don’t judge—just listen
Gently help shift focus
Keep days calm and predictable
Practice calming exercises together
Additional Support Through Animation
Our characters show that it’s okay to have big feelings and different ways of thinking. Kids learn they’re not alone, and that worries can get easier.
