People tend to catastrophize even small worrying signals.
They don't look at where the thing is, but the velocity of the movement, and what that implies about where it could go.
"My 2 year old is in a phase where he hits people when he's frustrated. When he goes to preschool he won't be able to socialize with other kids, and then he'll grow into a bully, and then he'll drop out of high school, and then he'll live on the streets, homeless!"
When you find yourself catastrophizing, take a breath.
Remember where the thing actually is, which isn't that bad.
Ask yourself if there are tripwires you could set up that would trigger if it ever developed to a point that was actually worrying.
Then, once you've installed the tripwires… just let go!
Stop thinking about it.
Don't borrow trouble.