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How to talk to your children about conflict and war | UNICEF Parenting

8 tips to support and comfort your children. · 1. Find out what they know and how they feel · 2. Keep it calm and age-appropriate · 3. Spread compassion, not ...

How to talk to children about war: An age-by-age guide - Today Show

Messages could include: “There's a war far away where there are U.S. soldiers (nearby). We're safe but it is a big deal.” “If they ask you a ...

Talking to Children about War

Although military families understand the risks associated with being in the military community, they could use additional supports to help bolster their ...

Here is how to talk to your children about conflict and war - Unicef

UNICEF shares tips for parents and caregivers · 1. Find out what they know and how they feel · 2. Keep it calm and age-appropriate · 3. Spread compassion, not ...

Five tips on how to talk to children about war

We understand talking about war can be a complex and distressing topic, but taking the time to listen and talk to them about their worries will help them feel ...

6 tips for talking to kids about war | Health & Wellness Services

Sometimes, the best way to broach difficult subjects is to ask open-ended questions. This strategy can help us gauge what our children know ...

How to Talk About War and Conflict with Kids | Save The Children

Be mindful of the child's age as you approach the conversation with them. Young children may not understand what conflict or war means and require an age- ...

How To Talk With Your Kids about War - Focus on the Family

As you allow your child to ask questions, they will naturally guide the conversation. These check-in conversations allow you to fully grasp their understanding ...

Helping Kids Understand War - Astra Publishing House

A wordless picture book by international award-winning creator Nikolai Popov to help parents, teachers, and caretakers tackle the sensitive topics of conflict ...

What to tell children about war: — Harvard Gazette

Once a child is 6 or 7 and in school, he or she is able to understand at least some of what is going on. McCartney remembers when she decided ...

Six tips for explaining war to children | Penn GSE

For children of all ages, be sure to ask them what they know. Correct any misinformation or negative generalizations they may have — such as “ ...

How to Talk to Your Kids About War (Age by Age) - Minno Kids

Bible Connection: · Pray with Preschoolers: Jesus, there are people hurting right now and we know that makes You sad. · Pray with Elementary Schoolers: Jesus, ...

Talking to children about war and conflict - Beacon House

“It is not possible to know how long this war will last for. It's ... LET YOUR CHILD. KNOW WHERE ELSE. THERE IS HELP AND. INFORMATION. We can help our ...

How to talk to children about war and conflict - Emerging Minds

Try to follow the conversation up with a calming, enjoyable activity, like drawing, going for a walk, watching a movie or reading a story together. This helps ...

Terrorism and War: How to Talk to Children - AACAP

They give parents and caregivers an opportunity to help children feel more secure and understand the world in which they live. The following information can ...

Expert Advice on How to Talk to Your Kids About War

Expert Advice on How to Talk to Your Kids About War · Talk to their children regularly about how other children live in their community and in the world— ...

How to talk to your kids about war and violence - The Globe and Mail

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How To Talk to Young Kids About War - Today's Parent

It may feel counterintuitive to talk to kids about war, but helping them learn to process tragedy is a step in their journey to becoming ...

New Resource: How to Talk to Children and Adolescents About War

Talk, Talk, Talk. Talking with your children about challenging topics helps them work through thoughts and feelings they may find confusing. · Avoid Avoidance.

How to talk about war with your young child – and help them feel safe

In most instances, young children often react to their parents' distress, which is why it's important to monitor your own emotions when you're ...