Talking with Kids About Violence: Listening Comes First
When something violent happens in the news, many adults feel the urge to protect children from the details. We want to keep them from feeling scared or confused. But children
When something violent happens in the news, many adults feel the urge to protect children from the details. We want to keep them from feeling scared or confused. But children
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