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Talking to Kids About World Natural Disasters
In the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina television and other media are depicting graphic scenes of devastation and ...
Source: NYU Child Study Center
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Talking to Kids About Violent Images of War
Photographs showing Iraqi prisoners of war being subjected to abuse by American military police have recently been ...
Source: NYU Child Study Center
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Helping Children Deal with Shocking Events
We all are struggling to deal thoughtfully with the War on Terrorism, and the wars that have sprung up in its wake. A ...
Source: Hand in Hand
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How Do Children See Race?
Johnny Lee, a white man who was a former imperial wizard and a founder and recruiter for the Ku Klux Klan Youth Corps, ...
Source: Hand in Hand
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Inoculating Our Children Against Racism
Children are not, by nature, racist. Nor are they born with damaging assumptions about people in any definable group. ...
Source: Hand in Hand
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Talking to Your Child About Puberty
Start EarlyToday, kids are exposed to so much information about sex and relationships on TV and the Internet that by ...
Source: The Nemours Foundation
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Talking About Family Diversity
Children Learn about Sexuality within a Variety of Family Structures The love, respect, and communication involved ...
Source: Families Are Talking
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How to Talk to Children about Death
Death is often a very difficult subject for parents to discuss with their children. It is natural for parents to want ...
Source: Center for Effective Parenting
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Getting Your Child to Break Bad Habits
Introduction Having a cigarette with your morning coffee. Reading the sports section of the newspaper first. Ordering ...
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Ease the Transition of Moving to a New Home
Whether you are moving across the country or across town, this can be a stressful time for the whole family. Here are a ...
Source: Hand in Hand
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Is Your Child Plagiarizing?
The resources are so readily available that your child may not even be aware that she plagiarizes.But plagiarism is a...
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How to Talk to Kids About Race
Talking about race doesn't have to be a sticky thing. By approaching it with an honest, patient and matter-of-fact tone,...
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How to Talk to Kids About Death
Experts share practical advice on how to approach a universal challenge for parents: how to talk with your child when...
Source: Education.com -
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How to Talk About Adoption
November is Adoption Awareness Month! If your child hasn't come across the concept of adoption yet, this is a perfect...
Source: Education.com -
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Seeing the School Psychologist: What Does it Mean?
Every school has one. Your teacher may invite you to speak with one about your child, or have a friend working with one....
Source: Education.com
