The phrases we think are harmless often make a child's fear larger. Some alternatives, and a short exercise for home.
How to talk to your child about their fears
The phrases we think are harmless often make a child's fear larger. Some alternatives, and a short exercise for home.
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How to talk to your child about their fears
The phrases we think are harmless often make a child's fear larger. Some alternatives, and a short exercise for home.
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«Instead of saying there is nothing to be afraid of, I learned to ask what they were afraid of.»
Written by Niloufar Rostami
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