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What Do I Say to My Kids About COVID-19?

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Navigate the challenging conversations about COVID-19 with your children using these valuable resources for parents, offering practical advice and supportive insights on how to address their concerns and uncertainties in an age-appropriate and reassuring manner.

We are all looking for ways to navigate the COVID-19 virus and its outbreak. Discussing this topic with your children and helping them remain calm can be challenging. Below is a list of resources to assist you in having those difficult conversations about the coronavirus.

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We will update this list as we find more resources. Follow us on social media for more updates, tips, and resources! Please share pictures and ideas from your houses with us on social media. Also, let us know what you need to get by! Let’s create a supportive online community!

Graham Behavior Services is gathering resources to help families during this unpredictable time. For tips on managing your children’s behavior while at home, check out our blog posts:

Don’t Go Insane: Managing Your Children’s Behavior While Everyone is Home

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