How to talk to kids about conflict


By AGENCY

The older the child is, the more information and discussion they are likely to need about violence and conflict. — Filepic

The Israel-Gaza war is distressing, and children and teens may be wondering why this violence is occurring and what else will happen in the future.

Like adults, they are better able to cope with upsetting news and images when they understand more about the situation.

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