Breaking News and Kids
Posted in: Videos
Topics: Digital Media
During times of “breaking news” coverage we’re all drawn to our TVs, phones, and computers for information. But breaking news can include disturbing themes and content, including violence, natural disasters, abuse, and more. The big headlines today also seem to be more frequent, which can add to our stress levels.
What can parents do to ensure children process news in an age-appropriate way and feel safe? Gene and Steve share advice in this Parent Strategy Announcement (PSA).
Watch our other Shrinking It Down PSAs on our YouTube Channel.
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