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Not sure how much to tell your children about the current financial crisis or whether to talk to them about it at all? Here are tips from some financial experts who are also parents: Talking to Kids About the Financial Crisis on kiplinger.com Talking to Your Teen About the Financial Crisis on businessweek.com General tips from pediatricians and child development experts on helping children cope with stressful events in the news:
NEW WEB FEATURES Being Dad: New DVD Takes on Fatherhood, Pregnancy, & Morning Sickness The "Out-of-Sync" Child: Sensory Processing Disorder by Meg Zweiback, R.N., M.P.H. CHOOSING A PRESCHOOL Starting to look for a preschool? Here's help:
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TALKING
TO KIDS
Children
are sensitive to parents' feelings of anxiety or despair. Your
children need to see you as strong, capable, and protective.
Talking about future events in hopeful, positive terms can help
children have faith in the future.
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