How to Talk to Kids About Hurricanes
• Hurricanes can be scary for children; explain them in simple terms and use maps to show how they move.
• Focus on safety: discuss preparedness, evacuation plans, and the role of adults in keeping them safe.
• Acknowledge their fears, provide reassurance, limit media exposure, and empower them with knowledge about safety precautions.
Hurricanes can be scary for children
Hurricanes can be scary, especially for children. The roaring winds, torrential rain, and potential for damage can create anxiety and fear. As parents and caregivers, it’s important to address these concerns in a way that is both informative and reassuring. Here’s how to talk to kids about hurricanes:
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