Crisis Communication with Children

Cross-source consensus on Crisis Communication with Children from 1 sources and 5 claims.

1 sources · 5 claims

Uses

When explaining a crisis such as coronavirus to a young child, the most important message is reassurance grounded in love and commitment. — Parenting as Leadership During Fear and Uncertainty
Explanations of crisis for young children should be truthful without being overwhelming. — Parenting as Leadership During Fear and Uncertainty
Young children especially need to feel that adults are present, handling the frightening situation, and that they are being protected. — Parenting as Leadership During Fear and Uncertainty
Children can be reassured that the family will control what it can, which avoids false promises while still giving a sense of safety. — Parenting as Leadership During Fear and Uncertainty
Children can be told that their parent is committed to making the world as safe as possible for the child, family, and surrounding community. — Parenting as Leadership During Fear and Uncertainty