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6 Mental Health Tips for Parents During the Coronavirus Outbreak

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Small children sometimes live in their imagination more than they do the “real” world that adults inhabit. Of course, the “real” world often poses problems and concerns that children are not yet equipped to deal with — whether it be natural disaster, political strife, or mass tragedy.Events like the recent outbreak of the Coronavirus can confuse, worry, and stress children to a degree that causes them far more harm than good.

Young children should be spared details about infection rates and death tolls, which can needlessly terrify when they are ill equipped to process the information in the way that adults are able to.Young children do, however, need some basic information about what they’re hearing, or overhearing — from the news,

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