How to talk to your children about Coronavirus
Whew! This has been the week of escalation, hasn't it? I shared earlier that it was difficult to plan more than two hours in advance. Any time a situation escalates so quickly, children and youth are likely to feel anxiety. Parents, we want to make it easy for you to talk with your kids about this ever-changing Coronavirus situation.
Below you'll find a great resource we want to share with you - a cheat sheet for youth and for children. Download it. Print it if you'd like. Talk with your kids about it. You have the chance to point to God's truth in a situation that otherwise breeds uncertainty.
Below you'll find a great resource we want to share with you - a cheat sheet for youth and for children. Download it. Print it if you'd like. Talk with your kids about it. You have the chance to point to God's truth in a situation that otherwise breeds uncertainty.
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