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Talking about war-terrorism

Talking to children about terrorism
A question and answer format to help parents and caregivers to support and talk with young children about war and terrorism. United States

Talking to children about war-terrorism
This topic is about helping young children to deal with their feelings about war and terrorism and includes information for children whose parents are in the defence forces. Australia

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