SAFETY EDUCATION AT HOME
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To help ensure the safety of children during isolation, we've made our resources freely available to you here. This gives every family in your community the ability to teach essential safety tips to children -- and how to talk to them about COVID-19 -- all from the safety of their own homes. ​​Just scroll, learn and share!​

HOW TO TALK TO YOUR KIDS ABOUT COVID-19
Eight tips to help comfort and protect children.

With the overwhelming amount of information coming at us regarding the COVID-19 pandemic, kids in your community may be feeling anxious or confused. Though the news may cause stress or depression, young people who receive parental support, positive role-modeling and helpful information can build the confidence to stand tall and feel safer.

Here are some simple things YOU can do to help the young people around you...
1. Ask open questions and listen
2. Be honest: explain the truth in a child-friendly way
3. Show them how to protect themselves and their friends
4. Offer reassurance
5. Check if they are experiencing or spreading stigma
6. Look for the helpers
7. Look after yourself
8. Close conversations with care


To learn more about this strategy for talking to your kids about COVID-19 please see...
unicef.org.au/blog/news-and-insights/march-2020/how-to-talk-to-your-children-about-coronavirus

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