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Talking with Your Child about Natural Disasters
Our Mom's Council weighs in on discussing death with your kids.

Welcome to Mom's Talk Q&A, a weekly column aimed at making life just a little bit easier for families in the North Shore.
Each week, we will pose a question many parents have likely asked themselves, like, how you get the kids to eat healthy foods or when is it appropriate to allow them to use social media.
Our then joins forces to share their knowledge on the topic and you, the reader, can chime in with your two cents too. Just add your advice below in the comment section.
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Now, this week's question:
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In light of recent events in Japan and the South, how do you talk to young children about devastating natural disasters like tsunamis, tornadoes, earthquakes and/or hurricanes that claim so many lives? When is it appropriate to discuss death?
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