Here are some practical, research-backed ways to talk to children about natural disasters while keeping their emotional well-being—and your own—in mind.

What other indoor activities can you possibly do when you're stuck at home with kids? Trying to parent your ... to the mix and it's a recipe for disaster. First, take a breath and remember that ...

said routine is important for kids and disasters like this mean throwing routine out the window. But something like Project:Camp or other structured activities can help. It’s important to also ...

Girls and boys who participate in these kid-friendly activities will learn: Save the Children has been on the front line of every major disaster in America since Hurricane Katrina in 2005. We keep ...

"When disaster strikes, they show up with trauma-informed care for kids." "Therapy for them is play. ... This is therapy for these kids. This is exactly what they need," she added of the pop-up ...

One minute we were playing board games in our basement ... kids from the potentially negative impacts of disaster and grow even closer to kids during this trying time? How can parents help ...

Other ways to get kids involved in the midst of a natural disaster are ... Instead, focus on calming activities that help restore a sense of normalcy, such as family game nights, reading or ...

Whether kids are talking about natural disasters and climate change openly ... “Government has the most important role in allowing the activities that have brought us to this place and need ...

For younger kids ... focus on calming activities that help restore a sense of normalcy, such as family game nights, reading or creative projects. Lang advises limiting not only children's media ...