W. Scott Westerman, III Explaining complex and challenging topics like violence and war to children can be a daunting task for any parent. When it comes to children with Down syndrome, it’s essential to approach these discussions with care, sensitivity, and age-appropriate language. Parents often wonder how to navigate these conversations and provide a clear understanding without causing unnecessary distress. Let’s explore some basic strategies to help you navigate this topic with children who have Down syndrome, while taking their unique needs and characteristics into account. Please note that this discussion and the included references are intended as an overview… Read more: Explaining Violence and War to Children with Down Syndrome

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