When the world seems to be a terrible place. How to talk with children about what scares us. Gevirtz E.

We want, not only that our children be safe, but also that they feel safe, because protecting them from fears can even be more difficult than from a real threat. And we never know where and when they can hear or see what scares them.

In this book, a child and family psychologist Abigail Moritz tells what, when and how it is worth talking about, and what it is worth silent about Depending on the age and nature of the child, it gives examples of conversations about natural cataclysms, military conflicts, school persecution and social inequality.