When the world seems like a scary place. How to talk to children about what frightens us

We want not only for our children to be safe, but also to feel safe, as protecting them from fears can often be harder than protecting them from real threats. And we never know where and when they might hear or see something that will scare them.
In this book, child and family psychologist Abigail Gewirtz discusses what, when, and how to talk about certain topics, and what should be left unsaid depending on the child's age and character, providing examples of conversations about natural disasters, military conflicts, school bullying, and social inequality.