20 | Talking to Kids About War And Its Impact on Children

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Previously titled “Episode 20 | Talking to Kids About War And Its Impact on Children” — renamed by the publisher on Aug 3, 2026

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In this month’s episode, Janet talks with Ane Lemche, a psychologist and child counselor with Save the Children about how to talk to kids about war and the conflict in Ukraine. Save the Children is a child rights organization that works around the world – every day and in times of crisis – to ensure children grow up healthy, educated, and safe. During the episode, Janet and Ane discuss how you can provide support and reassurance to your child when approaching the discussion of war, including how refugees are treated in neighboring countries and factors like the importance of community and friendships to children and families fleeing war. If you’d like to learn more about Save the Children or make a donation, please visit www.savethechildren.ca.

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