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Helping Children Cope with Deployments and Reunions
Children respond differently to a parent’s deployment depending on their age and maturity level. Negotiate the stages of deployment with tips on helping children cope while Mom or Dad is deployed. Organize pre-deployment family meetings and review age-leveled activities, books and videos.
- Creating a Family Care Plan
- Coordinating Child Care for Military Families
- Coping With Separation
- Stay Connected with Deployed Parents
- Sesame Workshop’s Military Families Initiatives
- Helping Children Through the Grieving Process
- Teens & Deployment: What to Expect and How to Help
- Sesame Workshop Helps Children Cope With Grief
- April is the Month of the Military Child
- Transitioning Through Reunion
- Helping Children Cope During Deployment
- Preparing Children for Deployment
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