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When violent videos spread online, what should parents tell their children?

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Jane Kingsu-Cheng
When violent videos spread online, what should parents tell their children?
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This article provides guidance for parents on how to discuss violent online content with their children. It emphasizes the importance of open communication and age-appropriate honesty when children encounter disturbing media.

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As digital violence becomes more accessible, parents need strategies to help children process traumatic information and maintain mental well-being.

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Manila Bulletin - When violent videos spread online, what should parents tell their children?

When violent videos spread online, what should parents tell their children?

How to talk to children about disturbing content, what to do if it reaches them, and why we should think before we share

A few weeks ago, after several disturbing incidents involving young people, I wrote about children becoming desensitized to violence and how to reassure them when frightening news makes them ask, “Can that happen to me?”

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