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How and when to talk to a child about climate change

Climate Reality
Even as an adult, climate change is a lot to wrap your head around. And talking about the issue with kids? That can feel impossible.
But kids today will face the challenges of a warming world head-on. They have a right to understand the realities of the climate crisis and what it means for them. As parents, guardians, and caregivers, we have a responsibility to provide that knowledge as best we can.
That’s why, for Universal Children’s Day, we wanted to help. We just released a free new e-book that offers some background and tips on where to start: Beginning the Climate Conversation: A Family’s Guide.
Beginning the Climate Conversation: A Family’s Guide will help you talk to your kids about the climate crisis by:
  • Providing tips on when and how to start the conversation.
  • Suggesting what information to share with children of different ages and interests.
  • Giving you an interactive quiz (from NatGeo Kids!) to help engage your little ones.
  • Offering suggestions for moving the conversation from the dangers of climate change to things they can do to help make a difference.
– Your friends at Climate Reality

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