Should your kids watch the news?
The world can be a scary place for kids, especially when it comes to recent global events. Sometimes it feels like watching the news should almost come with a warning. So as parents and caregivers, should we be trying to shield our kids from following these events or is it important they do know what's going on? For advice on this, Jesse is joined by neuroscience educator Nathan Wallis.
Afternoons · RNZ
March 12, 20265m 33s
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Show Notes
The world can be a scary place for kids, especially when it comes to recent global events. Sometimes it feels like watching the news should almost come with a warning. So as parents and caregivers, should we be trying to shield our kids from following these events or is it important they do know what's going on? For advice on this, Jesse is joined by neuroscience educator Nathan Wallis.