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helping children rebound

Following traumatic events like hurricanes, floods, fires, and even pandemics, young children need emotional support to help them cope. We hope the following list of resources can help the children in your care rebound during these challenging times:

Helping Children Rebound: Strategies for Preschool Teachers

By Cate Heroman and Jenna Bilmes

Teaching Strategies, LLC

Helping Children Rebound: Strategies for Infant and Toddler Teachers

By Cate Heroman and Jenna Bilmes

Teaching Strategies, LLC

Disaster: Helping Children Cope

American Academy of Child and Pediatric Psychology

Tips for Talking to Children and Youth After Natural Disasters: A Guide for Parents and Educators

SAMSHA: Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration

Helping Children Cope

Ready.gov

Floods

National Child Traumatic Stress Network

Coping with Disaster

FEMA

Promoting Adjustment and Helping Children Cope After Disaster and Crisis

American Academy of Pediatrics

Tips for Talking with and Helping Children and Youth Cope After a Disaster or Traumatic Event: A Guide for Parents, Teachers, and Caregivers

SAMSHA: Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration

Helping Your Child Cope After a Disaster

Office of Head Start

Helping Children with Disabilities Cope with Disaster and Traumatic Events

CDC: Centers for Disease Control and Prevention

Helping Children Cope with Disaster

American Red Cross

Helping Children Cope with a Crisis

Save the Children

Coping with Disasters

NAEYC: National Association for the Education of Young Children

Recovery: After the Flood for Teachers and Parents

West Virginia Department of Education

I’m a FloodSafe Kid

NSW State Emergency Services

10 Tips for Keeping Children Safe in a Flood

Save the Children

Here for Each Other: Helping Families After Floods

Sesame Street

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Monday: Closed
Tuesday: Open 10am-4pm
Wednesday: Open 10am-4pm
Thursday: Open 10am-4pm
Friday: Open 10am-4pm
Saturday: Open 10am-4pm
Sunday: Open 11am-4pm

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Ages 0-23 months: FREE

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