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"name": "How do children typically respond to traumatic events?",
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"text": "Children's reactions to trauma vary based on age,development,and personality. Common responses include loss of interest in activities, repetitive play related to the event, clinginess, sleep problems, and physical symptoms like headaches or stomach aches. Some children may show delayed reactions."
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"text": "Establishing routines, offering reassurance, and maintaining responsive relationships are crucial. Children benefit from time to play, adequate rest, nutritious food, and a calm, predictable environment. Parents should also prioritize their own well-being."
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"text": "Listen without judgment, speak calmly and clearly, and use age-appropriate language. Reassure the child
