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Inside this guidebook, you'll find concise how-to instructions, age-appropriate ideas, and real-life scenarios for talking to kids (ages 6-12) about the value of older people and how to connect with them. These are the steps we found to be the most effective for getting your message:
- Learn what your child already knows about older people.
- Explain the basics of the aging process.
- Encourage a relationship with an older person.
- Suggest the right questions for kids to ask older people.
- Cultivate respect for older people at home.
Please note: Our guidebooks strictly adhere to American Psychological Association child development doctrines. Each book includes a comprehensive reference list and in-text citations, reinforcing our commitment to evidence-based parenting advice.
LanguageEnglish
PublisherDEI for Parents
Release dateMay 27, 2025
ISBN9798986155975
Author
Trish Allison
I spent my career as a professional writer and researcher, simultaneously raising two (now-grown) inclusive children. My writing focus now is 100% fueled by my passion to empower parents with the resources they need to raise inclusive children. The timing couldn't be better. As the world (slowly) awakens to the dire need to reduce cultural unfairness, helping parents raise a generation of equality-minded humans is absolutely critical.
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How to Teach Kids to Connect with Older People - Trish Allison
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While every precaution has been taken in the preparation of this book, the publisher assumes no responsibility for errors or omissions, or for damages resulting from the use of the information contained herein.
HOW TO TEACH KIDS TO CONNECT WITH OLDER PEOPLE
First edition. April 2024
Copyright © 2024 Trish Allison.
ISBN: 9798986155975
Written by Trish Allison.
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About This Guidebook
A page of a guidebook Description automatically generatedIntroduction
Instead of focusing on ageist stereotypes, the emphasis of this guidebook is to help your child forge (or strengthen) a positive relationship with an older person.
We filled each page with practical ideas and step-by-step instructions, so you can send your child out into the world equipped with the skills needed to treat older people with the kindness and respect they deserve.
Chapter 1 starts things off with suggestions for getting a ‘read’ on what your child already knows about the value of older people.
The rest of the chapters offer step-by-step instructions for explaining aging basics, encouraging friendships with older people, questions your child can and should ask an older person, and finally, ideas for cultivating a positive attitude about older people at home.
While there’s no one-size-fits-all approach for teaching kids understanding and respect for older people, this guidebook provides suggestions for scenarios that you can tailor to fit your own situation.
Every family has their own way of doing things. We get that.
Chapter 1
Learn What Your Child Already Knows About the Value of Older People
This chapter appears first because it's important for you to find out what your child already knows about the value of older people before you start talking about it. If you start saying things they already know, they're likely to
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