In our house (Explaining MS to ages 3-6)
About the resource
Often the parent tends to avoid difficult conversations with younger children, out of the desire to protect them: this is also the case with multiple sclerosis. Yet it is important that from the earliest years a child has information on MS that is adequate to his ability to understand and his stage of growth, because otherwise, seeing the difficulties of dad or mom, he tends to imagine situations even worse than reality.
A colouring book for children aged 3 to 6.
This publication, with the collaboration of the colouring bunnies prepared by the Thun designers and the support of short captions, helps parents interact with their children on the main aspects of MS that may strike their attention.
Copyright AISM – Associazione Italiana Sclerosi Multipla (Italian MS Society)
Published: 2009
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