In a recent discussion on NBC 10 News, child psychiatrist Dr. Tanuja Gandhi highlights the critical need for parents to converse with their children about gun safety and gun violence. With many children potentially exposed to gun-related incidents through media or in their communities, Dr. Gandhi urges families to approach this topic with the same seriousness as discussions about drugs or alcohol.
Dr. Gandhi advises parents not to assume their children are uninformed, as they may have encountered frightening content at school or online. By engaging children in these dialogues and reassuring them about their safety, families can empower kids to recognize and report dangerous situations involving firearms, ultimately fostering a culture of vigilance and care.
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