Some kids love talking about school. But some don’t— especially when something is upsetting them, like bullying or struggling with a specific subject. If your child is a bit quiet about how things are going in school, there are ways to encourage them to open up more.  

In this episode, learn some key things to keep in mind. Listen as host Julian Saavedra explains:  

• Ways to ask kids open-ended questions
• How to be vulnerable with kids
• And why knowing when to stop asking questions can make all the difference

Visit the episode page for a transcript and links to helpful resources.  

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• How to get your child to talk about school
• Get tips on how to respond when your child is frustrated about school

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