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In creating a stable, nurturing and safe environment for a child who has experienced trauma, it is helpful to:
- Insist that the child follow family rules and expectations at all times.
- Have routines and rituals which can offer predictability and a sense of belonging.
- Understand that too much structure and consistency can be suffocating for children who have experienced trauma and loss.
- Know that telling a child they are safe and loved will go a long way in helping them feel secure.
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When creating a stable, nurturing and safe environment, the primary thing to keep in mind is to:
- Wait for the child to settle in before tailoring things to them.
- Treat the child the same as other family members and don’t single them out for special treatment.
- Focus on compliance with family rules.
- Build and protect your relationship with the child.
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On the first day a child comes into a new home, which of the following helps create emotional safety?
- Giving a child their own set of chores like the other children have in order to help them feel like a part of the family.
- Explaining that people eat whenever they want to, and that there is no set time for meals.
- Asking the child about their likes and dislikes and informing them of plans ahead of time.
- Promising that you will always be available whenever they need you, even if you know that won’t always be true.
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When managing escalating behaviors, it is best to:
- Tell the child their behavior is not acceptable in your home.
- Give them a time out and tell them you don’t want to be around them when they behave that way.
- Prioritize the safety of people, pets and property.
- List the consequences of their actions so they are clear about the punishment if they continue with their behaviors.
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To help the child calm down and feel safe after an incident, it is important to:
- Talk to the child in a “low and slow” voice.
- Be firm and inform the child of consequences.
- Give in to the child’s demands.
- Share how upset you are with them, so they know how you feel.
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