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"We use our words, they use their play," said Dr. Melissa Brymer, who directs disaster programs for the UCLA-Duke University National Center for Child Traumatic Stress.

Children need to learn that words without action are not enough. If you're truly sorry for the way you acted, then you'll change your behavior to avoid upsetting others. 5.

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