By asking this question you sure brought back childhood memories for me. When there were bad storms or thunder and lightening my mother always told me that God was Bowling and getting strikes! LOL The best thing to do is educate your child as to why the storms occur and that nothing will happen to them and you are there with them. If they prefer sleeping with you during a storm or sleeping on the couch when they actually should be in bed while you are watching TV then let the child do so. By doing this you give them confidence. Children react to the reactions of their parents so if you act frightened of the storm your child will sense this. If you are calm, put a little music on and start singing songs together and assure your child and let them know you are close by then they will eventually get over the fear of storms. I know that electricity can go out. I live in British Columbia, Canada so when we know a storm is brewing we plug in a small electric generator and when the lights go out we can plug in a kettle, a lamp, or play music. Keep a battery operated radio in your home as well. Put some candles out in little lanterns around the house. Be sure your child is well away from them and don't leave candles sitting on tables where your young ones can get their little hands on them.
Any living organism knows to be aware of storms.
How will family who adopts a child from another language cope
How will family who adopts a child from another language cope
Nobody can answer this question. Shakespeare left no information about his personal feelings about anything.
The native Americans were very superstitious, so they were afraid of storms.
Any suggestions to keep my dog calm during storms or when firecrackers are fired in the neighborhood?
NOAH, man.
I see where he's coming from. It means he loves you but is afraid of the heartache you may have on him. Apparently, he's willing to cope with that. Take it easy on him..there's no hurry.
pigeons and birds
Clowns and birds! haha
They learn how to learn under pressure, and how to cope with this fear.
Unfortunately, yes, they can. They don't have the mental skills to cope with a child, nor the ability to support and take care of a child.