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Tips for Helping Your Child After Deployment

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Change, even a positive one like a loved one's return, can be stressful for infants and toddlers. Learn how to guide them through this adjustment.
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It is natural for a baby to be cautious around the returning parent and need time to get reacquainted. Here are a few tips to help you help them.

Tips for Helping Your Child After Deployment

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