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Podcast | What’s Your Favorite Scary Movie? Halloween and Kids

Podcast | What’s Your Favorite Scary Movie? Halloween and Kids
October 13, 2023
Shivali Sarawgi, PhD
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In this episode of the Young & Healthy podcast…

Pediatric psychologist Dr. Shivali Sarawgi joins host, Bo McMillian, to discuss how to expose your children to scary things at the appropriate time, how to help kids understand the difference between reality and the unreal, and to help them feel safe even when things are scary. The exposure to all spooky things can be challenging for families to navigate. You may be wondering if it’s okay for your children to be scared? The short answer is, yes! We talk about how to help kids navigate feelings of being scared and the importance of parental involvement when kids want to watch scary movies or play intense video games. Don’t miss this fang-tastic episode! 

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  • halloween
  • holidays
  • parenthood
  • parenting

About the author: Shivali Sarawgi, PhD

Shivali Sarawgi, Ph.D., is a Pediatric Psychologist at Cincinnati Children’s. Her areas of expertise include treating obsessive-compulsive disorders, body-focused repetitive behaviors, anxiety, tic disorders, and psychiatric concerns in individuals with autism spectrum disorder (ASD), Fragile X, and other developmental disabilities. She specializes in exposure-based and family-based behavioral interventions, social skills development, and evidence-based care.

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