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Martin Flintoff, coach for school, advises parents to help them answer their children's questions on difficult topics.

How to talk about terrorism with your child? In this series, families agree to play the game: parents and children discuss the subject together in front of the camera and share tender or funny moments. Samit Yussuf, a community worker, also provides advice to parents.

How to talk about death with your child? In this series, families agree to play: parents and children discuss the subject together in front of the camera and share tender or funny moments.

How to talk about gender with your child? In this series, families agree to play: parents and children discuss the subject together in front of the camera and share tender or funny moments. Martin Flintoff, accompanying teacher for the school climate, also advises parents.

How to talk about homelessness with your child? In this series, families agree to play the game: parents and children discuss the subject together in front of the camera and share tender or funny moments. Samit Yussuf, a community worker, also provides advice to parents.

How to talk about respect for your body with your child? In this series, families agree to play: parents and children discuss the subject together in front of the camera and share tender or funny moments. Kathleen Patterson, leader in mental health, also advises parents.

How to talk about bullying with your child? In this series, families agree to play the game: parents and children discuss the subject together in front of the camera and share tender or funny moments. Martin Flintoff, accompanying teacher for the school climate, gives his advice to parents.

How to talk about religion with your child? In this series, families agree to play the game: parents and children discuss the subject together in front of the camera and share tender or funny moments. Samit Yussuf, a community worker, also provides advice to parents.

How to talk about separation with your child? In this series, families agree to play the game: parents and children discuss the subject together in front of the camera and share tender or funny moments. Marie-Josée Gendron, psychologist, also gives her advice to parents.