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Childhood ending early
Children's dreams and responses have changed in the modern era. They now ask questions related to remote learning, delayed deliveries, and rising prices due to political and economic crises. This shift is thanks to the widespread use of smartphones and social media, which have exposed them to news about wars and stability. Some children have shown early awareness of concepts like prudent spending and the impact of crises on their lives. However, harsh reality forces them to realize the suffering of children in conflict-affected areas such as Gaza, Sudan, Yemen, and Lebanon, where war becomes part of their daily lives. The article emphasizes the importance of helping children understand events in an age-appropriate manner, while ensuring childhood remains a space for dreams, play, and security. It also advocates for fostering their hope for a future free of wars.
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