Not So Scary Things Aims to Help Kids Face Fears
A family of physicians and a psychologist created Not So Scary Things to help children ages 4 to 6 overcome common fears through imagination and cooperative play. The game uses dice, bravery badges, and Mount Courage as a noncompetitive finish, with parents guiding kids to practice calming explanations and reassurance.
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Ann Arbor, Mich
Izenberg
Philadelphia
Neil Izenberg
Albert Einstein Medical Center
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D'Arcy Lyness
Einstein
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Iron Mountain Game Co
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Man with two wives in big trouble
Dear Abby column items reveal a bigamy case after a husband marries a Mexico based girlfriend who has his child and uses his name. The letter urges legal guidance on child support and marital status, highlighting the double marriage and potential consequences.
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Mexico
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