By Russell Webb , MA Uncertainty can cause a great deal of stress for workers and their families. Our children do not go untouched by it all, as they sense and know more than we give them credit. They too feel the uncertainty. If they feel that a change shakes the family stability, they may negatively act out their feelings. This leads to parent-child conflict and greater family tension.
Anticipated change can also trigger anticipated loss and grief.
Here are 8 strategies for you and your family to consider. 1. Share With Your Children. Parents want to protect their children and tend to think that not sharing with their kids is helping them. They don t want to share anything with their children until they are sure themselves as to what is happening. These things may seem small but they add to your children s sense of security.