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How to talk to your kids about tough emergency calls

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When fire fighters get the call to go on a dangerous and/or long-term call, life continues at home. The kids might be scared, concerned, or have questions. Here's how you can talk them about your work.
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How to talk to your kids about tough emergency calls

When fire fighters get the call to go on a dangerous and/or long-term call, life continues at home. The kids might be scared, concerned, or have questions. Here's how you can talk them about your work.

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IAFF broke the news in on Wednesday, April 2, 2025.
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