‘The Little Couple’ Dr. Jen Arnold Steps Up For Traumatized Kids
Dr. Jen Arnold realized that after the events of the weekend when an assassination attempt was made on former President Donald Trump, kids might be traumatized. So, The Little Couple alum reached out to her TLC fans about it. If you don’t know, she’s extremely well-respected in her field of pediatrics and neonatal-perinatal medicine.
Dr. Jen Arnold Often Shares Medical News
TLC fans sometimes forget that the mom of Will and Zoey Klein is a medical doctor. That’s because she often shares photos of the family enjoying life in Boston or Florida when they visit her family. However, she can give her adopted kids a good lifestyle because she is a well-qualified doctor.
Dr. Jen Arnold is all about improving lives and she works hard to do that for her patients, and their families. Plus, she advocates for physically challenged people. The Little Couple mom seemed anxious about the news from the weekend. Of course, she referred to when Donald Trump was injured during an assassination attempt. It happened during a campaign rally in Butler, Pennsylvania.
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An ER Patient at the hospital in Butler, Pennsylvania captured the moment President Trump arrived to hospital. You can hear how shook up the people in the ER waiting room were over hearing Donald Trump had been shot, and how happy they were to see… pic.twitter.com/SQAXWEH6m5
— Laura Loomer (@LauraLoomer) July 17, 2024
The Little Couple Alum Gives Parents Advice
Probably, Zoey and Will Klein, the beloved kids from the TLC show discussed the shooting with their dad, Bill Klein, and their mom, Jen. As she takes her job seriously, Jen took to Instagram, to speak about how parents can help their kids during traumatizing times.
In her video, Dr. Jen Arnold explained that there are three things parents can do to engage their kids. First, The Little Couple alum wrote in her caption:
Its hard to talk to our kids about crises and scary events. Hope these tips help you in these important conversations. Question, Have you had to talk to your kid this week about the attempted assassination of our former President?
In the video, she explained that most people know about the assassination attempt. It left left someone “killed” and “others injured.” She added, “Of course, the long-term effects, psychological and emotional, of this event can be tremendous.” If you wonder about how to approach your kids about it, The Little Couple alum gave some tips.
Three Tips
The TLC alum broke down the approach simply, saying:
The goal is that they hear the information from you. Before, or at least in conjunction with the information thay may be gathering from TV, social media, or their friends.
The first tip suggested, “Start with questions [and] ask your kids what they heard.” By doing that, Dr. Jen Arnold noted that parents get a “sense of where to start.”
The second step is to ask the kids “how they feel about it.” Hopefully, that might “open the door” to how they are being impacted. Finally, The Little Couple mom encouraged her followers to “ask them what questions they have.”
What are your thoughts on approaching kids with questions and allowing them to ask questions? Do you agree it’s important when they see violent things in the news? Shout out in the comments below, and come back here often for all your news about The Little Couple family.
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