Introduction When a loved one is diagnosed with cancer, it’s challenging for the entire family—especially children. Children are sensitive and perceptive, and the way adults communicate about the diagnosis can significantly impact their emotional well-being. Open, honest, and age-appropriate conversations can help children feel safe, understand the situation, and cope better. This article provides guidance on how to talk to children about cancer, what to say, and how to support them through the process. Why Talking to Children About Cancer Matters When to Talk to Children How to Prepare for the Conversation What to Say: Age-Appropriate Communication For Young Children…