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Talking about Alzheimer's disease with a child of any age can be difficult, especially when a parent, grandparent or other family member receives a diagnosis. Children and teenagers may experience a range of emotions, including fear and confusion. They may not know about the different stages of Alzheimer's or understand changes in their loved one's behavior. 

Learning about Alzheimer’s and dementia in an age-appropriate way can help children understand what to expect and how to connect with the person they care about. The Alzheimer's Association has books, videos, activities and other resources that parents, families, caregivers and teachers can use to navigate Alzheimer's disease.