The term \"military-connected children\" is used to describe children who have a parent or guardian serving in the military.

While military children may face challenges such as frequent moves and parental deployment, difficulty making friends is not a common issue.

Parental deployment can have a significant impact on military children, leading to a range of emotional, behavioral, and academic problems.

A combination of open communication, strong family support, and access to mental health services is essential for helping military children cope with parental deployment.

All of the strategies mentioned can help military children cope with parental deployment.

The term \"school transition\" is used to describe the process of a military child adjusting to a new school after a move.

While military children may face challenges such as difficulty making friends and academic setbacks, feeling isolated is not a common issue.

A combination of orientation programs, mentors or peer buddies, and counseling or support services can help military children successfully transition to a new school.

Military children may experience a range of emotional responses to parental deployment, including anxiety, depression, and anger.

The term \"community transition\" is used to describe the process of a military child adjusting to a new community after a move.

While military children may face challenges such as difficulty making friends and feeling isolated, difficulty finding a new home is not a common issue.

A combination of providing information about local resources, organizing events and activities for military families, and offering counseling or support services can help military children successfully transition to a new community.

Military children may exhibit a range of behavioral responses to parental deployment, including acting out, withdrawing from social activities, and changes in sleep or eating patterns.

The term \"family transition\" is used to describe the process of a military child adjusting to a new family routine after a parental deployment.

While military children may face challenges such as difficulty adjusting to a new family routine and feeling isolated from their deployed parent, difficulty adjusting to a new school is not a common issue during family transitions.