While the media (television, radio, print, and the internet) can help inform and educate you and your children about the recent shooting and the recovery activities, media coverage unfortunately also has the potential to upset and confuse. As parents, you can protect your children by helping them understand media coverage while limiting their exposure to distressing images. Read more.
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