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Tips on what to tell kids about the Las Vegas mass shooting

There’s almost no way to shield kids from the barrage of news about hurricanes and earthquakes or the latest mass shooting in Las Vegas, says a pediatric psychologist at Ann & Robert H. Lurie Children’s Hospital, so it’s crucial to talk them through the bad news. A main way to do that - and to convince kids they’re safe - is for adults to take care of themselves and deal with their own anxieties. More.

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