Talking to your kids about the news Tornadoes rip through the South. Air strikes pummel Kosovo.
Floods besiege the Midwest.
Colo. Sex scandals and impeachment trials entangle the president. All of these events have made major headlines, showing up in graphic detail in newspapers and on the radio, television and the Internet. And just as adults have been horrified and shocked by these accounts, so have children. That's why it's important to openly communicate with your children about these reports to help alleviate their fears. As parents, we all have to enter into these discussions whether we like it or not.