Talking to children about violent events - How do I know if my children are OK?

Although It can be difficult to explain acts of violence to it is natural for you to want to protect children from children and it is important to be aware that children frightening or dangerous events in the world, a better do not have to personally witness an event to feel option is to create a space where they can share any scared, angry, confused or overwhelmed. [...] It is important that you and helpful way for them to process their thoughts look after your own needs, so you are better able to and feelings, as well as a way for you to correct any support and care for the children that rely on you. [...] How – increased aggression or anger are you feeling? Are you ready to talk about this? – not wanting to go to school or see friends Are you ready to answer questions openly and honestly? If you are not feeling up to it, wait until – refusing to leave home you are, but remember – a little bit of anxiety or nervousness is normal. [...] Make sure you stick to the facts of what explore what is going on, to see if you can help happened and don’t speculate about another them to make sense and meaning of the event. [...] show them that you respect their feelings and It can be useful for children to draw their ideas thoughts, and that you are willing to help them and feelings instead.