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It often happens - a story or experience that effects our lives. As adults we try to process it as best we can but it leaves us asking - how do we talk to our kids about it? Our iVoices, Christine Candelaria, Jim Higley and Sharon Rowley, offer some great advice - we all can learn from - about talking to kids about tragedy.

From iVoices On May 22, 2013 at 12:45AM

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