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From a brochure I just got here at work, about how to cope with the tragedy:
"Experts tell us that even very young children know about what is happening from what they pick up on television. They want to talk about it with adults they trust. Not every child will react in the same way. Some children will be sad and fascinated. Some may not want to talk at all. No matter how frightened some children may be, it is even more frightening for them to think that nobody cares enough to listen and share the experience with them.
"Listen to the children, explore their feelings and help them feel secure and good about themselves in these difficult times."
"Experts tell us that even very young children know about what is happening from what they pick up on television. They want to talk about it with adults they trust. Not every child will react in the same way. Some children will be sad and fascinated. Some may not want to talk at all. No matter how frightened some children may be, it is even more frightening for them to think that nobody cares enough to listen and share the experience with them.
"Listen to the children, explore their feelings and help them feel secure and good about themselves in these difficult times."
