Children have to deal with the effects of shootings or other violent events, just like adults.
Sesame Workshop's Jeanette Betancourt talks with Newsy about what adults can do to help young ones process such difficult events.
Sesame Workshop's Jeanette Betancourt On Discussing Violence With Kids
What can adults do to help young ones process difficult events?
Sesame Workshop's Jeanette Betancourt On Discussing Violence With Kids
Joel Martinez / The Monitor / AP
Posted: 8:32 p.m. EDT May 26, 2022
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