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sylvi

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5. I wouldn't have any problem sending them back as long as they seemed okay with it

Reply to BrentWil (Original post)

Sun Dec 16, 2012, 12:25 AM

Dec 2012

But I'd be watching them closely for any signs of stress or fear that it might generate, and if it seemed it was going to be a problem I'd enroll them elsewhere. I'd also take advantage of any assessment and counseling services available for the children, or at least listen to their recommendations for dealing with it.

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What would your plan be if your child lived and wasn't shot? [View all] BrentWil Dec 2012 OP

A lot would depend on just how old my child would be. SheilaT Dec 2012 #1

Well explaining it to a child that just learned about the event is one thing... BrentWil Dec 2012 #3

Enjoy your infant and worry about tragedies when and if the need ever arises. You virgogal Dec 2012 #4

Yes. rug Dec 2012 #2

I wouldn't have any problem sending them back as long as they seemed okay with it sylvi Dec 2012 #5

I would move Glitterati Dec 2012 #6

Good Question Lokey Dec 2012 #7