Karen Argues Against Negative Campaigning

This report is actually kinda sweet and a reminder to our readers that NOT EVERYBODY OUT THERE IS AN INTERNETS TROLL . . . Take a look . . . 

"It does put parents in a really difficult position with how we are able to approach sensitive topics with them in a controlled way rather than being pushed into it in an overly negative atmosphere," she said. "We watch the news early in the morning, so usually when were getting ready for work or when were getting ready to send the kids off to school. And so, the quick exit there doesn't often give us the chance to have those conversations right there in the moment."

Johnson County Mental Health Centers Community Prevention Manager Sierra Wright says it is impossible to shield children. But the way parents react can have just as much influence as the initial trigger.

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KSHB: Mom concerned about impacts of negative political ads on her children