It's a dilemma: You know it's important to make sure that your very young children understand that guns are not toys...but you also know that it can be hard to make very young children understand anything. Here are Julie's tips about what to do when you're talking to kids who are still so young that they're trying to grasp how the oven works.
Julie Golob, NRA Mom: How to Talk to Young Kids About Guns
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