As adults, the news can leave us feeling scared, vulnerable and helpless. But we're not the only ones exposed to the bad news — children are, too. RJ is one of those kids, and he reached out to CBC Kids asking what he can do when the world feels too scary. Here's how we answered. What are your strategies for making the world seem less scary? | CBC Kids

Before baby, when asked about breastfeeding, Marika had this to say: "I know people are very pro or against or opinionated. I have no opinion about it. If I can, that's great. If I can't, that's great too. I don't know if that comes from the fact that I wasn't breastfed. I was adopted." Did her answer change after baby? | CBC Kids

Sometimes it's just one of those days! Watch Big Blue on CBC Gem: bit.ly/3DzBeNZ | CBC Kids

Do you have a curious kid? Try the free PBS KIDS Games App! The app includes over 100 learning games featuring your kid's favorite @PBSKIDS characters and can be played without Wi-Fi once downloaded! http://bit.ly/2VCSiOs | PBS KIDS

Back in the 1986's, we didn't have internet. Watch these kids describe what they think life was like back then (rocks instead of emails) and how it all came to be (of course, magic jewels). | CBC Kids