As more devastating images and stories emerge from the Haiti earthquake, children -- even those under, say, 10 -- are learning about the catastrophic loss of life. That naturally leads to hard questions for parents. How much should we tell them? Where is the line between honesty and too much information for children that young?

Take the poll, and then if you're inclined, share the story that's had me smiling all day -- of the Maryland aid workers pulled alive from the wreckage of the Hotel Montana in Port-au-Prince.

Unfortunately, it's one of the few bits of good news in this tragedy.

Loucene Bichotte, 6, is fed by his mother while recovering from a head wound caused by the earthquake in Port-au-Prince. (AP Photo/Lynne Sladky)