You don't want to scare your kids, but you do need them to be prepared for what to do before, during and after the shaking of a major (or even minor) earthquake.

Think you know everything there is to know about earthquakes? Test your knowledge against this list.

This morning's earthquake was a shock for everyone. But for kids, it can be even more scary and confusing — so we asked a child psychologist for their advice on talking your child through it.

Think you know everything there is to know about earthquakes? Test your knowledge against this list.

Friday's 5.1 earthquake in La Habra, California made for some interesting conversations come Saturday morning -- chief among them, perhaps, were brought on by probing questions from young minds.

How to talk to your kids about earthquakes It’s important to prepare your children for an earthquake, whether it’s teaching them about the science or what to do when the shaking starts.

10 Earthquake Safety Tips to Keep Children Safe Earthquakes are caused by the breaking and shifting of rock beneath the earth’s surface. They can strike without warning and can occur at any time. In ...

UNICEF and partners are reaching children with urgently needed assistance following a series of deadly quakes and aftershocks in western Afghanistan.

UNICEF and partners are providing emergency aid to children and families in Turkey and Syria after several deadly earthquakes.

Enter Earthquakes for Kids, a website from the U.S. Geological Survey. The USGS has assembled a long list of quake-related resources aimed at children, but adults can get something out of them, too.

You may recall learning about earthquakes in science class or seeing the devastating impacts in the news. An earthquake is more than the Earth shaking.

Kids should know how to call 911 from a cellphone and landline, and they should know that the person who picks up is someone they can trust, said Bunni Benaron, co-founder of The Hero In You ...