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Any child dealing with the loss of a parent is susceptible to adverse outcomes, and the circumstances surrounding the death can play an important role in how a child copes following the death.
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13 lip 2023 · Helping a child navigate grief may feel overwhelming, but understanding how a child may process and express grief can help parents and family members better support them.
30 paź 2023 · You can help a child grieve the loss of a parent by encouraging them to express their feelings. Putting words to their emotions can be hard for young children, so you might try drawing, scrapbooking, or telling stories with them. When speaking about death, let the child take the lead and answer their questions honestly.
4 maj 2022 · Talking can help children understand and accept the death of a parent. Routines can help children cope in the aftermath. Professional support is a good idea.
The death of a loved one is painful and complicated for adults, but for children facing a loss for the first time it can be as confusing as it is upsetting. Here are some ways you can support them and things you can expect as they grieve.
25 sty 2023 · Have you struggled with communicating with children about death and grief? Here's what to expect, and some practical tips for helping kids cope.
