Parenting Children Through Loss: Explaining Death and Supporting Your Child Through The Loss of A Family Member

An In-Depth Explanation of How to Discuss Loss and Death With Your Child
Everyone experiences grief at some point in their life and it is not an easy emotion to overcome. Processing the loss of someone special is always a traumatic event. As adults with decades of life experience, we rely heavily on our support network of family and friends to cope with death.

Alternatively, a child relies almost exclusively on their parents as their support network. They have had only a few years to develop emotional maturity and have a narrow perspective on death. As a caring parent, you understand it is your responsibility to effectively support your child in this difficult time.

This book will provide you with insight into your child's emotional state and discuss their understanding of death. It will teach you how to speak to your child about the deceased family member and how most effectively to deal with this loss. Your child is looking to you for an example of how to grieve. This book will be your guide to become the supportive parent your child needs.Parenting Children Through Loss will provide you with tools to be that healthy example for your child and teach them how to effectively cope with the loss

Some Topics Discussed Within The Book...
Teaching your child how to grieve by example as a healthy griever
Showing emotions in front of your child
Removing the stigma and discussing death with your child
How to discuss death with your child in, detailed for each age group
Addressing your own emotional needs
Your child’s Stages of Grief
Your family’s beliefs and death
Available resources to help your child through the grieving process
Honoring and remembering loved ones with your child
And More
Grieve together and reach out to others if you need help. Your child’s emotional health and future well-being depend on it.
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