Navigating Grief Together

Helping kids cope with grief involves keeping the memory of lost loved ones alive. By normalizing conversations about those they've lost, parents can create a supportive environment where children feel comfortable expressing their feelings. Acknowledging ongoing moments of absence, like graduations or weddings, reinforces the idea that it's okay to miss those who have passed while celebrating life’s milestones.

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Ask Lisa: The Psychology of Parenting
Episode #76: How and When Do I Tell My Kids Their Grandma is Dying?
Related Questions
- How can we support grieving children?
- How can parents understand their child's needs in relation to managing grief and loss as discussed in the episode Episode #36: Helping Kids Manage Grief and Loss and the clip Parenting Through Challenges?

Navigating Grief Together

In this clip

From this podcast

Ask Lisa: The Psychology of Parenting

Episode #76: How and When Do I Tell My Kids Their Grandma is Dying?

Related Questions

How can we support grieving children?

How can parents understand their child's needs in relation to managing grief and loss as discussed in the episode Episode #36: Helping Kids Manage Grief and Loss and the clip Parenting Through Challenges?