Understanding Child Grief
Kids process grief differently based on their age, and parents often overlook the nuances of these developmental stages. While older children may grasp the permanence of death, younger kids require explicit explanations to understand loss. It's essential for parents to communicate openly and early, allowing children to navigate their feelings and misconceptions about death.In this clip
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Episode #76: How and When Do I Tell My Kids Their Grandma is Dying?
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