Archive for Supporting Grieving Kids

Supporting Children After a Suicide Loss: a guide for parents and caregivers

Back in August of 2014, when millions of people collectively gasped and grieved the tragic and unexpected death of Robin…
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books for grieving children

64 Children's Books About Death and Grief

When grief hits a family, children often become the focus: how to talk to them about death; how to recognize…
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grief and bullying

Grief and Bullying: A Letter to Teens & Preteens

Dear Griever, It’s hard to believe that this letter needs to be written.  You can call me naïve and out…
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holiday and hardship

Holidays and Hardship: Will the Kids Be Alright?

My pretty little girls living in your snow globe-sized world, what wouldn't I give to keep you wrapped in a…
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In Memory Robin Williams: How to Talk With Kids About Suicide

In Memory Robin Williams: How to Talk With Kids About Suicide

Photo: Bago Games via flikr Until earlier this week, I couldn’t imagine that a celebrity death could hit me as…
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What's Your Question: Should Children Attend Funerals?

I was talking some friends a while back about when they went to their first funeral (that’s what you get…
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Supporting Kids Who Can't Remember Their Dads This Father's Day

It is no secret, I hate Father’s Day.  If you missed last year's Father's Day post in which I discussed the…
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Death in Disney Movies: Making the most of teachable moments

Death in Disney Movies: Making the Most of Teachable Movie Moments

I must caution you this post contains minor spoilers. If you have children, you've probably seen Disney’s latest princess flick…
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surviving tradition for the children's sake

5 Tips: Surviving Tradition for the Children's Sake

After a family member dies, it's common for adults to feel they have to engage in holiday ritual and tradition…
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