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Grief: Helping children with grief
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Introduction
Key points
- Children see loss and death in different ways as they grow and develop. Tailor your help according to your child's age and emotional development.
- How you learned to deal with loss will affect how you help your child. Think about what helped you when you lost something as a child.
- Don't try to keep grieving a private affair. Ask child care providers, teachers, and school counselors to help your child express his or her feelings, concerns, and misconceptions.
What do children do to express grief?
Why is it important for children to express their grief?
How to help a child during the grieving process
Where to go from here
More information about the grieving process:
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Last Updated:
December 7, 2009- Medical Review:
- Kathleen Romito, MD - Family Medicine
Sidney Zisook, MD - Psychiatry
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