Grief is a deeply personal journey, and when a child experiences the death of someone close, it can be especially complex. As adults, we may struggle to find the right words or actions to comfort them while managing our own emotions. This compassionate resource, Children & Grief, offers practical, age-appropriate guidance to help you support your child through bereavement.
It explores how children of different developmental stages—from infancy to adolescence—understand and respond to death, and provides clear, honest strategies for talking about loss, maintaining routines, and offering emotional reassurance. Whether your child is asking difficult questions, expressing grief through play, or withdrawing from family, this guide helps you recognise their needs and respond with empathy.
You’ll also find tips for creating safe spaces for expression, involving children in remembrance, and accessing professional support when needed. If you're navigating this challenging time, this resource is here to walk beside you.