Helping Kids Cope with Grief

Tips on how children can deal with the death of a close friend or family member.
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Losing a loved one is never easy. The time following a death is often filled with emotional turmoil, chaos, and change. For adults and children alike, grieving is an important part of accepting that a loved one has died, dealing with difficult feelings, and saying goodbye. For kids, having a caring adult who will guide them through this process can create an opportunity for growth and transformation. Here's how you can help your child cope with grief and begin the journey toward recovery after loss.

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