Navigating Childhood Grief: Supporting Children After the Loss of a Loved One

Children express grief in their way, and parents should understand normal childhood responses to death. We need to examine their personality and behavior at their developmental age. Death pauses mixed reactions in children because they do not understand what death is, making them worry and anxious. Children need assurance of love, affection, and care after losing their loved ones. We can foster resilience by filling the shoes of their loved ones and making them feel special. At the age of 5, I lost my aunt. We had a solid relationship, and she could come over every holiday to visit us. She was friendly and tolerant, and I enjoyed everything about her. Some morning, my parents told me I wasn't going to sch