Grief matters for children

By Alison Penny, Nursery World, 19 April 2007

Grief matters for children By Alison Penny, policy and communications co-ordinator, Childhood Bereavement Network

Grief matters for children By Alison Penny, policy and communications co-ordinator, Childhood Bereavement Network When Robert was a toddler, he wasn't told that his mother had died - he just heard that something 'terrible' had happened. He kept quiet and hoped she would come for him. Babies, toddlers and young children bereaved of someone close have been described as the last group of forgotten mourners. Adults overwhelmed by grief or worried about making things worse may feel it's kindest to say nothing. But even children who...

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