Answers to questions children ask about death and dying. A gentle explaination for children about death and the funeral. Tells children about what happens when you die, explains the funeral, cremation and answers questions honestly. Useful tool for parents and caregivers searching for he rigt words to say.
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Joy and Dr. Marvin Johnson are founders of the Centering Corporation, a non-profit bereavement resource center, located in Omaha, NE. They have written numerous books including, Children Grieve, Too, Grief, what it is and what you can do, Children Die, Too, Remember Rafferty and Why Mine.
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This is a very unique book that explains the answers to questions children may have about death and dying.It is a story of a grandpa talking to children about death and dying. It talks about the different feelings they may have. That the loved one's heart and breathing has stopped. What a funeral home is and the role of the funeral director. What a casket is and a memorial service. What a hearse is and that it carries the body to a cemetery. What set up you might see at the cemetery and what happens there. It also goes on to explain what a crematorium, the process there and what an urn is for those that choose that option. The book finishes by saying goodbye and what beliefs some people have about dying. This is a great book to explain to children. It helps children understand what is going to happen and what is going on. I have a few children that range is age from 1 to 15. I think it is appropriate for any age. Children should know what goes on at a funeral. I just can't say enough about this book. Our children tour fire stations ect... They should really be touring a funeral home, lots of anxiety could be relieved if they knew more about a difficult topic. This is something they will definitely encounter in their lives.
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- Natural Family Living: The Mothering Magazine Guide to Parenting by Peggy O'Mara on page 322, and Back Matter
- Keys to Helping a Child Deal with Death and Grief (Barron's Parenting Keys) by Joy Johnson in Back Matter
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