ASIN: B00L3BPTFG
Publisher: HALO BOOKS
Pages: 53
None of us like the unpleasant situations of life. It is one thing to tell an adult that someone is very sick, or that someone has died. That same situation becomes sticky when we have to tell our children that grandma or grandpa is very sick and probably won’t live too much longer. Then there comes the time that you have to break the news that a loved one has died whom they knew very well. What do you say? How much do you tell your children? Is it right to lie in this difficult time? What are the important talking points when you speak to your children about these matters? What should you be prepared for when your children learn of Nana’s death? How do you prepare them to attend the funeral home? What can you expect after the funeral when they face the grieving process? The insights of the book will help you to be better informed in doing something that may be very difficult for you. ...
