Add to ORKGThis paper will explore the perceptions of death by young children. Development of death concepts, cognitive and emotional understandings, and grieving patterns are examined. Awareness by early childhood educators of a child\u27s mourning process can lead to a healthier outcome for bereaved children, lessening instances of complicated grief or secondary stressors. Implications of findings advocate a nurturing attitude and open discussions between bereaved children and educators
Abstract In this work, I have chosen to write about children in grief. Since children in grief is a ...
This study investigated family grief and resilience following a child’s death. Representing 23 famil...
The death of a loved one can be felt intensely and painfully and, for children, it could generate st...
Just like adults, children of all ages need time and understanding in order to process the concept o...
In a theoretical part of my research work different ways of the loss of someone very near and dear t...
Death and mourning that follows it are experiences that occurs in everyone`s life at one time. There...
We sometimes hear it said that 'children are resilient', but is this a helpful statement in relation...
Discussing death, grief and loss is difficult, however, the impact of loss on students makes dealing...
Thirty-seven parentally bereaved youngsters and their surviving parents were interviewed and adminis...
While many people hesitate to discuss death with young children, learning about death is an importan...
COVID-19 Pandemic has influenced death-related attitudes and understanding during the childhood deve...
Childhood bereavement is often an uncomfortable topic among early care and education professionals. ...
Any professional counselor who works with children will eventually be presented with children who ha...
This paper asserts that the most common mistake that adults make when relating to children who are g...
Abstract This project addresses the issue of grief and loss and specifically how schools can support...
Abstract In this work, I have chosen to write about children in grief. Since children in grief is a ...
This study investigated family grief and resilience following a child’s death. Representing 23 famil...
The death of a loved one can be felt intensely and painfully and, for children, it could generate st...
Just like adults, children of all ages need time and understanding in order to process the concept o...
In a theoretical part of my research work different ways of the loss of someone very near and dear t...
Death and mourning that follows it are experiences that occurs in everyone`s life at one time. There...
We sometimes hear it said that 'children are resilient', but is this a helpful statement in relation...
Discussing death, grief and loss is difficult, however, the impact of loss on students makes dealing...
Thirty-seven parentally bereaved youngsters and their surviving parents were interviewed and adminis...
While many people hesitate to discuss death with young children, learning about death is an importan...
COVID-19 Pandemic has influenced death-related attitudes and understanding during the childhood deve...
Childhood bereavement is often an uncomfortable topic among early care and education professionals. ...
Any professional counselor who works with children will eventually be presented with children who ha...
This paper asserts that the most common mistake that adults make when relating to children who are g...
Abstract This project addresses the issue of grief and loss and specifically how schools can support...
Abstract In this work, I have chosen to write about children in grief. Since children in grief is a ...
This study investigated family grief and resilience following a child’s death. Representing 23 famil...
The death of a loved one can be felt intensely and painfully and, for children, it could generate st...