Someone I Love Has Died: A Shared Grief Journal For Children and Grown-Ups

No one teaches you how to grieve with a child. This book is a place to start.When someone a child loves dies, finding the right words can feel impossible. And as the grown-up in the room, you're likely carrying your own grief while trying to hold space for theirs.The Shared Grief Journal was made for both of you.Designed to be filled in side by side, a few minutes at a time, it offers small, gentle things to do together, without pressure and without any expectation that you'll have the right words. Turning the page together is the whole job.Remembering [Name] - Share stories, draw memories, and plan a memory box togetherMy Body and My Feelings - Simple activities to notice where big feelings liveAngry & Big Worry Days - Safe places to let heavy feelings out, including pages to crumple, fold, or scribble onWhen People Ask - Help kids find words for hard moments, plus a secret signal for when they need youSilly Days - Loving permission to laugh, play games, and just be togetherLooking Forward - Gentle steps ahead, carrying your person with you as life keeps growingStart anywhere. Skip what feels too hard today. Give yourselves all the time you need.The perfect companion book

Pagina's: 118, Paperback, Wooden House Books