Keepsakes and ashes memorials suitable for a bereaved child or young person Guest post by Kate Megson, The Purple Celebrant Memorials for our loved ones can be a difficult decision: there are so many options and choices to make, and…
When a child experiences the death of a loved one, their emotions can be overwhelming, confusing and unpredictable. One moment they may be crying, upset or angry, and the next they might be playing and laughing as though nothing has…
When someone we love has died, memories that we have made previously become important to us. This is a way for us to continue the bond between ourselves and our loved one. Continuing bonds is an important way for children,…
Parents often tell us that returning to school after a bereavement can be a stressful time for families. It can be difficult for both children and the parents or carers supporting them. For the children, they are trying to understand…
Reading books about death and loss can help a child to better understand what has happened and realise they are not alone. Books can also help children understand complex feelings, explain the facts and permanence of death, or even help children connect with memories…