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Questions dealing with death, whether it be a specific person or pet, or a general discussion of how to broach this difficult subject with children.
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How can 17 year old daughter overcome her fear of both parents dying?
That feels somewhat unusual for a 17 year old. At this age she should be getting ready to finish high school and get ready to go to college (or work life), i.e. prepping for leaving the nest (and hope …
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Preparing a 3-year old for the death of a sibling
I'm truly sorry for your situation, that's a horrific & traumatic experience to go through.
I wouldn't worry too much about the direct impact on your 3 year old. She is still very young and quite adap …
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How to handle disclosing a parent's suicide to friends and their parents
To directly answer your question: if the topic comes up a potentially good answer would be "well my father/husband passed away a long time ago". The "a long time ago" basically indicates that this is …
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What should be put in place to ensure a child can survive if both parents were to die in the...
Trying to setup a toddler so they can fend for themselves is unlikely to work here, other than perhaps making sure they can access water for themselves (and you are willing to deal with spill occasion …
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