Children experience grief so   differently than adults.  One can  explain the reasons Daddy died  over and over again; yet  Daddy's little boy or little girl may  find  it difficult to understand why  Daddy  isn't around anymore.   Even if a measure of  understanding occurs, dealing with  the pain may seem impossible.  

The book, When My Daddy Died, by B.R. Sargent, is designed to encourage children to draw pictures and write letters and poems to describe how they feel.  Mom or another close adult should guide a child through the pages until he or she is ready to experience the pages alone.

Experiencing each page in his or her own unique way, will guide your child through a healthier grieving process.

"School counselors, social workers, pastoral counselors, psychologists and all mental health workers who work with grieving children will find this book a gem,"  Dr. Lee J. Richmond, Psychologist.

To learn more about the author, visit http://www.authorsden.com

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