Talking with kids about loss or death of a family member or friend can be difficult. There are similar conversations when dating as teenagers. Emotions can be strong. We review some ways to talk with kids about loss and death. References include psychology today.com and childsevelopmentinfo.com. Thank you for listening.

LFMK - Loss and death

For years, I’ve been collecting articles, quotations, ideas, suggestions, and life lessons. The number of articles, books, and scraps of paper began to grow, as there are a lot of credible experts and so much good information available (as well as a lot of bad information).

I believe the true lessons kids need to learn include being grateful, showing kindness, volunteering, as well as how to be productive in life. These lessons are being lost in all of the noise. Kids need help to navigate the information. They need inspiration.

Disclaimer-ask a professional for financial and medical advice.

Kids & Family

For years, I’ve been collecting articles, quotations, ideas, suggestions, and life lessons. The number of articles, books, and scraps of paper began to grow, as there are a lot of credible experts and so much good information available (as well as a lot of bad information). I believe the true lessons kids need to learn include being grateful, showing kindness, volunteering, as well as how to be productive in life. These lessons are being lost in all of the noise. Kids need help to navigate the information. They need inspiration. Disclaimer-ask a professional for financial and medical advice.

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