Ask Dr. Gramma Karen: Talking with Teenagers about Grandfather’s Illness
This Is How to Approach Talking with Your Kids about Death

This Is How to Approach Talking with Your Kids about Death

There is no pain like that of losing a loved one, especially at a young age. After such a tragic loss, small children often experience a whirlwind of emotions for quite some time. They’re tremendously saddened, distraught, angry, and can have a lot of unanswered questions. As parents, what do we need to tell them about death and how should we approach the conversation?

Ask Dr. Gramma Karen: Helping Our Daughter Cope with Grandmother’s Impending Death
How to Tell my Children Their Grandmother has Cancer

How to Tell my Children Their Grandmother has Cancer

My mother-in-law, with whom my seven-year-old daughter and eight-year-old son are close, has just been diagnosed with lymphoma cancer. What advice do you have for what we tell them about their grandmother’s health situation? I want you to know how very sorry I am about your mother-in-law’s diagnosis. As a young parent, statistics indicate that […]

Ask Dr. Gramma Karen: Young Daughter Struggles With Death of Grandmother