Children & Teens

How I Feel: A Coloring Book for Grieving Children The expressive, easy-to-color drawings clearly depict disbelief, fear, anger, loneliness, happiness, sadness, and other normal grief feelings. And the simple text accompanying the drawings (“Someone...

Children Grieve, Too: Helping Children Cope With Grief This booklet will prove itself valuable over the next few days and months as you and your child(ren) begin the grieving process. Taking the time to read and use the suggestions offered here may seem...

*** WHILE SUPPLIES LAST *** 166 LEFT. With colorful illustrations and large print throughout Helping Children Grieve and Grow is easy to understand and immensely useful. The information provided is broad in scope, yet it is so concisely presented that...

REVISED 2023! A Guided Grief Journal for Teenagers and Young Adults  Young adults and teens can: Write letters to their loved one Copy down meaningful lyrics or write their own songs and poems Use their creativity to work through the grieving...

Remember...A Child Remembers: A Write-in Memory Book for Grieving Children Revised 2024. Remember… A Child Remembers is a write-in memory book for bereaved children age 8 up.  This memory book is a unique tool for children who are grieving...

The Invisible String (Paperback) Parents, educators, therapists, and social workers alike have declared The Invisible String the perfect tool for coping with all kinds of separation anxiety, loss, and grief. In this relatable and reassuring...

Newly Revised! (2022) The most popular book for ages 13 and up. This newly, professionally redesigned, revised edition is a 40-page paperback. Includes information about going back to school, dreams, friends and looks at ways of facing grief during the...

A comprehensive, sensitive guide for families dealing with the loss of loved ones, When Dinosaurs Die helps readers understand what death means, and how to best cope with their feelings.   Unlike many books on death for little ones, this one...

Grief Bubble, The: helping kids explore and understand grief… A special book for children ages 6 and older who have experienced the death of someone special. The interactive format invites them to find expression for their thoughts and feelings,...

We Were Gonna Have a Baby, But We Had an Angel Instead Expresses the excitement and anticipation children have while waiting for their new sibling to arrive, and the sudden, life-changing nature of an unexpected loss. Narrated by a young boy who shares...

When a close friend or family member dies, it can be difficult for children to express their feelings. This book helps boys and girls understand that death is a natural complement to life, and that grief and a sense of loss are normal feelings for them...

Sibling Grief (Ilse) After Miscarriage, Stillbirth, or Infant Death by Sherokee Ilse, Linda Hammer Burns and Susan Erling Martinez. A practical guide, this booklet helps parents understand their surviving children’s needs while assisting the...

For Siblings Who Have a Brother or Sister Die Before Birth or Shortly After Birth Grandma took hold of my hand. She leaned over and picked something up off the ground.  ‘See this little bud?’ she asked. ‘It was supposed to keep...

Revised 2023!! For Young Children Who Have a Brother or Sister Die Written after Ray and Jody Goldstein’s daughter, Jess, died at age nine months. Simple and easy for young children to understand.From the book:“Sometimes when I talk about...

Remembering Our Baby: A Workbook for Children Whose Brother or Sister Dies Before or After Birth Includes pages for writing and drawing to help share thoughts and feelings. Begins with finding out about the new baby in the family, finding out about the...

BEING DISCONTINUED. 11 IN STOCK. Memories Memories…remembering the very important person in your life who has died can be confusing and painful.  This memory book could be a support in accepting the loss and provide you with ways to express...

Children Can Learn to Cope with Grief This book was designed to teach children death education, to recognize and express feelings of grief, encourage open communication, and help adults discover unhealthy misconceptions the child may have.  The...

Grief is sad, painful, and confusing. It can make you feel worried and anxious. After a loved one has died, it is normal to have a jumble of feelings. Sorting out these feelings can be hard. That’s where this workbook comes in. From Darkness to...

From the inside of the book:  When someone close to you dies suddenly, or when you or someone else gets hurt, like shot or stabbed, you may experience different reactions. Reactions occur because of what has happened.  There are emotional...

Healing Your Grieving Heart for Teens: 100 Practical Ideas When you’re a teen, the death of someone you love can be especially difficult. Being a teen is hard enough; being a grieving teen can feel completely overwhelming. This book was written to...