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Sibling Grief (Ilse)

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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 siblings to grieve and cope well after their brother’s or sister’s death.

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Author: Sherokee Ilse

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