Children are mostly an unexperienced when it comes to handling difficult situations and emotions as the reality of a loved one’s death and the concept of a death. Ways to Explain- a) Create an environment where children feel safe asking questions related to death. b )Avoid euphemisms that has “passed away” or “was lost”. c) Don’t chastise child for crying or displaying sadness and vulnerability phrases such as “suck it up” and “toughen up”, “you are the man/woman of the house now” “be a big kid” can be very hurtful on a child’s outlook on death and emotional health. d) “ Everything that lives, one day dies. Death is the end of living. When someone dies, their body stops working; they don’t need to eat, drink, or breathe anymore. It’s is not like sleeping. Once someone dies, they are dead forever and cannot come back.” these explanation can be helpful. e ) Give children the chance, when the death of a loved one is imminent, to say goodbye in a way that feels appropriate for them, ...