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Unfortunately, the child's life is not only full of joys and sorrows, sometimes with real pain associated with the loss of loved ones due to illness, old age, accidents, catastrophes, accidents, earthquakes, etc. How to help a child in this situation It is difficult to behave in relation to a child who lost someone from their relatives, but also how they experience the loss and how serious it is.
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But there are many ways to help a child who is experiencing pain and loss.

### But in a situation like that, it's worth remembering some tips:
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- Encourage the child to share their thoughts and feelings with you, but in no case, do not press them;
- Listen to the child when he tells stories about people close to him: parents, grandparents or another person. This helps you survive the loss;
- When it comes to emotions, tell the child that it is okay to be sad and even angry. But, at the same time, carefully imply that a close person, for whom you are sad, will not want to see it that way.

>Help your child change to the happy memories of the person he or she is suffering. If possible, try to make these moments more memorable for the child. Help him to feel still connected with his loved one. This will have a positive effect on the child throughout life.

### Consider some tips to help your child cope with the feeling of loss:
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- Create a memory box with your child. Let her fill it with things that remind her of her beloved: photographs, clothing, poems, etc .;
- Ask the child to write a letter to the person for whom he suffers or to make a postcard. It is important that the child expresses his feelings on paper;
- Tell the child that the person he is suffering for now is in heaven. If a child grows up in a religious family, this can be a good therapeutic tool;
- Create a book with the child about the memory of the dead person. Put there written photos and memories of him;
- Invite a child to write a story about the person he or she regrets and also to draw illustrations for this story;
- Frame your favorite photo of the child with the person for whom he suffers.

> It is important to give the child space and time to express his feelings and leave in his memory the memories of a loved one. When you are ready to share your feelings with you, listen to it with love and acceptance, not judging. When experiencing the loss, there are no bad feelings. If a child does not want to share their emotions, this is also normal.

Remind the child that the person for whom he suffers has always loved him and will remain in his memory forever, even after his death. Try to keep in touch with the child during difficult times and remember together the person who was special to the child....