When a child experiences loss, they don't always cry or talk about it the way we expect them to. Sometimes grief shows up as anger or silence. They might ask the same questions repeatedly, or seem fine one moment and fall apart the next. It can be confusing and heartbreaking to watch. But understanding how kids process grief can help you meet them where they are. We explore this in our new blog: "How to Help Your Child Cope with Grief and Loss." See the first comment for the link ⬇️ #ChildhoodGr

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