Key Takeaways Even after a few months as a parent co-survivor, it can be overwhelming and maybe it is time to switch the focus and prioritize yourself. You cannot pour from an empty cup, so taking care of yourself is just as important as taking care of your child....
Key Takeaways The period of waking is full of uncertainty and confusion for the child who survived cardiac arrest as well as for their loved ones. When talking to your child as they wake up, speak to them slowly and gently, tell them who you are, where they are, and...
Key Takeaways Children provided opportunities to access information and express their feelings and fears often adapt to the situation better. Talk to the children of a dying family member and ask whether they have thought about how they would like to say goodbye. Be...
Key Takeaways Be honest with your child. Tell them what you know and what you don’t know. Don’t be afraid to show your child that you are sad and that expressing sadness by crying is okay and natural. Make sure your child knows that they are not to blame. Take time...
